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SinSeiannt.


Das @ontte fur Die perpunbeten unO
~traufen SOlpdtsn 1T BON oem S&laGtfeloe
Bet @sttp8burg 3uriidgefebrt, uno ltattet tint
Jtdn'eH Der &inpfGugtr Der @aben ber3l!Aen
DAM at. Die Nctb TT gro6 mnb es bletbt
nod rtsles 3u tbun lbrta, mas nit mnlern
IArahen Wittteln ntGt au6sef1brt weroen
fam. Darun1 tpenbet Itb bas SVmite per<
trauuuasppa an lstue Wttblrgsr, Go NIT fer
neren Oaben gu unterlfiBen, um benz eblen
3uede audi fernsr bieneu az t5nnen. Bet
6errn &onraDt tn SO. 3 SIo Treberiflfrabe
LIT bas 6auptosput. Bettere CABIN wtroen
BON ben Mttelteoern In Gmpfans sencmmeu
uno Gfsntlth q~utttlrt meroen. aa
MSrefen ser WeitsIieSer Der Dci.tfd,eu Union gaeIicf
Mfoclation,
ptlds autcrtFrt fne, @aben fur btelel6s 3u
empfan9en :
S. Rnopp, 10 SaO 9aparobe.
s. Gpnroo. 3 Sno Jrebertdtr. -
gG. )tCftntbol, 10 Qigbttrabe.
s. SHmib, 2 SGO T~rebertdfrabe. p
$. @ttti6, Gde BON 9t9b unD @~ranbpltrabe.
S. @arbner, g. 9totb 6tebfr. 52 .ot. :slH-
q. WeiIspp, 10 OR 8atttmorelrabe.l3 e
W. JbtsNTpt " SuU WttVftlutCQBtt
So. Bartel, 8 Sa 9ombarbar. TO -
S. @erttn, @utaw 5ouls. 129
8. s. 5btsman, 149 6~rantiinRruse.
81. GelrtauS. Gde BON 6tgb nno Sopettear.
Wb. 0osel. GalSsrtcn uohe Srepertf 8paf.
S. @ittrOf, Sc Nor0 Siebaraee..
6. SGiGer, 10 Sf 6n9sttefrabe.
u. WOle, 30 Sscontfra6e.
s.. 9aelig, Gde 6apette unb WpppletonfraBs.
yeattsnihetot. SIS Dslt Baltimore raBs.
S. GteiA. 563 1sf 8altimote;r.
Subu GrteOrtG, 1873 Sf Baltic, gOrltsenoer.
Sol. Qsser, SO Mc@Irerrp1rabe, Ghrtftfu9rer.
StaOtraig.
&rlter 3wetg.- Der StabtcOlnmiGdr
beri6tstt, rab pos nieOrislts @nsreteten, pte
8ride iibar 9cnss Sails BET &aoerfr. az
boueu, E9 auf $29, 900 bsfunle.-Der@u mps
trclsr bsridtete, sineu @bsd fir $4,000 an
81. 81. &ge, Ten I9sntsn bse Mrmenbauiee,
ousatasben az BADEN. - Der Be1hlus nurre
a~ufosnpmmen, trtl&cr Sen. SAend bte DienIe
bes 3rpsigts anbtetet Bic DertpuncetenS cloaten
,u untsrItIten; itbertptsie SerprDnung
bes 2. 3rpsiseS teSisIi6 bsr GnrOltruns
tpurbe etHltrmi9 angsnpmmea. Der 3nst9
psrtaetc G@ bis gum 27.
3wstter 3wet9.-Gtns BOtI@aft Dss
l, .3peigss, it& bis gum MUntase gu UtrtdSsn,
trurpe anGenCmmen. De Nntrog, aud ftr,
ner bic Bounty ~ bsDili3en, wuroe ange-
nunmen.-@s purDe na1 BertGt bes CONT
tss bei6lpfen, 9rn. @rtffitt bon Der @briHtaa
@CmmtlIom bic Soften bss @bfeuerns elmer
0atiOnalIaIute unp 5000 gu ibsruetien, pas
$651.6O bstrd9t. - &uf Nntrag BilmDts
wuroe bsl9lC1en, bic WuTtlebrer Der Silent
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-16
.c0RO(= BeriC6te.
Ste NrOflamatiDn DeS GouDeruemrs.
s-@ Stadt Miarplano, I
Grscltip.D Department. {
An bas @Dle nrm @arrIanb

