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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-02

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ss-Probate Court
~ the ne1totkn and all persons interested In the
tate of SARAH Il. NEGUS, of Gcneseo, state Of iii.
nois, minor, Greeting:
You are hereby cited to appear at a Probate Court
to be held az Worcester In said county, on the first
tuesday OF March next at nine clock IN the forenoon
10 show cause II any have, why the petition Of
mas Davis the Guardian of said minor license sell
iOrnyestme IT, certain real estate of said ward therein
speched should not be granted And said Davis Is or
dered to serve this citation by publishing the same
week twice in the Daily spy, newspaper printed
worcester two weeks successfully the last publication
TO be one day, 1T least, before said Court.
witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge of said
Sontl, inns nlneteenth day of February, in the year
eighteen hundred and sxty-three
t2S d2t JOHN j. PIPER. Reg.
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DIR. j Ohm @. Mott, PhysIcinn and Surgeon,
Sc COURT STREET OF Howard Boston, is consult
ed daily from IN until 2 and from to in the evening
all diseases the Urinary and Genital Organs, scro
ulous Affections, Humors of all kinds Sores Ulcers and
Eruptons, Female Complaints, &C An experience Of
twenty years extensive practice enables DR.. NJ to
cure all OF the most difficult cases Medicines entirely
vegetable. Advice free d3taw6m olO
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@rp GOODS.

which we offer 10 per cent under present importing
prices Also, full stock of Black and White REAL
LACES, Lace Collars Embroidered Collars Black Lace
Nalls, Embroidered and Plain Linen handkerchief &C
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-10

NEW WHEAT AND FLOUR Al
IN a. N. PERRY COS
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TELEGRAPHIC.
LAST EIGHF'sDIsPAFOREB.l
DATES.
The English View Of American
Affairs.
NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST
An Important Expedition in
Progress.
Operations In Mississippi and
Arkansas.

CAIRO, August 8.
All the rebel territory west Of the Mis-
sissippi river will soon be cleared Of eve
~ organized rebel force. General David
son is marching down the centre Of Ar
kansas, and in several little affairs with
the enemy has been entirely successful.
Already the people at Jackson Post are
said to be fleeing before Davidson's ap-
proach.
Another expedition is on the point Of
starting into this western country, which
will help to complete The work Of crush
ing the rebellion. It is not proper to
speak Of it in detail at present, but il can
not be long before this entire scope Of ter
ritory will be under undisputed Federal
control.
The Atlanta Appeal urges gurrillia oper-
alton on the Missippi river, and says sys-
temized operations on its banks viii ae-
complish more than can otherwise be de-
vised to cripple Grant 1t wants to see
travellers on the father Of waters, and bush
Whaekers from every ospebrske and bluff
below Memphis.
General Tuttle passed through Cairo
yesterday en- route for Iowa. Before the
the rebellion be was a Democrat in politics,
but from conversation with him we feel
assured that he is no longer party man.
He is for the good Of the country and Oc-
cupies the same grounds with General Lo-
gan and is in favor Of peace by thorough
fogging Of the rebels. Some significance
may be attached 10 his return to Iowa at
this present junction.
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Cost of Life Insurance.


