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No traveller should be without supply of
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No person will ever object to give for
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Twenty-Five cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor Rochester, MY.
dps Sold by all Druggists. deowly
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a Remarkable cure in Bangor, of Weak and Diseased


Eyes,
l, w. II. Prchard do certify that my wife, Esther S.
has had Weak Eyes from childhood caus, by measles
One year since lump appeared the lash o! her Eye
1t increased to the lie OF large pea Becoming
what alarmed about the progress 1t maxi & took
vie to Mrs N. &. BROWN. at the Exchange. She
told she could it and further strengthen her
eyes Mrs L. applied her medicine seven O'clock in
the evening and at nine o'clock the lump gone We
could see more Of it. Nv wife can now see people
walking the other side of the river, which she could
never do before She has always had headache when
riding in carriage. Yesterday, riding IN a car.
rage. she had no return OF headache. My own eyes
were treated tw or three times by Mrs Brown. find
them much strengthened. W. H. PRITEflARD,
i59 FIR nch street.
Thousands of certf Gates might be added. Use Pool
Richards Eye and Ear Water, aid throw away your
Spectacies
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Eye and Ear Water.
The Best Preparation in the World,
DEAFNESS CURED BY MRS. NJ. G. BROWN,
40 Arch street, Philadelphia,
Metaphysical Student, Professor on the Eye
and Ear, and Proprietor of
pGGp pIGHARDS FYF ANN FAR WATER
pG0R RICAARNS EYE Ann EAR WATER.

The above wonderful Me clne CURES ALL DISEASES
OF THE Eyes EARS AND THROAT. Where there
capacities OF seeing and hearing,
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Bathing the Ewes and Eats night and morning will
strengthen the Eye, clear the vision and vigUrate the
entire system.
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DoCToR c. A. HILLS
Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Ace.

For the use of Single or Married Females
1ay be Justly ranked as the most sue
cessiri ana invaluable specific tor all
arrangements, distractions, and Private
dli1culties peculiar to the FeB1dle ser,
now before the public. DIR. Hill, the
senior in Especial Diseases, during his
long and varied practice of Twenty
years ard upwards, has made the
~ Delicate and Difficult Disorders
and Diseases, arising from the construc
tion and functions OF the Female Sys
TEN, his particular subject of attention
and stuGy, which department Of his
practice il has been his aim to bring TO
a thorough test and issue the different
" Botanic and Indian Agents of this
n terra Medica, with the view of pro
ducing & Convenient Safe and Certain
Kennedy for all cases of Irregularities
Supplessions and Distinctions, and their
a az la
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CONSUMPTIVES ! READ!!-DR. J.
~ il. SCTENCK will be gain at the Marlboro Ho-
TEL, BosToN, professionally Wednesday and Thurs
day, March 25th and 18th
A Letter from the REV HENRY MORGAN, Pastor of
tie Union Mission and FIRST independent Methodist
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PHYSICIANS please notice.
We make no SECRET ofINGREDIENTS.
HELMBoLDS EXTRACT BUCiiU
Is COMPOSED OF Buchu CubeDs and Juniper Berries Sc
lecteo win great care by competent druggist,
PREPARED IN VACUo,
II. I. HELMBoLD.
Practical and Aralytica Chemist, and
Sole manufacturer OF
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.
L
personally appeared before me, an Alderman of the
city OF Philadelphia, Il. \ HEIMBoLD who being duly
sworn doth say, his preparations contain narcotic
no mercury or other inurions drugs, but purely
sworn and subscribed before this 23d day Of No.
vember, 1854. WM. T. HlBBAHD
Alderman, Ninth street, above Race Phila
ID
PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE, OR SIN FOR IS.
Delivered to any address, securely packed from
servation.
Address letters for information in confidence
II. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
Depot, O4 South Tenth street, below Chestnut Phila
-
BEWARE oP COUNTERFEITERS
and
UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who endeavor to dispose "OF THEIR OWN" and
"other' articles the reputation attained by
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations
Extract Buchu,
Sarsaparilla,
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S-TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut out thr advertisement and send for, IT, AND
AVOID IMPOSITION AND IMPoSTURE.
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WESTERN RAILROAD