. @&ENr SA0Nt ~ TN~$N~f
Grecutib Department..
An bas @DR nrm MIarpIaub:
Die GretgniGe ber lsBten 3ett, pelGe inner
balls unlerer @rdn3sn spoer tn nnlerer 9tage
liA bessbfn baden, Tno pobl seet8net, BITE
reltatG1sn @efable ~ulnfsres TDlffS gu crregsn
unb tbre 6er,en Az betpegen gum anFrt1ttaen
Dante oeosn G,ptt ben 0tlmGdttgsn fir Geinsn
a@etRatS BET her GrI5iuug oe5 @tdatas bon
DEN fiir;li9 brptenben @efabrea, tp 6te Gin
brinaltn9e dilS unlerem 2anbe 3urldsstrtsben
pur0en uno &c bte 8emibungea Derer NIT
@isg frSnte, psl&en utr mad fetner Site ftr
otsie Grl6(un8 perpfltbtet Iino.
eSn bemitbtger Mnertennung un(erer Nb,
bdnetsfeit BON letner uftmals auepr ano ptes
Derum nsu bspte1enen @nabe la6t uus Die
erfts 0sle8enbeit ergretfen. un1eren Oant
DTentlt6 gu befennen, .s9 .{ ssa!q
SIM empfebIe babsr benz @olfe beS @taates
ernltlt@ an, f4 am nd@ffn Sonntage, benz
10, b. Mts., an Den ,ecbrauhliGen Stdtten
ibrer 9emetniamen Nnba6t gu DerHamreln,
a!9 bort Dor @utt In Naertsnnung letner er-
neuten 0naoe gu bemutbtsen uno bet Oar.
bringing ~nuIeres DanfsS fur g%sfenpete GrI6-
flung tnD 1srltcbene @teae TIN tn Demutt
.au3uTs6en, mad ieiner 9Eetsbett ben Hatb
unierer @aGtbnbsr 70 81 ~lsnfen, bob pas STE.
iultat Der s~rrungenen Grfol8e stne baibtae
WteOerberfelmng MnIeres Qanbes 3u Istnsui
fruteren 3ufanDe etneS etntesn, frteolt@en
uno 9lGdltAen 8olfes lein m6se.
@egebsn unter metner 9anb uno Dem aros
6en- Stegel bes Staates, am Is. Iage bea
Suit, I'm Sabre M9t3etubuneert nnO bret uno
ls63tg. es5 2 u. 50. BRADFORD,
Durn ben @~cuoerneur
Ml 81 G4II GSk1n 7sscr ot1fr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-16

liGen @&ulen Der Stabt anaubalten, tGrsn
S&Ilern BET @trafe Der Nuswffuns bic gla'
ttOnallteber gu le6ren uno SGIler, tpsl6e 6te'
ltlben nidt Ilsrnen molten, ~fcrt3uiasen = Der
Sert&t bsS gOmttes sur Gruetternng BON
6apettsftraBe tpnrbe anaenommen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-16
Sic unterin5mna scaen Or. aBrigbt.

lDrfult, 10. Suit. Die @rrcIamnttcn
bes Sen. Dir 6ob bas RrtegSre4t nur tbstlF
uetIe auf, peSbaIb Bite 1ntexl uAung 9eeen
Or. Driebt Dor elmer RrttgscOmmtltOn Se>
fibrt merDen trtrD.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-16
3iebuns in Connecticut.

Wew6aben, Is. Suit. Dte 3tetuug
tn Der /. gBarD in bieIer Stabt fanO bsute
Wioraeu i'm Gtaatsbouie fat. PIP Wtann
iUur6en 0e,pesn, wcrunter 3 prOTdsren, Elm
Qebrer un6 90 S.ubenten reg gale @Oleses.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-16
81. @tepbetI's W1iffiOn.

Dte ueuelffn &retgniTe beltdtl8en Die WnE
ua6me, BOP @tspbsns gauge WfilTon boruuf
6inansltef unitre Rseterun9 duf pfIi8e Wstlf
su etuer tbetIwet1en Mnertennune BON Ssf
Darts @DuOsrnement gu bepeeen. gus bts'
lem 0runbe lislte er bas gerlaneen; In fet-
nem etaenen 8OUte, etnem Damper
Der cUnfSb so a tine, mad Wa16tng,
ton su Aebsn unb @rdToent 9tncUln Ufi3tel
cine BptI&aft be5 BrdFoentsu Der iGSItAen
CONFEDERATION il6er9e6en 3u Darfen. Stare Tim
piele GrlambatB ertbeilt tpUroen, 70 mare btelss
~unIerer Aeetsruug nIs etue Qnerfennlng Der
IIOli3sn CONFEDERATION ous9sIest pOroen mnb
Ssf Dobt3 uno istne pffftssn Ratbseber bdtz
ten auf let9te Wuntsr ibr 3tel errsi6t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-16
TuTUrSeruno.