Most persons examining the cost Of Life Insurance,
look only at the rst Table OF Rates, and therefore
make two great mistakes First, in concluding that
iG costs nearly double what it actually COSTS
only, in supposing that because the table is nearly
the sane for all Companies tho actual cost is about
the same in al.
The following statement i'll serve TO correct both
erryrs:
Tbs rdina-y Table Of Rates is based uron the Oar
lille Table Of Mortality with liberal margin The
actual cost Of Life Insurance in long established and
we'll regul ted Companies has tesn found by eKperi
to be only al out ouehs these rates, which is
shown by the psrO ntage Of these rates periodically
refund d to the insured.
Dividends in Ii IBsu ance never refer to the Cap
itsl Stock, but simply the sxees Of premiums
funded to the insured in ch Scrip bearing interest
new insurance. Strictly mutual com psnies return
the whole Of this excess vi hout making the insured
lab e for more than the original premium IL any
event. Stock Companies dsslare less dividends 10
their insured because they divide more or lees Of this
exec q tmong their StOckhOlders. Mutual Compa-
Mrs equally cure when we'll established, for
with IN accumulation Of mill ons, it muters not
now whence came tie first hundred thtusznd wis tn
it was originally Iaid In by the Stockholders or
has been made from The prof 8 of the OcmpaDy.
Look then Al the actual relstiEe cost depending up.
on the p r eentags of dividends.
Assume on Annual Table premium of.............slOO
Cash dividend Of 30 per mt. reduces il 20
90 do 90 Do DO do ....-. 60
do do 50 do do do ...... 20.
To insure in & company declaring THIRTY per cent
dividend, costs tho insured FOBTT PER CENT
MORN annually, han in a company declaring FIF-
II per cent. dividend
In selecting Company, WISE man will inquire
WHAT IS Dose WITH THE SURPLUS AssLTs.
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company,
has an accumulated fund of over -FOUR AND
HALF MILLIONS, is on Of the oldest and strong
est Companies In the United Statss and Is declaring
an Annual Cash Dividend Of SO per cent giving
all the profits to be insured.
s8-FOr further Information in reference to this
Company, call J. B. MERRIAM, Agent, in his
ONCE Fogg'ssore, corner Of Seneca and Superb
or -sts, bstWeen the hours Of and 10 A. NJ, and
and P. n. augl0-452
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TELE u IL APdlC.
IsITVRBAT NIGHTS BTsPLT0HEs.i
THE War IN THE EAST
FIGHT AT BRANDY STATION.
The Fight Lasted Half a Day.
Enemy Forced to FAN Back.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
Surgeons Wanted for COlOred
Regiments.
LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
DATES TO THE THIRTY-FIRST.
Comments Upon the Situation.
Polish Question is Likely to be
Settled.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
Surgeons Wanted for COlOred
Regiments.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
DATES TO THE THIRTY-FIRST.
Comments Upon the Situation.
Polish Question is Likely to be
Settled.
NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES.

NEW 1ORK, August b.
Richmond papers Of the 9th contain the
following;
ORANGE COURT HOUSE, August 5th.-A
fight took place at Brandy Station yester-
day between body Of Stusrfs cavalry and
Major Broekham's horse artillery, and
three brigsdes of Yankees, with cavalry
and twelve pieces Of artillery.
Stuart brought on the fight by shelling
the woods in which the enemy were con-
cealed. The enemy responded, and fight
became general, lasting from 2 o'clock IN
til night
The enemy was driven within mile Of
the Rsppshannock river, when they being
heavily reinforced our cavalry fell back.
Our loss was six killed and eighteen
wounded. All quiet to-day.
Trains from Culpepper yesterday
brought nothing further Of interest in re-
lation to the battle near Brandy Station.
Important movements are taking place
in our army in order to provide against
certain contingencies which may be deyel-
eped at any moment.
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ADDITIONAL BY THE HlBRRNIAN.

ST. JOHH's, August Z.
EEGLAED.-The London Globe in review
ing the situation Of American affairs con-
tends that the rebels are far from being
conquered, and thinks that Lee, at Gull
pepper, is as safe as ever.
General Grants campaign is the most
brilliant, but will be confined in its fruits
to the immediate neighborhoOd Of the river
The Globe says If the Fedsrals are wise
they viii exert themselves to secure what
they have got for her Victorisl arrange
meDts, and abandon the impossible enter
prise Of subjugation.
FRAEoE.-PARIs, S0th ult.-Bourss firm.
Rentes improved to 81 10.
LONDON, 80th.-FuRds increased in
irmness and cOnsols tending upwards.
Money easy.
LATEST VIA GREEE CAsILE, S1st ult.-
Cotton buoyant, with advance Of ID
on American, for the West, and s
I "a I'D on other descriptions. Market
closing quiet
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ST. JOINS, August Z.
The steamship Hibernian, from Liver
pool S0th, ViG Greencastle 31sb passed
Cape Race at o'clock this morning.
The London Globe contends that the
rebels are not conquered, and Lee is as
safe as ever at Culpepper.
It was believed at Frankfort that the
Polish question would be settled by dip
lomacy.
The war panic had subsided in Paris
The La France says that the news from
St. Petersburg indicates a cOnciliatOry dis
position.
It is reported that the Emperor Of Aus
tris and the King Of Prussia will soon
meet.
The London money market was easy.
LATEST.
The ships Talisman from Shanghai, and
the Conrad from Montivedeo, for New
York, have been destroyed by the pirate
Alabama.
The rebel loan fell two per cent. on the
29th ult
JEFF. Davis has appointed R. Dswling as
the rebel agent at Cork.
Cotton sales of the week 10000 bales.
American cotton has advanced ID during
the week, and others Hold.
BreAdstuffs, dull and downward.
Corn, declining.
LONDON, July S0.-Consuls 93@9S3.-
American stock, buoysnt. Illinois Cen
tral, 22922ke discount Erie, 7O97l.
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NEW YORK mARKRT.-August 8.


