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- national LoAN.-Subacriptions to the Ma
. tienai goo Loan haye amounted, since our
last report, at The office of Jay, Cooke SCo.,
10 nearly 50, CCp,oc0. T.
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- APPoINTEn--Chas.W w. Seaten, OF New York,
ard Cbas. II. More, Of Massachusetts,, ha We
been apo ted frst-ciass ,clerkship@a in the
Per SION Bureau s'''" '>~ ..'-> - 20
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TEANsFERREp.--L. II. Grail, frst.class
clerk IA the, Interior Departrnsnt,f has been
transferred t. the Treasury Department.
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DECIDEDADyRRsBLY.-- claim OF the State
OF Illinois to the two per cent fund for road
P~-P>..> h-- I--- a--i.a- "a. -. .,-....
by the Secretary Of the Interior As the claim
was for two per cent. upon the proceeds OF all
Government land sales in Illinois since she be-
came State, it amounted to between three and
four hun dred thousand dollars -r.
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FouRrH, rWARp SrArfon CASES. -Michael
McGfann, nghtinr; locked up SIX hours. ID.
Perry, do: dismissed. Mathew Shurlock.drunk
and abusing his family; t2.Ss. John Grass,
assault and battery; Catharire John SON drunk
and disorderiy: Ss.94. Q. Werner, ~ treating
his horse; sSss. Il. M. vefiing, keepfne
gambling house; bail for O bearing. Jane Col
tor, drunk and disorderly; Mary Lane, 90;
S2.5S er CHI: Kitty Hall, Frances Taylor. Margt
yohr Ton, Mary Jane Hal, Elisabeth 0srwar,
d.sorderiy; si.5s each. John Hornsburs, drsaE
tcnees; dismissed. John Abel, dc.ert-r; mtsf-
try. Thomes Richard, drunk and disordefay;
Sf.E4. Alice t.ole, DO; % -. FIN. Carson,
eseauit and battery on en- officer; bail foo court
Ako, drunk and dieorderlv: $685. Also, car
rving concealed weapons; disrissed.f james
wiley, pa -sirg bro-en bank bill; dismissed.
TIE WOUNDED or THE SATrRLEfE.-The
staff boat Ella, Acting Master Eldridge, arrived
of the Reliance, who was SO badly wounded
in the attack by the rebels on his boat, is
still at UrbS ma, unable TO bear being removed.
Ensign Sonimers, of the Satsilite, is on the
Currituck, and Is doing we'll Jack Tye, boat.
swain of the Satellite, Ia on the Currituck, ana
IL was thought war dying last night He re-
cefved no less than seven wounds during the
engagement.
ACCIDENT TO DKrEcTIvE--A morring pa
per regrets to learn that Capt. ID. q. MCKEE
vey, chief Of the Metropolitan detective cor %,
was severely injured day or two sipcc, In
Philadelphia, by q fall lrom q carria2e.
The ruhlor h as bcen afioat some ys, butEo
confirmation has ched headquarters. He
| was expected b.-ck at his ON lee q week or ten
| days aoo, brit las moi yet appeared.
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.u+ ADMINISTRATION q. NJ. Walker, OF Indiana,
b has been appoir ted Fifth Auditor of the Trea :
Ury, vice j. c. Underwood, appointed u s.
Justice Tor the District of Virginia. -
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= .PERsoNAL-The lady and daughter of the
Pfus ian Minister Baron Gero1t, leave during
the present week for Europe - 5a-i&s 80.
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RON.
The supply steamer Bermuda leaves the
Philadelphia Navy Yard on the 18th instant,
for the West Gulf Blockaoing Squadron. She
will touch at Port Royal, Pensacola, and all
the stations Of the squadron-thus affording an
excellent opportunity for the sending of letters
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The DRAPT.-The following cases were dis
posed Of BY the Board Of Enrolment up to the

