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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-31
LATEST NEWS.
T. T Z L = d L 4 z II
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
Important News from Tennessee.
a BATTLE NEAR CHATTANOOGA
HOOKER BEATS THE REBELS.

Lockout Mountain Captured.
WASHINGTON, Oct 30.-On Wednesday Il
severe battle occurred near Bridgeport, con-
tinuing for four hours. Gen. Hooker de-
teated the rebels, and his forces now occupy
Bridgeport.
WAsmINGToN, Oct 30.-At o'clock yes
terday morning Major General Thomas tele-
graphed to the war department as follows -
Gen. Hooker was attacked at II o'clock at
midnight A severe fight ensued, which con
timed for four hours with lighter work until
4 A. NJ. Gen. Hooker reports at 730 A. NJ.
the conduct of our troops to be splendid.
They repulSed every attack made upon them,
and drove the enemy from every position
they assaulted.
WASHINGTON, Oct. -Latsr.-Nothing
addition | to what has already been tele-
graphed has been received at tile headquar-
tiers Of the army up to noon to-day, concern
ing Hooker's victory. The fight took place
at Browns Ferry, on the Tennessee river,
near Chattanooga, and the result is consider
ed Of the highest Importance, as it removes
the rebel Instructions to steamboat navigation
to that point, and secures other advantages in
opening the way for army supplies.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 29.-The Gazette has
dispatch from Chattanooga, dated the 27th
inst, which says -
"a detachment, under Col. Stanley of the
It'll Ohio regiment, hoated fifty pontoons
down the river in face of the rebel sharp
shooters, landed at Browns ferry, and SUI
prised and drove the rebels from the ridge on
the south side. opening communication with
Bridgeport. The rebels are fanked, and
must evacuate Lookout Mountain"
second dispatch says that Gen. Hazen
with two thousand OF Gen. Palmer's division
attacked the enemy on Lookout Mountain and
drove him from his position.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. pa special dispatch
to the Bulletin is as follows =
CINCINNATI, Oct. 29.-Our loss in the bril-
liant achievement at Chattanooga was only
five killed and fifteen wounded, of Gem Ha-
zen's brigade. Gen. Palmer has been assign
ed to the command of the l4th army corps.
Communication will be opened between
Bridgeport and Chattanooga along the Chat
tanOoga river.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 29.-Lookout mountain
was taken on the 2Sth. by our troops under
Gen. Hooker with the 18th corps and por-
ton of the l2th, and Palmer's division Of the
4th corps. There was no serious opposition.
The river is now open to Chattanooga and the
army of the Cumberland is relieved from any
danger threatened by interrupted communica-
ton. Gen. Palmer has been promoted to the
command OF the Nth corps, over Rousseau,
Reynolds and Sheridan. Gen. Rousseau is
very ill. Gen. Mitchell has been relieved
from the cavalry command and ordered to
report here, and is now in this city. The
river is four feet high on the shoals.
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dollars for Tuesday, and sixty dollars per day
for the three following days. Feeling it in
cumbent upon us to economic for our cause,
we decided not to take the hall on Tuesday,
but to press our preparations into Wednesday
morning, expecting thereby to save thirty five
dollars. TO this decision the hall committee
replied that in case we did not take the hall
ON Tuesday, the rent tor the following days
must be in creased to seventy dollars per day.
This, it is plain, would take thirty from the
thirty five dollars wewere tryingto save, audwe
therefore concluded, as our object in limiting
the time of our preparations was thus de-
teated, to take the hall ON Tuesday.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
p. S.-Since writing the above a bill of
four dollars for use of the piano one evening
has been handed the committee, which Of
course is added to the rent.
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thorities here OF his arrival at Portland, Ore
gon, on the oath inst. The emigrants had all
reached the settlements in safety, and had no
difficulty with the Indians.