FlOur--Market heavy and Sc lower, with moderate
demand for export and home use
eales at t5Oata5,25 for extra state a535d575 for
common 10 good shipping brands of extra round
closed dull.
Whisky-Market hrm. Sales at 4514645J%c
Wheat-Market heavy and lc lower The decline
in gold and sterling exchange has depressing ef-
fees.
Sales at siOOGl,15 for Chicago Spring; 81 IOsal p
for Milwaukee Club Sl2z gI27k for Winter red wes-
tern.
COFn-In light and supply and firm. Sales at 6Oo
for shipping mixed western; 73c for prime western
yellow.
OHts-More active and lac batter Sales at 54@
6Oe for western, including 2O6OO bush very choice
taken at 7Oc
Fork-Opsned quiet and eloaed more active and
frmer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-10

THE LARGEST Tow ON REooED.-The De-
trOit Advertiser says that the largest number
Of vessels ever taken to Lake Erie in one tow
by single tug passed down on Thursday
forenoon, consisting Of ten vessels, deeply
IOhded-a feat which was SO Wen carried out
thEt We take pleasure in giving the name Of
the tug, which vas the Kate Williams, Cap
tain George King.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-10

ST. JOINS, N. F., August 8.
The steamship Chins from Liverpool,
August 1st, passed Cape Race at noon to-
day, (Sstsrdsy) en- route to New York.
Her dates are two days later than those
by the Hibernian.
The London Times argues to show that
the recent Federnl successes are not likely
to prove materially advantageous to
them.
The Army and Navy Gazette takes q
NEST gloomy view Of the military prospect
Of the Confederates.
Il says the retreat Of General Bragg
and the flight Of General Johnston before
General Sherman's forces shows sufficient
signs ofexhaustion. It adds that Charles
ton is in real danger, and if it falls, Ss-
wanna follows. Still it thinks that the
Federal armies cannot be filed without a
cOnseription, which may be resisted by the
North and the COnfedersey yet wrench
victory from her grasp.
The Confederate loan was heavy ct II
to 18 discount.
FRANoE.-Msrsbal Forey in an official
report says that he Is occupied in forming
q provisional government in Mexico from
men Of moderate views.
WARSAW, Aug. 1.-The proclamation Of
the National Government Of Poland rejects
any compromise not based upon the indie
pendence Of Poland, with q restoration Of
the boundaries Of 1882.
LIvERPOoL, August 1st.-Breadstufs-
Flour heavy. Wheat very dull and down
ward Winter Red IS 3d0ss 10d.
Corn dull and declining at 3d96d; per
quarter mixed lis 3d612s.
Beef active and advanced 2d@3d.
Sugar firm. Coffee steady.
LONDON MARKEFs, FRIDAT EvEEMG.-
Stocks-Illinois Central 214@2O4 dis
sount Erie 694@7O4.
LATEST.
LEYEzPooL, August 1.-Cetton, dull and
unchanged.
BreadstuRs, dry and dull
Corn, downward, mixed 26926s Sd.
Provisions, stesdy.
Bacon, still advancing.
Consuls closed at 925(G93 for money.
KENTUCKY ELECTION.
CINCINNATI, August 9.
'~ation-Bramlette' union
Kentucky ca. 1T counties, 1894.
majority in fftv-eio -
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TTo the Cincinnati eazette.l
CoLunBus. Annl