s. Hfeph Bauer, Elm S9uhmd1er aus 6lcppenbein
bet @tlbet, i'm grpster3Ugttunt Sefen. ben benz bic lester
Na4rt@ten aus Baltimore TN Stunt 1862 %etnltefen, uBae I'D
ttbre W16. "rE"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-16
@roRlooe 6e8 @ta0te8 MarpIanS
u. 8. .. b. S

u II. y. z. %
SGnmtlt&e Wlttsttsber bteler @rrblpst rperben su ser auI
beute, DpnneraGs ben 10. B., Mbenbs nm 8 lbr, fottItnten1
ben reselrt1Bieen @erfarnmlung in tRretn 9OtGle redt sail
reid 1n eri&etnen, b6flt&ft e%tnselabew.
Gpnrdb 2Gn9, Gr. &dr6e.
(Dp) . .1.. E#s Bait nm n Gr Gefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-16

Die 8iebung IN SprlngfielO, @"h' 3la8 81
@prtmgftetb, @lady. Den Is: 5tslt.
Dte 3tsbung btsr stnS beute gang fnbis pun
Stdtter. asn, sd tgsg& I-4a rs
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-16
0rOfs8
SOcal rnO Sntrmmental Concert
GtOBp8

am sOnutas, ben 40. SuIi 1863
I'm TrOntfraBen Ibeater
Sum S'efte" Der frGmsem mnS per,pmnbefem Sfrieser
az! Sstenianln9 Bee Wig. LMrbeiter &r1nten unterft.
Rrdften ain 8iSBss ~
8ccul II. Snitrumental concert
serGafalt,n. Daatlbe fnbet am SSmntas 1g. Suu
i'm JrCnttr. Gteatsr fat unb trtrb bic @tnrabme auu 3 rasu
Der OerpHnten Grteasr piDenSet merbeu.
@intrittspretIe;
S"l4Hel Nlv SttboSmtts'' ..''''.'... .....-.oO Uenta.
atneer oRt benz l.. YloS % Gents. 2. PIaS 10 Cts.
Dos prO3ramnt tn elmer ipdt.rsn Mnjetle. tD
NB. &e GiaentbAner oeS ESedterS bsten hoITgIbe All ee-
lem 8weGe gratis sur Bsrfiauns eeft.at.
RI- Sic Gtdets fir WeeGanies 5ale aeItsH fac EGuIt
@trelt unb @aIcrte Deer tSnnsn auf Dreb Circle uuh @aae16
Itfets In9etduf9t tusrban. lt4 fH4s~
(O!rSn) DaS pmtfe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-16
Das arpBe@pItgfeR xum g :.