-FOUR OF ~ OciOCk to.OhJ -
JohE Lowrey, enormously enrolled.
Thomas Dabney, only son of Q widow.
James Fullal0ve, disability.
e Isaac Chase, disability. e -
Levi Dixson, under age. ----.s.gz z~s---
John IA. Sullivan, only son OF widow.
a. Michael Lew Is. only SON OK a widow.
Walter b. Williams, only son Of a widow.
James Forester, erroneously enrolled.
VIM. T. Fitzpatrick, altensJ go
George Stone, only SON Of widow. ~ 50 -
Richard Evans, felony. 80 S
Reuben Eaker, disati
= Alexander Boston, over age. rtN
: L. Bolton. enormously enrolled. : aEtnh
]. q. Hammil, alien. -
WIN. H. Eyers, over age.
Nathan Diehl, furnished substitute-Jacob
Jeremiah Kidwell, disability. -
Max Book, over age, s-s-ss A.
N. Plant, disability. :" -
E. G. Arnold, disability.
George Allen, disability. s'aE5, rs
Robert Jacobs, disability. ----.S q ~"
John Compton, disability.
Frederick Seitz, disability.
Thomas Downing, disability. I'll,
John T. Smith, disability. 500 SO
George Hill, over age.
Thomas Smith, over age. q
J.P. Phillips, enormously enrolled slas
John Uncles, enormously enrolled
John Overton, only SON Of widow. ana
/ George Hertrick, alien. 90
Henry Paterson, ahen. $780,
:. TrlmmelI, two members of family In
Sc vice.
Charles More, alien. Z .T
George Jobnson, alien. aaHlsa zHT -
Christian Dice, alien. ear.EV Enf-,f;y
Randolph Shoals, colored, furnished sub-ti-
tute-John Hornsby. a. frssE
Joseph Acton, under age "a fr
Thomas p. White, disability.
]. M. Jackson, disability. ir-.--E IL
y Patrick Mccormick. disability.
Abraham Dorsey, colored, accepted.
Robert Adams, under age.
Othnln French, erropeously enrolled.
Robert johnson, furnished substitute-John
A. LohmeJer. rs a.s sys v'rses .ask
Chas. H. Walker, paid Communication. ss
Patrick Corridor, over age. .-,-
Edward Sullivan, alien. ~Nf,~ al
Michael Cahil1, alien. ~
Patrick Degnan, I'm service Sd March.
John Shenbridge. enormously enrolled.
J. T. S. Perry, paid commutation money.
Henry sWey. only parent Of child. r''ss-sa
Colet Adams only parent Of child.
John Burn, only support OF child.
Isaac Freeburger, in service Sd March.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS

PRRsoNAL.-Gen. Rufus KING is in to wn to.
day. .sEs-aa s.. =. o. - F
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EKws rRoM lAsT TENNESSEE.

HOW sBEAUREGARD PURPOSES RErALIA
= sIENG.
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Z =, RrsresEp-Oh e Simon, a second class
clerk in The Pension b urciu, has resfgneed.
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SHO0TlNG. sIMPLiFIED.l r-BYa j. A. DON.
Tie shoof rs Hand BOOK, Lsnson. . DE-
IeEis' Americcr 20 rt-n,an l-a t-
FenoMs or the Gun sud Dog Eondon 22t
be Field Book. Lcndon 20 - - .r.ta
Craven g YopEg Spor t5man's Manual London
Eawker on Shooting. Lcrdon. - 80 -
I9aAt, on the Dog. -, s.-gz.. II
F,oyd on Log breaking LONDON !, 7~''
ayhew on Dogt. London - = AS s.feE,.i
Eous Dogs ard SPORTING Dogs london ,
The Dog; and how to break him London. g.
The Gun; and how to use it. London Tt~
&c .... 81. .. - IL sfFRANCK TAYLOR
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TROUBLE AMONG THE NorARIEs-Mr. M.
H. NJ Kendig, q notary public doing business
on F street, procured for Mr.. Henry q. Cooper
a commission as notary, and set him up in an
Office at the corner OF Fourteenth street and
New York avenue; and several days since MI.
Kendig left the city, and on his return called
on Mr.. Cooper for an account Of his steward
ship, but he was unable to satisfy MIR. Kendig,
and 1T is alleged he (Mr. KendigJ took Cooper'S
notarial seal and made of. MIR. Kendig was
arrested last evening by officer j. F. Parker on
warrant issued by Justice Rowland, and the
parties at ten O'Clock went to the residences Of
Justice Callan. who held Mr.: Kendig to bail to
answer the charge before ustice Clayton. Mr..
Kendig Immediately procured a warrant for the
arrest Of Mr.. Cooper on the charge Of embezzle-
ment, and he was also held to bail to answer
the charge. .-e - = ~ 49, /
This morning, all the. parties appeared at
Justice Clayton office, but owing to some mis-
nnderstan ding as to time, the case was post
poned until Tomorrow afternoon at clock.
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COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL,