The armed sailing vessels George Man
CHAN and Ethan Allen will soon return to
eastern ports. For several months they have
been cruising on the British North American
coast for the protection of our fishermen from
rebel pirates, none of whom, however, have
they met The recent order for them to
leave Charlottetown was in accordance with
the queens neutrality proclamation, which
has been enforced with remarkable precision
against them.
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Dr. Wolf s3a broadway, New york.
CARD TO INYALIDS.-DR ALPHoNsE WOLF, (de
Paris who has been practising MUSICIAN in New York
City, for the past eight years, informs his friends and
the public that he nues to pay special attention to
the treatment OF Diseases generally considered be the
Medical Profession CHRONIC and INCURABLE,
DIR. WoLF's successful practice in NERVOUS AT
FECI9NS, RHEUMATISM. GOVT, NEURALGIA,
SCIATICA as well as in other severe maades peculiar
to either sex, well known and be attesed album
dainty by most respectable parties His pamphlet,
planaory Of views and treatment, he had free by
mail application and correspondence by mail will
promptly attended to. d&w3m OF
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-Nothing of unu-
sual Interest is reported from the army OF the
Potomac. The repairs on the Alexandra and
Orange railroad have been completed to Cat
let's, and are being pushed on to the junction.
Cars are expected to reach there tomorrow
morning. Some of our troops are said to be
at the point where Turkey Run crosses the
Warrenton railroad.
Col. Crawford, commanding the escort of
an emigrant train, officially informs the au-
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For the Worcester Daily Spy.


To answer numerous inquiries, and to cor
rect statement made in your columns some
days since, respecting the rent OF Mechanics
Hall for the late fair, the committee of ar
engagements simply say That the first terms
offered by the committee for the hall were for
Tuesday, the day of preparation, and the
three following days, at sixty dollars per day.
The second and 'best terms" swere thirty-fye
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GRAFroS.-The wedding, on the Doth, of
Jennie E., only daughter of lion. iona. d.
Wheeler OF Grafton, was graced by the pres
ence of Gov. Andrew Rev. VIM. G. Scand-
I'm olfieiated The bridegroom was Mr.. John
d. Warren, of the firm OF COnant, Warren
& Co., of Boston. Mr.. Wheeler is one of the
governors council, fact which explains his
presence there. There were many guests
from this city, Millbury and vicinity, and the
whole affair was conducted in the most ele-
CANT stYle.- -Ia,DnScript
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Med ,cn' DISQUALIFICATION NEws FOR THE
SICK -Any seaSe instantly de 'ermned its location
pointed out and its progress upon the system complete,
~ developed. New Medical s. stem. New Remedies
and New success.
DIR. PORTER, member OF the New York Electrical
ms sttute 242, 24 and 26 Fulton street Brooklyn
n Y, will prof sslonally visit Worcester, Mass and
take rooms at the Bay state House. FRIDAY and
SATURDAY, Oct 9th and 10th: and also the two fol
lowing FRIDAYS and Saturdays, viz Oct. 18th, l7h 23d
and oath Patients received the sabbath alb olutey
ssarv, when and where he will examine a
disease by his new Electric Magnetic MAGAZINE With
this achne he at determine what the disease
IS aud where located and the progress has made upon
the system without guess work uncertainty. 1t
matters not where the diseases located whether the
lungs, heart or liver, other Organ this new Ma
chine viii instantly point out without any pain or dis
cUutiture 10 the patient he will after he has
ascertaned the disease and It's lacotion prescribe the
hestremedes now known for the immediate If the
patient. to those who wish il. All Female Complaints
especially treated Particular attention paid to laraly
Consumption, Catarrh, >croIla, Rheumatism, Ne-
raeia Cancers diseases OF the Eye and Ear
ed Su cess ullN.
The sick Of both respectfully invited visit
the Doct.r at his the above men ioned dsv
only and consult With him. all consultations
tFety tfee Gentlemen received from 8 to IL N and
Ladies from to P. NJ. Patients visited at their own
houses after p. NJ. w3w& lhtI Fr3w OF
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CITY AND COUNTY.