Das 8uItsfef 3um Be.
ten Der Bernanbeten ftnbet keute In
RDRS satin 1tatt. Moein 10 eOler 3tusd
gu GrunOe ltset, loGts T6 fem broper 8GGreer
3urad5teben, ionbern bur6 ietne @e9enpart
3et9sn, baB er Danf6arfeit mno 9tebe fir ote
3opfern be9t, wslhe fir Die 0ertbetDi9uua
unlerer 6stmf1iten itr Qebeu etn1ebten. ue.
terote5 ffno aud ole NnlaIten 8strCfen, bas
SEP az etaem dht beutlhen 8clfefet au ma
den 6err Or: Wteener tpttb tn finer elo-
quenten 8stfe bte Gsareos tatten unb cine
Nn3abl Ger beltsn Wuffer eth arcBsS Snlsru-
mental @on3stt aufiabren, pabreRO Spisl unS
Snn3 bte jangere 8elen1@aft In Der utrtgsn
3stt oergni8eu nitro. Sn etler llueisennibts-
let BADEN pte wafern unterntbmer beS Gfltes,
pr. @sur8 8tOlt unp 6ginrtt Qorsnt, natIt
Dem @tntrtttsgelo ben 9an3en 0etptnn Der
Sar uno Sdeutptrtb1Aaft fir ben Inter
ttnsnnsefcno %beftmint anb eS 1T tttnem 3wei>
fsl untsrwOrfen, bab baS &eI ultat tbrsr 9n.
ltren9uuSsn eth 9ldn3ences lstn nitro.
j MtbbanbImng. = 26onas WcDos
nalr, pslGer lftne Srou eeprieelt unb QcutIe
Wttluer, nel@e SaraY Collins mtBbanoelt
bate, trurpen in bic Sail sstfft.
Wdrb~ 0erIa mlmnaen FIR
u II ers g.-Sn ueberein=
ftmmuns NIT Der Nuforoeruug bss Vr6fOen~
ten bar Staot linton @pnpenttCn tperDen beute
I6enO tn ben DeribieOenen @urbs bic. grtmGrs
Terlammlungem tdttftnbcn, In bensn bte De-
legation our @rnsnnuns Der GanDiDaten fur
nnleTe @eisBgfbmag 9epdblt psrOsn. unitre
Wlttbur9er werDen wokt BON 1tl6a etnIt ben,
bon DeIGer Btdttsfeit bie(e VrtmGr-ge rs
%tammlnngen finn, neil eben bic bier nomtntr.
ZEN @anotcatsn ais aepdbIt bstra&tet perben
f6nuen.
Sc ttut Notb, baB uur entl&isoene linton.
manner unEere StaDt pertreten, BITE un8 fit
etn nnter olsn umfanbsn nDtbwenotaes Nt>
lt38eleB Ior9en unb aud Der Gmanatpattons-
Gra8s nt&t a0tolo Ginb. SIS loQte Se6bal6
tttn uniOuetreusr Burger o~sr1dumen, teute
I6enb nte Gerlammlung feinsr 0arD su Be-
lu6en uno ea6 unteptn3te 1ntun=Itdet ut
unterltIeen.
Is Mir MAIDEN unlete 9eIer bslunberS auf
bic beute Q6snO in Der MeaanicS 6o[Ie fatt<
fnDsnOs WaIenpsrl ammlung ouFmerfIam,
welGe ete Reorganization bes feutInsn 6Ilfss
@Cmttss gum 3ntds BOT.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-16
8unSeshountifoOt.

Bofbtn8tUn. Is. Suit. guf bic Stese
Ter Mrnee unb Narine Bat Wrdfoent QtucOln
Dpnnerfaa ben g.. Queuff gum D~antfasun9se
Ee1e Der Nattcn bs1tmlnt. 8ani
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-16
&aah @rOBe8 Ytc 9fie q
Baltimore xtfhIers0eretn8.


Mnt WtSntoe, ben 20. Sult, pirb pbtser @eretn etne GT,
curltpn no9 9DtterS Part an Der SnrtDrb Rcnb peran1alte1.
Sta 1oaeS Wtuitt @prps TT su bteIent GsIie enaaetrt uni
Omntbulte esben ben Gag Iber bonn Mitianb SSuare mad
hem pIase al.
ftdetS rs Gents. - 8rauen unb atnter fret.
Spute Inglnft9eS gDetter etntreten, 70 trtrb haS Dtc yttc
am barnut %tCl8enben Mpntds n~bsehdlten.
$50 Die Mtttslteber beS geretns lerteu er1u6t. fh an
yipntd8 Utorsen UNI III lltr Bet Srn. RBIineer t~ta,ufinben
SIN Muttrae ses Gpntite's
(DsSWtp) s. &lM g, SER.
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Scene In3eiQen.


s=- SIR Sci. G6neiber aus 5ermer@Dauien liegt elm
In Der MeferzSfftce. -
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GerEon04 yrse 0eSMcpG.


Seiu6At
iptrb elm W1dnn, Der ais Stelpertreter se6en mta. 9as GeIb
rptrb baar beaablt. gu rnelbeu tunertdlb 8 Gdsen Bet
s. .NtepenS,
As G~ertnetpn-, nate g~hdrlesHr.
Sc srIouo+ . Gin sute8 Ntab6en fir SduSlrbett. =
@ute 8etanblunS unb gutter 2pbn werSen
reriproten. Mtan melee f9 In SIC. l2I gtprb @~barlesfr'
lo05e
Sc ,,.Inrot lOelei6 cine Imme na63ufraeen bet Spbn
0tIIultHl S6nei6er, Malia6uiett8 Moenue. spti6en
II. upb Is. Ctr WGftt pe ION, DC.
Wo~In,,n+ pirb etn Bidder pter @pnfectipner, ut tu'8
StLtuAaNl Qanb 3u eeber. Gutter 9pbn unb quite Be-
~h1nb1une tpirb perfprpden. Wtan Inetbe im, tetI Charles
Raabe, 81 SaratOeafr. (DibDi)
Nei,thf+ Gin iunser Mann bon uneefibr 20 Sntren
VCIuuII = mtrb in elmer Confectionery mad MnnapDliS
seiu6t. gta95 Hfraeen SO. 10 ". Treberi6itr. (NUfrO
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WerSnn8nnSen.
GrnBes DDlksfelt
|%SE gun Britsn
u Der q e rDum6e4en
8of's Satn an Der 8elair ROab
ant SOnnertag, f6. Su[i.