James Rabev, Company 1, 6ist Virginia in
iantrY, convaiescent from the Eruptiye
Fever Hospital, was committed to the Old
Capitol to-day by order of Provost Marshal
Todd. -. ... sd. r
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ORPHANS Coz RT, Jadoe ParcsI1. IThis morn
ing, the will Of the late Joseph Bryan, OF Ala
bama, Yves partially proved IL bequeathes
$u,250 to two young lady friends Of this CITY,
and the residue Of his estate to his father, and
nominates H. H. Cumming as; his executor.
Mrs. Ann Edgar's will was also partially
proved. She dominates Geo., w, Riggs and
Dr.. Thomas Miller as her executors, who are
Of which shall go to her grand hildrefi.z
The win Of Mrs. Susan ,Worthington. witch
bequeathes her property TO her relatives, and
dominates Presley W. Dorsey her executor,
was proved, and letters were issued to the ex-
ecutor.5siha-. -, a-tk go -sz34 !
- Charles T. H4wkins Obtained letters of adj
minis tration onzthe estate Of John Hawkins;
and letters Of guardianships were issued TO
George Page, guardian TO Laura F.Paynter,
ana JOSEPH Pandler toshe orphan of Absahan
Dempt. =.
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FIRST GRAND BALL OF THE SEASON,

EENEFIT OLA ORA FTEOMAN,-
Win take place at Temperance Hall, u sire t bs
tH cen 9th and 10th, on THURSDAY Sept3d "a :
The Committee pledge Themselves that q
neither pains or expense will be spared Ia. Ia .
n axe this the Ball OF the Geason - rs ft1JSR
: sLd Iacies. - - - s !"
-CCmmI.es Of ATran geDltnts-A L. Hutton
Hall; I. Thorn :, o'Erien, T. Elw BOD 4. EabIia.
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A BopafNS StBsFIFBTE.-Last night, John
Horns bury, eolpted, was pfcked up by the
Fourth Ward police 70; for being drunk and
fired si.5s by Justice Giberzon, but that Hid
not clear him of the meshes ofsthe law He
was charged by Randolph Shields, colored.
appeared that Shields was one of the drafted
men, add HorRsbufy very kindly proposed to
go as his substitute. burning ten days Shields
had furnished Horns bury with money in small
sums, on his promise to be ready to 20 into the
| service. Tberr called. Upon presenting q hi I'M.
self with Shields before Capt. Scheetz to be ac-
range ments, aadJwas not mustered in, leaving
Shields withoutsa substitute, since which time
he has lodged Shieids; This morning he was
willing to serve, and Justice Giberson turned
him over to Shields, to be presented tor accap-
= lance to- The proper officers, s,v ~ -.
!, RET r ,if5a Preeiaes,-Jonu sed-
9th, disordtrIy; dismissed n Hughes, OBJ
rsyucting street; So.6e- Henry Harrfs, selling
llssf anasss ya asnf srua nso sis
missed Ps5 mazaa dEtk do sWm, Waasers,
1Fg,s,M Prsc.tctgTfos goddard, drunkz and
disordefiy; 50, Tim Hani lin, do; workiiou Sc :
Shenig des military !. Mary. uanlin, do; work
8 ] sisa Preeis,ct. = DanI Ssanburgas. drunk.
Mary Riley, drunk $500 SEHsn Wayson,
larceny; iailfpr hearing. - 80 az. roo .
Is TeatIb i,reeimet- John McGauiay.e DIR nak; dis
missed. VIM. w. Cook, drunk aud disor1isrly;
Saa.st. Pornpey Jackson, dfsorderiy; g o. Mary
Ami Crawford, do, S2.si. -, ','5 e, % sfs =
SHIT 10 rHK PENITsNrA ANY ~ The a &, =
paynsaster's clerk, Isaac F.e Nc Carter, " NO
some, we or three weeks ago rusbed Ma Tor
Thomas McFarlow of $4,000 in government
funds ut his Quarters in this city. has slnee
heen tried by court.nartial aad senten cod 10
i've years imprisonment In the Albany peni-
tentiary.55' - NJ f-sSsg ssss9 asSa3 {
He was taken from this city under GUARD
yesterday afternoon, on the way to the place of
confinement Mc(;arte isquite a young and
genteeI looking man. 1t will be remembered
that be was arrested at Bladeps burg a day or
scatter thsr0bbsry,s IA conpsny &wftA a " ON au
named Frances Smith, and most Of the money
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RAPEs. GRA EST