REPRESENTATIVE NoMINATIoNs.-The re-
tricts in this city held their caucuses last eve
ming, with the following results =
District No. &c, City HaH-Colonel Ivers
Phillips, chairman, and John c. Newton,
secretary. On an informal ballot, 60 votes
were cast for candidate for representative,
as follows -
j. c. Newton,
Ii Goddard,
Edwin Draper "a
Albert Curtis, "a
Edwin Draper then withdrew his name,
and on motion of Charles Hersey ALBERT
CURTIS was nominated, by acclamation.
Messrs. Dana H. Fitch, VIM. II. Jacobs, and
VIM. Emerson. were elected district COM
mittee for the ensuing year.
District No. 81, Main Street School House.
Albert Tolman, chairman, and Geo. G. Bur-
bank, secretary. A ballot being taken, II. w.
WELLINGTON received % votes, and Rev. S.
Souther H. Voted to make the nomination
of Mr.. Wellington unanimous Messrs. H.
E. Knapp, Oliver X. Earle, and S. E. Sta
pies, were elected a district committee. A
Iallying committee was chosen as follows; =
Ward Edward Kendall, Samuel E. Sta
pies, Geo. L. Stearns, N. IL. Andrews. r w
Fisher, DR.. Merrick Bems.
Ward "a b. X. Sprague, H. G. Otis.
VIM. G. Maynard, Harrison Bliss, Henry
Phelps, Edward Earle.
District No. 2S, Old Court House,. D
Daniels, chairman, and Hartley Williams
secretary. WARREN WILLIAMS was nomi
mated unanimously for reelection.
District Commttee-Solon w. Nelson, j
w. Wetherel aud Hartley Williams.
Rallying Committee-War 3, S. w. Mel
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NEW YORK, Oct 3O.-Stocks opened strong but closed
weak Anna icaHGod l4p Erie Railroad 1854; Erie Iue.
terrcd 05 Harlem Railroad ll2 Chicago and hock Isl
and Railroad l0 Tits 'urg, Fort Wavne and Chicago
Railroad So; Hudson River Railroad 1888; Central
Railroad 1861; Reading Railroad l26; Illinois Central
scrip !5 slGhg!n southern ami Northen Indiana Rail
road :7{i Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
guaranteed ISL Cleveland and Ft.sburg Railroad ll5;
levelamd ana Toleio ilS Michigan Central Kali Dad
l265 Milwaukee and Prairie du Chicn "a preferred 70;
Canton Co 33f Cumberland Coal prefhrred S53 Central
american Transit Co 81; Quicksilver Co IS; Pacific
MAI Co 233; I rreaNury 7 3 los 1913; 5 skies 81,
coupons llS Missouri skies 81.
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IMPORTANT FROM CHARLESTON.
GHNORES BATTERIES AT WORN

GHMORE'S BATTERIES At WORK.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 29.-The Rich
mond Enquirer Of Oct. u contains the follow
ing highly important and exciting intelligence:
"Cha17eStoh, Oct. 26.-rhe enemys bat
teres, Gregg and Wagner, opened fire at
eleven O'Clock this morning with seven guns
from the former and four from the latter.
The fire was principally directed against forts
Sumter and johnson. Two monitors were
also engaged. The firing ceased at dusk.
One hundred shots were thrown from Morris
Island, and one hundred and sixty from the
monitors. We fired from Moultrie. n o dam
age done as yet. Our batteries replied vigor-
| ously."
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5petluI Aotltes.

Democratic Representative CnucuEcH,
This Evening The Democratic voters Repre-
sentative Districts Nos. &c "a IS and 80 will
the esignated below u O'Clock this evening
to nominate candidates fer Representatives to the
General Court and tn transact any other business
VIII ich may come before the meetings.
For District NJ e, comprising ward in tins city,
and the town OF Auburn, at the Bay STATE House.