Dteies Set tpirb wtrtli& unb SGus i'm SatereNe Der @truun.
esten unierer Mrtafe abgefnltea. ba fUpOtt 6aS GtntrtttstIh
dlS aud Der 8an3e Yrpftt an 8ter, fonftgen
tptrb.
Nd4nttta88 wrb 5r. Or. Dtesmer bic Gehrebe 5als
ten, mpodat ehn erpBes Snfruntentnl.G Ou8ert %ftattfube4. T.
CEdnJrnuttt ben edn3en Gag iber0 &ts5&
g0tr toHen, ba6 Dos beuti9e Yublttum unS Set tteIem eblen
.Sred ettrlgt untertuSen ptrb unb I1ben MGe freintlln9f
tMr &betlnagne eth. - Das Set bestnnt I'm 7 ttr NtOrssus.
Gtntrttt 25 Gents.
(Wlo-D0) Geo. StOh xab 81. &0ren5s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-19
6dlOrttsttr 9aiIp SPY.
worcester Post omcs1 Winter Arrangement

xx,,-.ester Post Omce-Winter Arrangement.
Mails Close as follows:
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New lamp,
shrc via Worcester Nashua Railroad, at 500 g. M, ana
arc due at 7.90p. m. - AL
dale Clinton, Lowell and Nashua, N H. at 500 a. M,
and 80 D. m. and due at g.l5 and 1900 m
Princeton and East Princeton at $3.50 and is due at
clt ~ Of Boston, $50 and 500 a. NJ, g. and SEQ
and are due at $50, 80 a m, $40 and 90 ?: IN;
chusotts-sOQ a. m, and 500 p M; and are due al $50
a m. s. 40 and 6,l5 p. m.
Rhode Island-( Except towns on the Worcester and
Providence Railroad $50 m, and $50 p m and are
wa Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad 3.Sg
Wesfern-Aii towns in Massachusetts, West OF Wor
eester, j5l5 a. NJ and are due at IS p. m.
Albany western New York and western States Sis
a. M and 8 90 p. and are dHe at As and 945 p,
Springfield, SIS am, and Loo and due at ~
Hartford, ali Connecticut Except windham and New
London counties S,i5 a. M and 300 p m; and are due
Towns on line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Windham County, Conn, le.OO a. IN,
New York city and Southern States. $50 e. NJ and at
ao0 and 6l5p IN; and are due at 500 a and at $3.50
Barre Barre Palms. Fetersham Paxton, Dana, North
Dana, West Rutland, s45 u M; AID are due at on
Holden Rutland. North Rutland, fiupbagision Cold
brook, and Oakham 3.3l y. m, and are due $3.50
Leicester : IS a m and 4Ot m, and are due at $50
and are due at 940 a. IN, and 6.3e 2. m,
Shrewsbury. 3l5 p m, and IL due 1T 500 a. m.
Grafton, New England Village, atd Cordaytile, 6Soa
BIRMINGHAM, south birmingham Hopkinton Ashland
WoOdvile, WestbOro', NorthbOro', SOuthboro Cotds
vile, and Grafton LOO p M; and are due at s39 g m,
Milford Mendon Holliston Bolton. Berlin. 800 m,
and 500 and are due at $50 m. and 6l5 p II.
mail for New York and Boston and beyond, is closed
al this Office on Sunday at 500 O'Clock p. m
once hours from lis a. M, 10 500 p. sundays
from 1900 to 1910 a. ]. NJ. EARLE P n,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-19
GRiCE'S CELEBRATED SALVE,
A SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This Salve is a vegetable preparation, invent
ed in the 18th century, by DR.. WIN. GRACE,
surgeon in King James's army. Through its
agency he cured thousands of most serious sores
and wounds that baffled the skill of the most
eminent physicians.of his day, and was regarded
by all who knew him as public benetactor.
Graces Celebrated Salve cures Burns.
Graces Celebrated Salvo cures Scald5.
Gracea Celebrated Salve cures Flesh Wounds,
Graos's Celebrated salve cures Corns.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Felons.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Frozen Limbs.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Wens.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Callouses.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Salt Rheum.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Chilblains.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Sore Breast.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Sore Lips
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Erysipelas Sores
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Assesses.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Ulcers.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Chapped Hands,
Grace's Celebrated salvo cures RingwOrms.
And from Sores and Wounds of the most serious
nature down to a common Pimple 1t eradi-
Gates Pimples from the face, and beauties the
skin. There is no preparation before the public
that can equal this Salve in prompt and ener-
getic action for the speedy cure of external dis
eases as those who have tried its virtues testify
Soldiers, Sailors and Fishermen, will find this
Salye their best friend.
1t has none of the irritating, heating proper
ties of other remedies but cools, cleanses, and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds
Every family, and especially those containing
children, should keep box on hand in case of
accident, for it will save them much trouble
suffering and money. All it wants is fail
trial to cure old and inveterate Sores.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-19
3efn Dork 3oterfGsementg.