IL 10CDlb1. Manilla Rope, q inches to Ia inches
diameter. " 4"
a. n5-1 and CITY pattern ~7T'7.-- 80 ~ =
is G. Obs. Putnam Horse Nai's s1ort-d!
So kegs Fall Rive r Cut Nails, assorted ....
> Received ana for sal , BY 100 ri....r
+ s-F.,a. 49,. JoHg Il. ELVANS T.
I. Sc (clw IChrOn y. SEI psnnl evenIs
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hS,ss teI buggy q il 81 estriags. VIII ~
Sold for no fault the having 90 ts1er use
[for heri shs can be seen At PErER VONN ESSON'S
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r. MEETING OF THE &1RMAN RhLIEF
US GOCIETY. Cor the relief of SICK and woun-
ded Soldiers, on WEDNIcDAY. The % Of SeptslI
Der, At p. at ire Germ ball ii "a stre et be-
tween end &. A. POHLEkS, Sectetary.
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CERTIFICATES or CURES

OAS1b II Va L 10 vi CCREO
From Eight and Twenty years standing, with names
known to science and Fame.
p, For Medical Properti>s of Buchu, see pIsPENsA-
see Professor DEVICES valItbe works on the frac
ice OF hyslC.
remarks made by the late celebrated Dir. YsIC,
See rtlnarks made by DR.. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL, n
cccUi and Menter o, the Royal Go lCge
OF sur cons ireland, published III the transactions
see Meaico Chirurg, cal Review, published by BEN.
JAuIN TKAYLkS, Fellow Of the loyal College of
see most Of the late standard orks of Medicine.
EXiEAGi sAEsATARiLLA 81 per 6o iii 90 or Six
~ ii8IIrRovED ROSE WAFER, 80 cents per bottle, or
Or dozen of each for sl2 which will be sufficient
hcrcd to ''' 'u-
Delivered to any address, securel, packed from OBJ.
describe symptoms in all communications. Cures
guaranteed Aov.ce eIaiij.
AFFIDAVIT
Personally appeared before Alderman OF the City Of
! uelrha, II I llElMBoLp who beng duly sworn,
curry or ohci injurious drugs but arc purely Vegetable.
Sworn and sabscr bed before nie this he 2sd day OF
November, 1851. WM. +. HIBBARD
Alderman, Smith street, above Race Philadelphia
Address letters for Information, in confidence to
II. r. uELMBOLD. hemist
Depot lO4 South Tenth street, below Chestnut, Piila
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS AND UNrRlNCI.
FLED DEALERS,
Who endeavor to dispose ui their own" and "other'
articles ON the reputation attained by
IELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS,
GENUINE EXTRACT BUcHU.
HELMBULp'S
GEsuINE EXTRACT sARsArARILLA.
GENUINE IMPRovED ROSE WASH.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
A $ X for H elm b Old'
TAKE No OTHER.
~ Cut out the advertis ement and send for it, AMI
a. oid imposition ana exposure
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The Best Thing ever Invented for the Cure of
Chappsd Hands and Roughness of the skin.

LIST This LOTIOS is offered eaectual remedy for
cracking 1ou {urSs. stiffness Of the skin, common
during ihc cold season.
ID IA is coalition of the skin is not only, in in
stances, extremely painful, but in ALL renders dincut
10 Neep the hands clean, ana also obsruc!s the working
u"ah siks or other delicate fabrcs BY the of this
Lot ht skin may be kept constantly SOFT and smooth.
~. Mhh1eJs, DreSsmakcrs, and FailOrs, who are
trOut with roughness of the hands, will find 1t
pccalir suited to their ants Rough or chapped lips
cured by few aauN HtiOn3.
4u Gentlemen VIII iini invaluable remedy for
stiffness or ronrhnc OF the iacy after shaving
18th Must oi the remedies previously offered for this
Affection of the skin contain greasy tcrs which
der the dis ul Hiec work until washed wiz ed.
After the Of the Lotion, nothing Will remain upon
the hands suil the finest linen.
9Th. The Lotion may be applied at any time with adj
vantage
Manufactured only by pARMENrER a. WALKER,
Walthan. NJ ass and FOR sale by GEORGE r. SruRR,
Worcester, Mass, and Druggists generally. diff o5
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SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared Jrom prescription of Sir J Clarke, NJ d.
PAyStciaR Extraordinary 10 the queen