s4szg:sszzsssss WESTERN RAILROA D--
e. encing MONDAY, Nov II, lS52.-Bos'
Leave Worcester for Albany and Way Stations, FAC.
| co nInodatiQn) at 10 a; IN. and 50 ., m
For New York and Albany, (exp lOO5 s. m. anu S45
| New York Mail train 1905 p. m
Railroad CORRectt0ns-At Albany with the New York
CentrEl Troy and Greenbush, and Hudson River raft
roads Al Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson and
Boston railroads. At State Line with the HoGsatonic
| railroad 1t PiItsfeld with the Pittsfed and North
Adams, ard Stockbridge and Pttsfeld railroads At
At Springfield with the Hartford, New Haven and Spri
Held ana Connecticut River Ral Dads At Palmer with
the New London. Palmer and Wilimantic, and Belcher.
tom ana Amherst railroads. At Worcester junction
with the Providence and Worcester. Worcester and
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester railroad
Forester May l,lS62. HENRY GRAY, Sup't.
FOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON.
{ DON AND NEW HAVEN. = The Train leaving
Worcester at 1880 a. m, CONNECTS at Norwich with
ORG, srrivngin New YORK BY the Shore Line Express
At i.55 p. m. p. st. N. ANDREWS, Sup't.
supt's Ofhce, Nor d Wor. Railroad.2
Norwich, Feb, |, 1850.
f= ricketsfor sale at the Ticket Office. Worcester.
e.szzss.--=ss WORCESTER & NASHUA
s=z=;ss5=zsssf3=t' IL 2 oAD:-FALL AND WINTER
.-z-S-----sa-SA RRANG fMENTO On and after Nov. ],
trains follows Leave Worcester at $40 and Ills
n, and 4. 10 D.
Leave Nashua at a. m and II M. and p. N.
1T Nashua, all trains connect with the trains OF
concord where passengers take the to and from
the Northern the Passumpsc the Boston. Concord ana
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
~ rcton junction. trains conf ect directly with thh
aims Of the Stony Brook Railroad and also with trains
the Fitchburg Railroad with the exception Of the rsi
train from BostOn and at Fchburg with trains of this
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads
Ser further particulars and connections with Othe
Dads, see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
! and States" @. W BENTLEY, Sup't.
Worcester, Oct Is. 1882 diff
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This is the oldest and best Dye House in the United
States The goods finished in superior STYLE and
the coors are clear and brilliant The prices
able. nav, liberal to a fault.
There is no need of your paying $3.50 for Dyeing
Soung's for Sl,2j
French Dyeing and Cleansing OF Ladies' and Gentle
mems Garments in all their varieties,
Paronize YOUNGS, 2O9 Main street, opposite Brinley
Hall deodtf my30'
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Those trains bold figures the Worcester trains.
The Worcester trains connect at Providence with
Perry 10 from Newport and with tine SPLEEN
dill steamers plymouth Rock ard Commonwealth to
New York at p. IN, via Stonington.
~ Worcester junction with Trains to and from tbs
Western, Worcester and Nashua, Ftchburg and Wor,
wicl Railroads.
Ydruugh Tickets TO all important points at the West,
be obtained st the office of the Company PFovi'
ocnce, st as low rates as by any other route.
| H TkROK SDn't
, 1863-11-28
SERIOUS REVOLTIN THE Ill
PENTTENTlARX.


4 serious disturbance occurred in the Peni-
tentiarv on Tuesday evening Inst The par
ticulars, as We 1carn them, arc Us follows:
About TWENTY-FIVE Of the conyicts, under the
lend Of desperate named Jones, employed
in the cooper shop, had arranged to break at
tho lime Of quitting and rush on the west
gate. But only three carried out their inten-
lions. The west gate Unopened to be partly
open, und dozen convicts with the usual
guard were outside loading cars The mis-
crcanls were fred On twice By the guard. but
the shots did not take effect. Commissioner
Buck. who happened to be present, went in
pursuit and captured joncs-but not until
after severe struggle, in the slough north Of
the prison. Mr.. q. c. Andrews captured an.
other in Taylor's field, north Of the prison;
and Mr.. Goldman captured the last near the
Jock On the canal Commissioner Buck had
brought Jones in as far as the railroad ware
house, when he aga'n broke and ran. Capt
Pitman, the Warden, who had relieved the
guard at the CUTE, this time fired, when the
wretch fell with two buckshot in his back and
ono In his shoulder. He was not killed, bnt
lies in very critical condition. AL the other
conricts Immediately y1eturned to their places.
THIS villain Jones, the 1ingleader Of this
revolt, Ind only been in the prison about q
month, but is tie worst man In every respect
who Inns been there for a long while. He was
until recently in the rebel army, and has
robbed and burnt, and killed In Missouri. He
was convicted Of placing distractions upon
the truck Of the Chicago, Alton and ct. Louis
Railway. Nobody can wish him to live. And
1ghile 1t was IN unpleasant duty TINT the War
I'M ~ A1xo 3fn%
, 1863-11-28
FROM MADISON.