No. p waidsl and 2, OF this city, at the ward room
of ward l.
House.
No &c. wad l. of ,his city, at the ward in that
ward
Yer order Of the Democratic City Committee.
Worcester, Oct. 81, 1868
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WARREN.-Mr. Charles w. Vinton of this
town Shot nine coons in Warren, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings of this week. This re-
minds us OF old wing times. Coon skins will
be as plenty in this vicinity as in $780,
.S0Hth6Tidde Journal.
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db 9a,p Spg, Gtnreestu SATURDAY. slung, Oct 3d. 1853

The TEACHERS INSTITUTE will commence
p. Nj. We are informed that Stones omni-
buses will leave the Bay State House for Lei
cester at one o'clock P. N.
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LEOMINsTER. - According to all reports
business in this thriving town was never bet
ter than at the present time. The comb and
piano-forte business is carried on largely, and
the various manufactures have more orders
on file than can possibly be filled at present.
SoUTHBRIDGE.-A superb ice house is be-
ing built under the supervision Of Mr.. George
the cotton mill at Globe Village, where ice
of good quality, and plenty of it, can be
quite easily obtained. way will be con-
structed fer floating the cakes of ice to the
building, and machinery prepared to hoist
them in The building will hold seven hun
dred tons of ice.
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DIR. d. Wesley Kelley, Analytical Physician
will be in attendance at the Medical Office, l42 Main
street, Worcester. to consult with patients upon all dis
eases, during THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 5ti and 9Th of
November (0fce adUice nee.) Ladies and Gentlemen
iauited 10 call OPS w2t&d6t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-31

PoLIrcAL.-rhe convention OF the repub-
licans of the northwest Worcester senatorial
district was held at the town hail last Friday
afternoon. Hon. Amasa Walker of North
Brookfield was chosen president, and VIM.
Whitney of Winchendon, secretary On
motion of Hon. Henry Smith of Templeton,
Hon. George Whitney OF Royalston was re-
nominated for senator, by reclamation. j.
Henry Goddard of Barre, Freeman Walker
of North Brookfeld, and James Marsh of
Winchendon, were chosen as the district
committee for the ensuing year. On Satur-
day the democratic convention met at the
same place, and renominated Courtand San
derson of Phillpston for senator.
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Democratic Caucua.-Ihe Democratic voters of
District No 49, (W ards and of The city OF Worces
requested 10 meet this SATURDAY EVENING,
oct 81 the Pc ice Ccur Room to nominate a candi-
date for Representative to the General Court
THOMAS MAGENNGS,
OBJ dts Chairman District Committee.
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MmFoRD.-There we're forwarded by rail-
road from Milford in the month OF September
last, ll,5G5 cases of boots, This quantity
will give a very good idea of the extent of the
boot business in this town. The internal
revenue tax assessed for the town for the
month of September, amounted to SIP, 1922.
The amount, says the Milford journal, is
larger by over $1,000 than any month previous.
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VOTES! VoTEs !-WoUcFsTEE, Oct "a, ls6S.-The Fe.
publican Town Committees hereby notified that the
votes for State and County officers the
in this county, excepting those in the i. Senatorial
District ready delivery without charge print
ing at the Spy Job Office If called for before the
29th inst they will he forwarded by express.
u. L. MoRRIL,
o26 diff Chairman Republican Co. Committee.
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Police CouRT.-Friday, Oct 3O.-NIichael
Quirk, for stealing twenty five pounds OF lead
was fined three dollars and costs. Paid.
James Cullion, same offense; fined three dol
lars and costs. Committed. Thomas Ken
needy, for assault and battery upon Jared Hoyt,
was fined ten dollars and costs, which he paid.
Kennedy committed this assault last March,
and at once decamped. He has been timer
ating in the country enjoying throughout the
summer the rural scenery and heathfu
'breezes which the hills of Worcester county
west are supposed to afford, and it was only
upon the earnest persuasions Of an official thai
he was induced to pay US this brief visit. As
above intimated, Mr.. Kennedy settled up his
accounts and departed.