SVLOAbus, august &
One hundred and twenty-three Of Nor
gan's officers have been sent from John
sons Island to Harrisburg, for incaroera-
ton in the Penitentisry there. Governor
Tod ordered John Morgan and his men
confined here 10 be furnished with vege-
tables, SC, and also newspapers and paper
and iAk, which, together with the privi-
leges they now enjoy, would make their
imprisonment somewhat better than it
would be at Camp Chase. Itis understood
that Mr. Merton, the Warden, is indispOs-
ed to treat John SO cleverly. Four hun
dred and fifty rebels from Kentucky we're
lodged in Camp Chase prison to-day.
The colored regiment at Camp Delaware
now numbers 41O men. 1t win soon have
$40, when it will be ordered South. The
organization of the State militia will be
completed next week. General Hill has
been uuceasing in his efforts to secure per-
feet organization, and he will, no doubt,
perfectly succeed. The camps Of instruc-
tion, Of which there will be nine, will COM
msnce the latter part of this month and
continue four weeks. Three will be in
operation ct the same time.
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Murray NoTICE--The Military Com
nittss desire 90 call the attention of the citi-
zsns Of the towns Of this county to the impOr-
tancs Of organizing Volunteer Infantry Com
panies, under the laws Of the STATE, and to
urge upon the necessity Of immediate and
vigorous action.
It is Our wish and that of the Adjutant-
General, as well as Of all citizens who have
the safety and welfare Of our State and ma
ton in view, that the military force of our
country be 80 organized as to be Of the most
efficient and timely service in case Of nsces-
sity, and 70 secure this, It is desired thatythis
county shall at least form aud efficiently or
ganizS two regiments. The city has organ
ised one regiment, and the towns Of tho
county have the materials to form another
splendid regiment. We earnestly urge upon
the people to take hold Of the important work
at once.
We regret to state that other portions of
the State have done far more than this coun-
ty has yet done. And is there any reason
Why cuyahOga county shall be behind other
counties, or be Indifferent to the times in
which we live, or fail to do its share to pro-
vide for the pOtentiOas future, to say nothing
Of immediate dangers which surround us ?
The present needs military organisation for
its own protection, while the immediate fu-
ture demands It to meet the exigeRcies which
are sure to rise.
Will our friends in the country take hold
Of this matter, and aid US in forming q safi-
eient number Of companies to form regi-
msnt. We will do all in our power, but the
sPirit Of the enterprise is with the people.
number Of companies are already com
plstsd or partially flled, and we are author
lied by the Adjutant-GensrsltO to issus recruit
ing papers to any man, not exceeding three in
any one locality, to organize company. We
want eight companies, and prefer ten.
We wish those who have received enrolling
papers would report progress, and sincerely
hope that others viii take the work in hand
and urge it speedily to completion.
Conferences may be had with the Commit
tee daily at P. NJ, at the Office Of Hsrriek &
Barlow, and all assistance rendered in or
power. WM. B. CASTLE, Chm.
II. BARLOW, See'y.
August z, 1852
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VRAVELKR,s RKaIsFER-
u ApveRFIEEMEETE.

c. A Read Co, Baukers-GOld. S lvur and cOu
poHs Bought and Sold and Money Loaned.
J. P. Bishop-Announctm mtnt.
O. S. Gafos-Annoanesmeaf.
J. Z. InesrsolI-Annouucement
Rob't Hanna Oo-Pieasure Excursion.
4 I. Baldwin a Co-summsr B llmorals
". O. scOheli 4 Co-Important to Painters.
George spTsgue-T ggs for sale.
A. 3 6g. Retfberg -Bus,e Trimming
George spTagus-Flour for tale.
0. +. Q.-situstion wanted.
i2s Pro speet-st-situation wanted by Girl.
J. Msrism-Cost Of Life lnsuranes-LocAl Col
S. Ba'ss-2d National Bank Of Akron-L0cal.
Hon s s. Cox-DemocrAtic Meeting.
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OK THEIR WAY HoME.-Another Zine
months regiment, the 5Oth Massachusetts,
numbering 800 men, passed through here
last night, between and O'Clock, on their
way home. This regiment was engaged in
the capture OfPOrt Hudson It was raised
in and around Boston. The men looked
worn and weary, and although eager for their
homes, were full of true grit for the war.
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BUsIERss EOTIGRs
CLEVELAND wOOLEN hills.

a. q E. c. POPE,
superintendents, Manufacturers and Dealers 10
all kinds Of
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FROM SANTA FE.