ESPECIAL u1Hp1lCQ 10 the AmCdE0 4l1Uune.i
MAp1sos, Wis, Nor. n, 1858.
An irrcprcssible conflict has broken ont be-
tween the editors of the Rtriot, the Demo
cratic paper here. 4 few days ago appeared
the following paragraph at the close Of
leading editorial column:
"We do not believe that fighting viii restore the
nation. md that such is the prevailing popular
opinion is evidmccd By The apparent unwilling
ness Of men to 60 into the army They regard II
a. ss sas HaR 6s s 9bs S e
changed, and the country assured that patr!ouc7
not political, consideration govern its actions,
son % no9 es os nf fhse to 3s
Pump Carpenter, who was absent in NIL
waukce, wrote letter expressing himself
surprised and shocked at such declaration by
his associate, and says none of his interest In
the paper shall be diverted to such doctrine.
HI earnestly protests against and condemns
it as folly and wrong. Hyer, the other editor,
replies tonight, reitcrating the sentiment Of
his former paragraphs He claims that the
Administration departed from the Constitu-
ton md entered On Abolition policy two
years ago, thus forfeiting all claim to sup
port Of the people in carrying on the war
against the South. He maintains that the
Democrats made great mistake in adyocat-
ing vigorous prosecution Of the war, &c.
He concludes by asserting that the Rnriot
shall not be abolitonizcd while he is connect
ed With it Altogether, It is pretty quarrel
az it stands Some think It is merely ruse
to cover change Of base on the part Of this
rotary organ.
Thanksgiving WIS generally observed here
yesterday. Tic greatest feature Of the day
was dinner given by the ladies to the sol
diers in Harvey Hospital, which passed of
finely.
Tie old school Presbyterian minister here
refused to allow the Presidents Hymn to be
sCng in his church, on the ground that it had
too much abolition twang about it.
, 1863-11-28
our RICHMOND PRISONERS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
EaarrrrTnH Nny 9th 1872

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9th. 1863.
The following statement by the surgeons
Just released from Libby Prison Of the treat
mcnt Of the prisoners ut Richmond, will be
presented to the War Department to-mor-
row..
.WAsn1saToN, D. C., Nov. Fl, 1868.
We the undersigned surgeons Of the United
States army, md recently prisoners In Rich
mond, Va, considers 1t our duty to publish q
few facts that came to our knowledge while
we were inmates Of the Hospital attached to
Libby prison..
We enjoyed for several months daily ac-
cess to the hospitals where the sick and
wounded among our Union soldiers received
treatment. As the result OF. our observation,
we hereby declare It our belief that since the
battle Of Chickamanga the number OF deaths
PER diem has averaged fully fifty. The pre-
calling diseases are diarshea, dyacntery, and
typhoid pneumonia Of late the per eentage
Of deaths greatly Increased, the re-
suit Of causes that hav>: been long
at work, as insufficient f3od, clothing ani
shelter, combined With that depression 0
, 1863-11-28
completes Cur line along the whole length of
Missionary Ridge.

Missionary Ridge.
FROM TIE ssru ILLINOIS.
CuArrAsooaA, Nov. &c.
@. II. Kimbark, Chicago:
Ne 1aayc stormed md taken Missionary
Ridge. The flag Of the SSth Illinois WINS the
first Of our brigade on the enemy's works.
K111Ep-First Lieutenant Charles Il. Lane, Sec
'ond Lieutenant Il. L. Bingham.
sWorSpEp-Malor Geosge ". Smith, First Lieu-
tenant D. Il. Chester, First Lieutenant Ellsworth,
First Lieutenant. VIM; Lawrence, Second 1teuten-
ant and Adtutant D. B. Cole.
Col. Geo. ". Chandler and other officers of
our regiment safe.
CHARLES T. BOAL,
First Lieutenant and Quartermaster.
Minor Charles " Davis, Of the 51st Illinois,
Mas :, sightly2 weHndeddolag nf tnn we'll Tie WIS
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. s7.-The killed IN the
aGth Ohio arc P. ]. HesEelroads, Amos Rose,
A. V. Coy, ]. Wakeman, VIM. Surgeon, H. 8.
johnson, J. P. Stone, F. L. Grimes, Rufus
Mapee. Wounded-Eapt- J. G. Selby, Lieut..
Q: T. Weodda Lieut. ]. n. Hatnlin. Killed. O.;
Killed In the 92d Ohio Capt, Whittlcscy,
Lieut.. Turner, Lieut.. Townsend. Wounded
Lieut.. Col Putnamt Lieut.. Putnam-8 killed,
- NV Yoak, Nov: ia Washington dis
patch to the Hera{d states that 1argc amount
believed, TO nearly: 1900 bales, Il report
cd accumulated ut Atlanta, Georgia, belong
ing to the people and to the rebel Govern.
ment- It Is expected thnt General Grant in
tends making rapid movement on that point
It Will be difficult to remove any con5tdera-
bic portion Of the cotton in time to save It
from capture.
WAsn1sGToz, Nov 27-Oflicial inforrna.
tion l,as been received from Burnside to The
23d, and induces the belief that he is safe He
will be supplied md reinforced.
The Tribune special says:
Although Gen. Burnside is invested by rebel
forces in position on the north side only o1
Knoxville, and although no direct adyices
have been received from him during the last
few Days, It is believed the measures General
Grnnt has takcn for his relief, will be sue
ccssful, and his assailants will coon find
themselves on the defensive, with fur pros
pect Of being taken prisoners, or forced into
IN 1nglorious retreat
, 1863-11-28