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expecting to visit Worcester to-day, arriving
in the city about half-past one O'Clock this af-
ternoon. They will march through Main
street, return to the common, and there go
through with some of their military drills.
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son, Samuel Pgtnam, l. Il. Joslyn, Sumner
Wallace, JOS Z. Sutton, S. G, Curtis; ward
s, Dexter Rice, j. d. Daniels, Lewis Thayer,
w. A. Ayres, Geo. II. Estabrook, George T..
Foster
District No. 20, Police Court Roonl-E.
G. Watkins, chairman, and S. V. Stone, see
Se;ary. GRO. A, BRowN was nominated by
reclamation as the candidate for representa-
tive, and John McComhe, S. V. Stone and j.
). Clarke were chosen district committee.
Rallying Committee 4.-John s.
Clarke, Edwin Mcfarland, H. f. Houghton,
Parker Holden, George Rice, Joseph Pratt,
Francis Harrington Geo. p. Ilillreth, Heze-
kiah Adams, Elliot Swan.
Ward Geo. A. Brown, Francis Strong,
L. II. Spauldng Dexter H. Perry, John Nc
Comb, z. \. Thompson, Geo. p. Kendrick,
Simeon Clapp, John f. Gleason, h. G. Wat
kins.
District No. 80, B,inlsy KALEIDOSCOPE Ma
son, chairman, and II. NJ. Could. secretary.
Hon. A. II. BULLOCK was nominated by accla-
mated as a candidate for recollection, aud R.
NJ. Gould, A. P. Ware, and Ii. C. Rice were
chosen Il district com mttee.
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BARRE.-Lieut. p. II. Babbitt has been au-
thorized to recruit men into the United States
service.
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DiseaAes of the Nervous, SEMINAL, URINARY
AND SEXU SYsrEMs.-New and reliable treatm ent-in
Reports of the HOWARD ASSOClAT1ON-Sent in
sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Address Dr. j.
SKlLLIN HOUGuTON, Howard Association, Phadel-
ph9, Pa d&w3m o3I
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WORCESTER SOUTH AGRICULTURAL SocIE-
rr.-The number of new members that have
joined this society within the last year-slnce
the exhibition of lS62-is forty-six. The an
nual meeting of the trustees will be held IN
the Town Hall, Sturbridge, OH Thursday, the
9TH day of November next. at o'clock A. NJ,
to make arrangements for the next annual
cattle show
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SUPERIOR CoURT.-Friday, Oct. 3O.-The
following cases were tried
Chas. Gibbon, appt. of Milford, liquor keep
ing, verdict guity.i
James O'Hcarn, appt., of Milford, fornics-
ton, verdict guilty.
Matthew Rice, appt., of Millbury, liquor
selling, verdict guilty.
Amos Whiting of Worcester, retracts, and
pleads mole contendre; case continued for
sentence on account of the critical condition
OF his wife's health.
Marcus NJ Byron, appt., of Grafton, conf
mon seller, verdict.
Thomas Long, appt., of Soutlbridge, liquor
selling, verdict not guilty.
Michael Burns of Southboro, common sell
er, verdict guilty.
Charles A. Nourse of Westboro, larceny,
sentenced one year to the house of correc-
ton.
John OSullivan of Worcester, fornication,
sentenced to the nautical branch Of state re-
form school during minority.
Emery C. Kempton of Fitchburg, obstruct-
ing railroad, sentenced to state reform school
during minority.
Patrick Kelley, appellant, of Southbridge,
liquor keeping, verdict guilty.
Benjamin II. Chaplin of Worcester, selling
mCrtgaged personal property without consent
of mortgage, fine of $50.
Samuel billiard of Milford, assault and bat
| terry, plea mol. cont, fine 500, and sureties
of peace in 5000 for two years.