IhAFE UhIflI 4AuBs Y
The Santa Fe mail has arrived. A large
number Of Indians we're seen on the route,
but they didn't molest the coach.
A large lot of mules were stolen from
Fort Craig by the Indians, but were re-
covered after a sharp fight in Whiehs num-
her were killed and wounded on both sides
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We are authorised By Government 70 collect
sI0o Bounty,
1us discharged soldiers, also widow, children,
rghtful heirs Of al deceased soldiers; also
Pensions,
which every discharged soldier who Hss dis
ab ed N the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
soldiers widows, children, mothers, ororph-
q sisters as they are severElIy entitled under
saek Pay,
dus discharged soldiers or resigned oh8eers,
promptly collected, or eeshed. Also.
Prize Money. lF
Money due enlisted months men; money
due teamsters, and every other class Of clam
growing out Of this or any other war.
We also pay specisl attention to tf
PATENTS. ~
<Ayeld Claim and Parsnt AGsntu whs
are net LI5snsed.
We publish aThs Soldiers Frend,na . paper
Of much interest to soldiers and their heirs.-
6end a. your mama and stamp. and We VIII send
aeopy treai or twelve copies, one eaeh month,
ora5 eants.
Apply @ ne IL person or b. letter, with stamp,
lnd your Business shall have prompt attention,
Fess low, and ne charge until afisr We have ac-
oouP tehed what We undertake.
Q. g. BRUCE,
OsVqla1d, sud No. 44S Ninth Street, Washing
tons D. g. janE1:h
~ Dr.. Gibson, Professor OF Medicine and
Aoctcpaihyl cures obstinate cases OF Dyspop-
"a, Reoumatigm, SoFofuils Neuralgia and Al
l1TEous diBeegssi and di5eases Of the Brufn,
ThToa3I Eeart, GungE, LAYER a1d Urinary Or
gHlH1 and ether Chronic diseases. Reference
gwen 20 many formidable cases cured IN this
city after other PhysciEns had hIlsd. See adj
Vere1su suti1 nncthar oolnmn. once No. 1l0
1nuoa7 rfranf
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CLANS AND PATEErs.-Bounty, back
pay and pensions collected for soldiers and
their heirs. Also, Patents and every other
class Of claim.
We pay special attention to suspended
claims, and those on which other attorneys
have failed. No charge unless successful
Write to Us and We will send you our paper.
G. g. Bruce, Cleveland, Ohio, and Washing
ton, D. G. iune3:R28
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Special attention is given 70 the collection Of
BOUNTIEs, PENSIONS, BACK PAY, AND
OTHER WAR CLAIMS AND PRIZE MONEY.
Personal attention is given to the prosecution Of
Claims stthe Departments in Washington, thus
securing their early settlement.
Application should be made at once to D. W.
Gege, Licensed Attorney at Law and War Clam
Agent, Ne, les Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
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LOCAL NOTICES

DEMOCRATIC MEETIEe.-Hon. 6. S. Cox
and others will address the people at Brain
ards Hall, this evening, Monday, August
10th, at seven snd 3 half O'Clock.
The Temperance Band will be in atten-
dance. aug10:2t
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CHAEGED.-The time of the Senatorial
Convention in the Medina District, is chang
cd from the 18th to Saturday the 22d, in con
sequence of mass meeting having been
called at Medina on the 10Th of August.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
TsLIgRlAT EIaHPs DIsPAIOHEs.I 3
The Fight Lasted HaIf a Day.

Enemy Forced to Fall Back.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF AKRON
This bank, successor 10 the firm of G. D.
Bates & Co., is now organized and ready for
the Transaction Of business FavOrs Of cor
respondents win receive prompt and careful
attention. 6. D. BATES, President.
E. D. CHILDs, Cashier.
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ArnoS, August 10, 1868.

OHIo RUEAwAYs.-The Detroit AdFer-
tiser, Of Saturday, says that few days be-
fore couple made their appearance
at one Of the hotels Of that city,
and registered themselves as Mr.. ana
Mrs. Thomas ortOn, sandusky, 0. The
extreme youth of both parties attracted
considerable attention. The husband was
nothing more than bsardless boy, while
the wife, to judge from her appearance, was
out in her hrst long dress. No matter, how
ever. for that. They remained in the city
about three days, when they took their de.
parture on the Milwaukee road. They left
the city in the morning. On the evening Of
the same day, an elderly gentleman,
in a someWhat excited manner, aIightsd at
the same hotel, and, looking neither to the
right or left, walked straight up to the desk
and hastily running over the leaves Of the
hotel register, met the names of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas ortOn. This was enough. Calling
the good looking clerk to one side, the quss-
tiOns, " When did they come % and " Where
had they gone2" were earnestly put and as
honestly answered. On learning that they
had that same morning left the city, the rage
Of the excited parent (fOr such he was Of
the young LADY, knew no bounds. He stated
that three days previous the couple had
slOpsd, and, as be had supposed and had
been informed, had started direct for Chics-
60 By way Of Cleveland. Instead of that,
however, the runavays took altogether a
different direction for the purpose of mis-
leading the +" Governor" whom they had
fOrsthought enough to know would search
for them. The same evening the old gentle
man started for Milwaukee in the hopes of
overtaking them in that city. The parties
en- belong IN OF near sandusky. Ohio.
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sCARCITY OF sURGEONs.

WASHINGTON, August 9Th.
While there is no difficulty in procuring
other officers for the colOred regiments,
there is such a scarcity Of surgeons that
the Surgeon General is compelled to ad-
= srtise for them.
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HUDsoE's UERITALLED TooTH PASTE, is
winning for itself unbounded praise where
ever introdueed.---Sold by Druggists and
Dentists generally.