Prom Harana-The Revolution In the
Spanish West Indies, &C., atc-s

new: YonK, Nov. 2z.-We have received
files Of the Nassau N. P.} Guardian, per tho
steamer Corsica, from which VIC. CLEAN the
following:
Tic Tark's Refal Standard says that the
Spanish troops in Puerto Plata are said to be
nearly 4,0oO strong. Several hundred had ar
rived from Havana to act as 1aborers to the
4 provisional Dominican Government has
been formed IN Santiago. J.,
Southern blockade runners are very active,
no less than four steamers having arrived at
Nassau from Wilmington alone since Oct Is.
A new steamer, evidently intended for
blockade running, had arrived from Greenock.
Local news unimportant.'
HAVANA, Nov. 9.-several mails are here
from St. Domingo hut nothing new has trans
pired. They merely report details Of old
afIairs. Gen. Vargos has been obliged to
issue sort Of explanatory proclamation, ex-
planning the blockade declared By General
Rivas.
Reports are flying around that the st. Louis
sunk the Georgia, and riee versa, but think
VIC have no certain information here; though
as the st. Louis and Georgia are both In the
neighborhood Of the Canary Islands there
may be some truth In the news.
Two cargoes Of slaves have been landed on
this island lately.
, 1863-11-28

cross Oh tho pontooas. and then proceed by
the route indicated By tho double dotted
lines to the Terminus above Missionary Ridge,
AZ pontoon Ia ready to be thrown across
the river. e will then attack the enemy In the rear
ofstsionnry Ridge, while the troops ut Chattanooga
advance, clean cut the valley, and with Hooker oc-
cnps Lookout 1t is pretty project, and looks feas
ble The enemy must n2at 1uu In the latter case.
ofconre we occupy these Important strategic points
without bloodehcd. While these movements arc pro-
gree Ing On the left and centre, It Is not unlikely TINT
tho division at Trenton, properly reinforced. may
swing over lookout 1nrgc into Chattanooga Valley
or MeLemon's Core, and attack the enemy in his
rear there also Il do NOT see how this movement
Gun fail Of success II they light us they wl hare to
sides army, Lopgstrects CORPS will have to remain
at sweet wafer to keep'h1m In check, as otherwise
whflc we engaging The rebe's here IN 'front.' Burn
side Won attack them bn their flank. In the event
that they run, We must capture large number Of
prisoners II they light they'll be whipped. believe
this II fair statement OF tho situation, and think,
with The aid OF the diagram enclosed you will fully
undt fhtaEdft
, 1863-11-28
From Richmond and the South,

New YORK, Nov. Richmond papers Of
the 9th declare that war is the sole policy Of
the South, and mentions with considerable
bitterness that one or two papers in Georgia
rs well as in North Carolina aro advocates Of
peace
The Examiner states that plot Of Union
prisoners to burn Richmond has been discoy-
cred.
Twenty~eight hundred Union prisoners
have been sent from Richmond to Danrllc,
and large prison is also being erected in
Georgia for their accommodation.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2,-The nincty-dye
surgeons recently released from the Libby
Prison, captured at various times and In DIFF
ferent departments Of the army, arrived here
to-day. They embarked ut Richmond, but
we're ordered below decks until they had pass
ed the rebel works ut Fort Darling They
had no opportunity Of learning the number OF
troops in that city. The clothing and provis-
ions which hare reached there haYo been dis
tributed, .afordfng great relief, aud cheering
tho suffering prisoners. The supplies, how
ever, nre not equal to tho demand One of
surgeons says their condition vas much ale
waited by the permission to purchase neces-
sarics outside Of their prisons. They gener-
ally appear to be in good physical condition.
While on their Way hithcr they prepared q
statement of;the condition Of the prisoners in
:he several plnccs Of confinement, and the des'
criptton. Of fatc and other points Of interest on
this subject, for presentation to the War Dc
paftmept. -. -s.,. D., : -
, 1863-11-28