Michael Council, appellant, of Southbridge
liquor keeping, verdict not guilty. Francis
M. Fuller OF Southbridge, selling liquor, YER
dict guilty.
Francis NJ. Fuller, appellant, of South
bridge, keeping liquor, verdict guilty.
In the two following cases, the juries had
rendered no verdict at the adjournment Of
| the COURT
Solomon B. Sargent, appellant, of Nortl
| Brookfield, liquor selling.
Same defendant, two cases Of liquor sell
ing.
The court adjourned till Wednesday morn
ing, Nov. 4, at 10 o'clock.
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DR. LIGHIHILL-
Dear Slr-l think it is duty owe to the pnbiic a.
well yourself, to publish the cue performed nv o,
on my daughter She had been afflicted with opbtbaI
mia aud catarrh for eight months ormore had EMPLOYED
four different physicians for her. but they only made her
she weaker day until was scarce
y able toIwalk and almost blind. Hearing of YOUR
success was induced ID give you trial. and am happy
to say, after two months treatment she was entirely
cured, and must add believe YOU not only the
means OF restoring her sight but also Of saving her life
Respectfully, &C.
L. G. MURDOCH.
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Deafn ess,
CHtnTEh, and Discusses OF the
EYE, EAR AND THROAT

DR. LIGHTHILL ocuLIsr AND AuR1sr. No. Bowls
ton Place, Boston, Opposite the Common near the Pub
Tic Lofary) can daily be consul ed on the above named
Diseases
references Of cures can be Obtained at the oflce.
sag Dr. Lshthill popular work on DEAFNESS its
Causes and Prevention can be obtained at Lorinrs
bookstore No. $40 Washington street, Boston, Price
$l,OO. INV
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SUCCESSFUL OPERATION FOR CROSS EYES
On Saturday last, Dr. LlDiiTIILL, of No 10 Bedford
street. operated upon my eyes the cure Of the Cross
Eyes with perfect success My eyes have been turned
in from infancy, bu they now perfectly straight
MARY a. MCKENZIE,
With Mr.. Wa. B. Bradford, No, Burroughs Place
Boston, july 1852
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The STATE GUARD.-See the advertise
ment of meetings tonight and Monday.
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Roll OF HoNoR.-We find in the Green
field Gazette the following list of drafted men
in the ninth district, who have shown their
patriotism by going themselves to serve their
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Br. sJ0hU &. Mott, Physician ana Surgeon,
Sc COURT STREET, corner Howard, Boston consult.
ed daily from In until 2 and from to in the evening
all diseases of the Urinary and Genital Organs
ulous Affections, unors of all kinds, Sores, Ulcers and
Eruptions, Female Complaints, &c. An experience OF
over twenty wears extensive practice enables Dr. NJ
cure all OF the most difficult Medicines entirely
vegetable. Advice tree.
Mrs Nj, who is thoroughly versed in the affective
maladies of the sex, can be consulted hv ladies'
Patients furnished with board and experienced nurses.
R9l0 d3tawly
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Hair Bye! Hair Dye !-BATcHrLoR's CKLE-
DRAFTED Il DYE Is THE BEST IN THE WoRLD.-rhe
only Harmless, true and reliable Dye known This
splendid Hair Dye is pcrfect-changes Red, Rusty
vrey Hair, instantly to GLOSSY BErck Natural
6rowR, without njuring the hair staining tho skin,
leaving the hair soft and beautiful impars fresh vtali
ly frequently restoring its pristine color. and recthes
the Ill effects Of bad Dyos, The Genuine is signed WILL
LIAM A. BATCHELOR all others mere limitations,
and should be avoided Sold by all Druggists &c. Fac
torysl Barclay street, n. Y. Bachelors New Toilet
Crea for Dressing Hair SOLD in Worccstsrb by Geo.
r. Harlow d&wly ie2J
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EDWARD NELLES Jr continues to pay the highest
price fol cid papers. etc. diff ja24