@@ ii STEAM WEEKLY TO
" M 1VfTM LIVERPOOL.-Touching at Queens,
800 49, 1asi1s town, cork Harbor The Liverpool,
uAaeA -1AszaAas New York and Philadelphia steamship
Comp9nY intend dspatchng their full powered Clyde
built Iron Steamships as follOws
CITY OF MANCHESTER, Saturday. Feb. a.
ErNA. Saturday. Feb. u.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, Saturday Feb -.
and every succeeding SATURDAY at Noon, from Pier a.
North River.
RATES PASSAGE,
PaVdble IN specie or Us tqHiDd'eRf in currency
FIRST CABIN. 5000 SrEERAGE, 1872 50
do. to London, $500 do to London, 1885, SO
do. to Paris, S95 % do. to Paris, $40 so
do to Hamburg $50 90 do. to Hamburg S37 so
dam, Antwerp. &c, at equally low rates
Fares from liverpool or Queenstown: LIST Cabin SIS
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St. Anthonys Fire, Rose, Salt Rheum, scald
Head Sore yes,

From Harvey Seeker Esq the able editor Of Tim TUX
R0Rn0Uk Democrat, PENNSYLVANIA.
"Our only child about three yea of age. was AT
tucked by pimplcs his forehead They rapidly spreai
until they formed athsome and vruenl sore, which
covered his face ard actually blinded his eyes tor some
days skiliul physician applied nitrate of silver and
other remedies without any apparent effect For fifteen
DAYS guarded his hands, lest with them he should
tear open the fostering and wound which covered
his whole face Having tried every thing else had
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APPLYING the iodde OF potash lotion as you direct The
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ShdS eyelashes which had come oat, grew again, and
neghpnrhood predic ed that the child must die"
From Dr. Hiram Sioat Of 81 Gus, Missouri.
81 find your SAEsAPARILLA a more etlectual remedy
for the secondary symptoms of syphilis and for syphltc
indebted to for some Of the best medicines have
From A. French, " d. eminent physician Of Ldo-
renee MGsS enc IS prominent member Of The egiSta.
IR AVER My Dear Sir: have found your Sarsapa-
rlu an excellent remedy for syphilis both of the prim-
airy ana secondary type, and eff ctua in hat
were too obstinate to yield to other remedies do not
know what we can employ with more certainty of sue
cess. where powerful Alternative is required"
Mr. Charles 5. Van Lieu, Of Ne~ brunswick n j., had
curry or mercural disease, which grew more and more
aggravated for ears, IN spite OF every remedy
AYERS SARsAPAEILLA relieved him. Few cases can be
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Leucor hea Whites, Female Weakness are generally
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Some require however in aid of the Sarsa parila
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From the nell kH0WH and wideiy celebrated Dr. Jacob
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81 found Sarsaparia excellent Alternative
in diseases of females Many cases OF Irreguariy Leu
corrhea Internal liberation and local debility arising
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there few that do not when its effect properly aid
ed by local treatment "
lady unwilling to allow the publication of her name
writes
"My daughter and myself have been cured of a very
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Rheumatism. Govt, Liver Complaint Dyspep.
STA, Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
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Is the first and only remedy offered to the public
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IT AFFORDS RELIEF IN TwENrY-FOUR Hours,
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DR. SETH ARNOLD-Dear Sir.

DR.. SETH ARNOLD-Dear Sir: I
- have used your Balsam in practice FOR the last
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New YO. X. April 10, 1854. " | 80
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