ton. a portion Of our troops reached tue
other side Of the ,Rapldan yesterday, and the
remainder to day, together with headquarters,
nj ich moved before 8 o'clock this morning.
Tie enemy was discovered In force, bnt
contracted bis lines aud fell back froD'the
river. No opposition was made to our cross
Shortly after II ~ o'clock 1 ' tits morning, heavy
cannonading commenced and continued up
to this afternoon, without intermission, but
no particulars Of the engagement hare been
received at Washington
It was probably along both sides the plank
road in front Of the Grunge Court House, US
this was expected to be the batt1e field late
last night, -
Mosby, with force Of carnlry, captured u
train while 1t WIS moving from Brandy
Station to our front. He secured fifteen
wagons and $50 mules, and. burnt nineteen
wagons. They were loaded with oats.
, 1863-11-28
FROM CINCINNATI.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1

FSpec1aI UiFpatch to the Chicago TF1bone,J
CINCINNATI, Nor. n, 1863
Gen. Cox arrived here from Sandusky to-
day. He will at once proceed to the field aud
take command Of the 23d Army Corps
Gen. Hartsuff, whom Gen. Coz relieves, Is
expected here in few dnys, when he will
preside over the courtmartia1 Of Capt F. ".
Har, which commences on Monday next.
Brig. Gen. Stedman, who has been in this
city fer several weeks, left to-day to join his
command IN the Army Of the Cumberland.
Nothing has been heard ut headquarters
ftom Gen. Burnside for tNo daYs,
, 1863-11-28

The end is near. The rebels have met
their Waterloo. The map Of tie United
States Will show what has bcfallen the
Coriedcracy. On the confines Of Georgia
their last great army has been beaten and
utte1 11y routed, and It is now flying south
wala TO carry into the sole southern re-
Eion hitherto secure from wars alarms,
1le tupad and terror Of onr victorious SOL
dicra. Tie hare now entered the eastern
moot of the lower tier Of rebe1lous States
Mississippi and Alabama offer no opposi-
lion 70 our advance, save at Mobile. .aprizo
we hare not now long to wait for.
The rebels are at their last : ditch.
By New" Years wc shall haye
eectl1cd positions IN the Gulf States whence
Our grip upon the rebellion will make Ger
tain ard brief its death agony. It's history
may shortly he written, with o knowledge
botl Ct end and beginning. The people
have killed off the Copperheads, and now
the ucblc army Of the Cumberland has
smo:e Lip and thigh the rebels. Grants
movement proper commenced on Saturday
viii, reconnaissance in force The Incl
dents since then have come thinck and fast
and startling The rebels hive been struck
with lanic, but not without cause, for our
1aen fought with splendid valor. Wehave
gained magnificent advantage but not
Fitlort its price, as the strcwn fields and
ridges testify by the records Of our fallen
heroos Our latest dispatches give the Sit
uatior Us dcnoting our complete success,
and the next news will tring US tidings
that We have driven him far into the into
1ior OF Georgia. Burnside Is saved, and
now ii is Longstreet that is in danger.
TIC rebel Contederacy is now mere
xind, commencing at Mobile and extending
along the coast to its fainting head at Rich
1mond. The detached portions Of rebel
force west Of the Mississippi amount to
nothing, and their opposition will be but
short lived The spear is in the vitals Of
The dragon Secession, md hand is On the
spear TINT means its utter extinction. Let
loyal ;.mcn thank God and take courage
even where the tdings come weighted
with suggestions Of dread, or their realiza~
, atien ;ps, the list Of the gallant dead is made
Ih6iwh.
We have not long to await stirring news
hon i.ginh; tie .pspmRt-Eho vt !of the
h1indere from Chattanooga
We give, ii our Washington dispatches:
a7afis'F Il interesting nrtws from the Cap
isaasl,Yt there, ps :iny other putntg. tg.whence
our dispatches are derived, the leading
1eat1lix ::of. Interest ia. tie. cheering
news. from Chattanooga every where
:z,sarryils;: :e.n5odclng : to. ioyal hearts,