This extraordinary medicine is unailng IN me cure OF
all those painful ami dangerous diseases 10 WHc e le
ale constitution is subject. 1t moderhtes MI excuses
removes all distractions, and speedy cure may be
TO MARRIED LADIES
it peculiarly suited It will in short time bring on
the monthly period with reEuartN
Each uoife price one dollar, bears the government
STAMP of Great Britain 10 prevent coUnterleits.
CA r or
These pins should not be taksR By females d4r,8q the
FIRST YHREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as MeV are
to bring on Miscarriage, but at dag other time tey
are SAFE,
In ali cases of and spinal affections pains in
the back and limbs fatigue slight eXertun paIuita
,n of the heart, bvstercs and whites these pills will
effect cure when all other means have failed: and nj
though powerful remedy. not cuntsin iroa caionei
antimnny OF any thing hurttul to this constitution.
Fuil directions in tue pamphlet around each package
when should be carefully preserved
Sole y gent iof the Quilted States and Caua5a.
JOE MOSES y Coraudt sheet, New York
N j.. SlOO aGd6 postage stamps enclosed 10 snv an
thorzcd agent Will insure bottle, containing 50 pills
byretnrn mail, sold by all druggists. dis deo,Siy
SOZOD0NT, for the Teeth. Sold bv
~ ieS dit GEO r. SPURR.
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USE
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU

For all Affections and Diseases the Urinary Organs
Whether existing in Male or Female
Diseases of these organs require the aid of Diuretic
EXTRACT BUCEaU
Is ElEE GREAT DIUEMTIC,
And it is certain to have the de rcd in all dis
eases Tor which it's recommended.
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3lisenManeons.
Richardson's SHERRY WINE
~ AND DRY BTTTEBS, for sale at
les dtf GEO 4. SPURR'S

Richardson's SHERRY WINE
les ~ nv III -.D-' W = GEo R. sruRns
ESSENCES-ln packages suitable for
a i GGqpy msFshants for sale ~ the gross or aG7sn'
OTARD BRANDY, warranted perfectly
an pure the Yp's' of s e. s taii o so Main St.
HOYTS uIAWATHA HAIR RE-
IL ~ SroRArlyE3i, sofa BY GEO. X sruRR
PURNETTS KALLISTON, Cocaine,
~ Flormc ana Tooth W'a o 4P eoq q9nsitiG net at
OLD WHITE PORT WINE, warranted
~ on, perfectly pure foT;q'e by 3o SiGNg 5Ias
UMPIRE WATER. direct from the En-.
les D,S '''S' 0' ID anu lot '' GG3 R srURR.
BUCKETS FOR THE WEST
A BY ALL R0yTEs.
INQUIRE worcester and II II Nj HI. ai1gdG o5o,
ao2i dtt No Bank block.
\ UCTlONEER-The undersigned, be-
a ing duly licensed Auctions en- is ready to serve
all those who wish his services in that capacity,
Holden, Feb 25. 1858. 1T ADV l5i6
GRAND RUSH AT PARKER'S GAL
~ LERY, for those cheap Amhrotypes. We can
where for IS cents -Four good Am6foypcs with cases
for Is cents sDiece All sizes and STYLES of Ambrotypes
csn be had els Where Union Pictures oi four inherent
sizes, warranted 10 suit no pay, cheap and good
call at PARKERS Cheap Gallery,
NJ 30i Main street
au24 dSn Only one flight Of stairs.
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, &C.
- At WHoLESALE.-The Subscriber having tatep
put Wholesal9 License under tig Internal Revenue
cnes, &c, AT tie lowest market lrlccs.
80 DAVID SCOTT
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Y "a i
GOLDEN SEEEAF VzzESGEY.
The subscriber having been engaged for the last TWEEN
ty years in the importation end sale Of Wines ana Spr
its now finds from this experience that real BouR
Boz WHSKEY when made ii ought 10 be, frOH VIII at,
and is without doubt. the most hea'thfu ard
medicinal Npiit that can be used. Having determined
make the sale OF this article speciality in his
ness, lie has accepted the General Selling Agency for
large Distcrv in Bourbon county, Kentucky, and in
future will sell, under the brand Of Golden Sheaf"
PURE BOURBON wulsBET, manufactured from the best
select grains, and made In the careful
This celebrated Nhiskey will be put up in
tanning one dozen ltcs EACH aud offered the Trade
by his Travelling Agents throughout the country, and
also kept on hand in his warehouse in Boston in barrels
half barrels. and kegs.
individuals DESTROYS of procuring pure rli'ble art
Gle OF BOURBON WHlsKEY at reasonable price, have
~ 10 inquire OF respectable Grocer Druggist
"GOdcn Sheat Whiskev.' send their orders for any
quantity required the General Depot for its sale, 81
Washington Street, Boston.
Each bottle is enclosed in neat pasteboard box, to
ensure It's safe transportation. G. A. RICHARDS.
General Agent, Boston, Mass.
GEORGE T. HARLOW, aud NJ. B. GREEN ~ CO,
agents tor Worcester and vicinity. 6mOs mis-
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Helmbold's Rose Wash,

An excellent Lotion for Diseases Of Syphic Nature
and an objection in diseases the uIiuary OrpSs
arS ng nom haO Is vi dissipation, used in connection
eases A. Recommended.
Evidence OF the most reasonable and reliable charac
ter W i'll accompany the medicines
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UuG1tIbngea,

NgILLBUBY AND WORCESTER ON.
AA SlEUS leaves No. l25 Main street At 10 E. II. and
tSy n From Mi.!5uryi leaves Loyen,a Hotel al 80
a. m, ana tsJJ D. aud leaves the Post Office at
IN. sn1 D. IN. off $50
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q. SPENCER, LEICESTER
EEESz2gG - n CHERRY VALLEY NEW WCR-
A75Tv,L-f Y slSSssS CESTER, and WORCESTER ON.
fsSsstl ~ Va NiBUS Summer AgT0ng emeat,-
s4-==sAl -aszssssssH commencing Dec s. 1852.
Leave Spencer at Z a, Leave ID MoOrc's Music
store, 2U1 Main street, al 90 p. N.
Leave Leicester at a. m, l30 D. m; leave
$50 D. n.
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings Leave
leicester at $50, and MOoes Music Store, 2OI Main
street, at 800 p'cloek.
Leave Cherry Valley Is minutes after starting from
Leicester on sGCh trip.
Leave New Worcester al $50 q. M. 1890 a Leo p.
~ zOU p. m, 40 p. ~. leave POI Main street al
$50 a. m, u m, $50, s 90. 90 .. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Leicester els and Cherry Valley at $50 a. m
Leave City Hall AZ 10 p. m.
Leave New Worcester at 10 a. w. and 80 p. m. Leave
CITY Ral ct close Of meetings.
ESPrcsS Business promptly attended to,
L. B. STONE d CO., Prop'-
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DTURETlC COMPOUND,
ANTI-sYPHILTTIC SYRUP.

No remedy ever discovered as done what has been
achieved by this. Under ITS every form Of cunsttu
tiUual syphilic faint is specify cured, and in a few
weeks the subtle poison is compile eradcated from
the system, and health and ength permanently re-
stored.
gssy@ H,0os This remedy that cured gentleman from
The South then stoPPmg at Newport, and Tor phich he
presented Dr. ci Slj0 besides his BILL after aUinQ
been UHdcr the treatment Of lie 81 eminent PHYSICIANS
in Baltimore, Phiiadellh,a and Nep FORK, for FIVE
YEARS.
one bottle, which asis month, will often effect
perfect cure. Price, Sl0 half size, s..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-04
FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALES,
Take no Basam, Mercury Unpleasant Medicine, for
Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES
SECRET DISEASES

s8ECKs Eft ID IS EA sES
In all their stages at little expense; little change
i'll diet; no Inconvenience
AND NO EXPOSURE
1t causes frequent DESIRE and gives strength to Jrn-
ate, thereby distinctions preventing ami cur
ing Stiicures Of the Urethra, pain nfam-
nation frequent in this Of diseases, and expe
ing POISONOUS, Diseased, AND W oRN OUT MATTER.
Thousands upon Thousands
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF oUACKS,
And who have paid HEAVY FEES to be cured in a
short tme have found they deceived aud that The
POISON has, by the use Of Powerful Astrngents"
been dried up in the system, to break i'll ali agra
waited form,
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.