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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-30
From the Waterman and Reflector, Augusta March Is,
DR. LIGHTHILL The following communication shows
the successful treatment OF eataElh by DE


CATARRH CURED-Dear Brethren Editors Will Won
permit me to make statement in your valuable uaner
tor the bcn fit OF Your readers who afflicted Will
catarrhal difficulties? have been much trouhed with
catarrh of the worst type, for twenty Years Ii
gradually grew worse, producing cough and hoaseness
destroying tne sense of smell and breaking down INV
general health to such degree compe ne to resign
my passionate, and suspend public spenking made dill
gent use OF the usual remedies such as snuff OF various
KINDS nitrate OF silver tar water olive tar ana inhala
lions Dut without any very salutary effects Last SUM
heI WINE Journeylng in the country for my health
Heaiu VI Ut Lightning successful mode of reatinc ca
trTh IN Providei ce, r. l. visited him and put myself
unue ms treatment began Immediately TO improve
anu thlS mas gone on to tine present time. My catarrh
mas GRADUALLY melted away my cough has disappeared;
my voice has become natural ana am cnce more able
10 preach The blessed Gospel. The popularity
ghths treatment is that ne cleanscs inc inside nasal
passages with healing solution applied by curiously
constructed syringe in the passage leading from the roof
ol me mouth to the nose After few etrs and little
practice, there is pain or serious difficulty in this
mode Of application. p. X. RUSSELL.
Lynn, Mass, February l, 1862.
and instrument for catarh and followed y0ur direction
to the eteI and in rewarded by being able to
report myself entirely cured Of Having got rid of the
disagreeable symptoms, and the ills attending bad
of catarrh generally, felt altogether like man,
and thankfully will keep ySn in remembrance You may
publish this letter if you see fit.
Very truly. yours,
NJ +. JACKSON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-30

Draper AZ Clark, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. and
Dealers Flour Grain, Meal. Grass Seed, Salt Lime,
Cement Calcned Plaster Plaster Paris Ground Oyster
Shells, ana Farmers Produce generally, Also Agents
for the sale OF Goes super Phosphate of Lime Peruvian
GuanU, American tIuanO, and Ground Bone
DRAPER u CLARK
apps at Nos 80 q 81 Front st. Worcester. Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-30

Son of Geo C. steans, Doanc street, Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-30

Dr. Sweets EnfaIlible Imminent is truly 5
end in need and every family should have it st hand
OR i.kwlV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-30
5netraI Mot1tes,

EDWARD MELLEN, DR.. continues to pay the highest
price tOr cid papers. etc. diff ja24
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-12-25

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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-10
A Monster,

A man named TEsToR was arrested
the other day in New York for mortalIy
iniuring his wife. After having inflicted
severe injuries upon his wife, and
while che was lying in bed unable TO
move on account of these cruelties, he
took a step-child Of his, aged about three
years, and the only other member Of the
family, placed it upon a red stove, and
held it there until large portion OF its
body was burned TO a crisp.
The cries Of the little sufferer brought
some of the neighbors into the apart
ment, and the brutal father was there
upon compelled TO desist from his barba-
rous work. Soon afterwards, however
he sought TO complete his inhuman work
by applying the burnt portion Of the
ohild's body 20 his mouth, and, with his
teeth, tearing off large quantities of tho
crisped and blackened flesh. lie then
seized the child by the legs, swung il
several times around HE head, all the
time making loud threats that he would
dash its brains out against the wall
Some persons in an adjoining apartment
interfered at this stage of his proceed
ings, and rescued the child. The oiIea-
der is a currier by occupation, aged
about %, and with his wife and child re-
sided at No. Ill Third street. He is
held, by the Coroner, 90 await the result
OF the injuries inflicted upon tho two
members OF his family.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-10
NO L

tme; but that thank God, we were set.
ting IN condition TO remember hat case
| Enthusiastic applause) Hor svmp,,h ,
WIN ,he south was attributable 10 tht
iact that she would get all the commerce
Si 'hat country. What was the remedy.
Tue people must look forward TO these
matters, as the government he had ma
doubt was already looking forward "a
themi and when the government pol
ready to take step the people must be
ready to sustain it, (Applause,) They
should proclaim nOn-intercourse. so that
no ounce OF food from America should bV
any accident get into an EnElishmanis
mouth until these piracies were stopped.
SApplause.) When they did that. the
Enehsh government would find where
'hese vessels were going TO, and would
write TO the Emperor of China--(laugh-
Ier7-that he could not have any more
lie would also stop the expectation of
goId, so that Western products would
nave to be shipped 10 France for silks
ana laces, and that would make Il square
with the Western producer.
LORD LYONS AND THE POLITICIANS.
lie would not charge that tho English
Minister had been tampering with the
leading politicians, but our leading poli-
leiaAs had been tampering with him
When he saw that the other dav every
drop Of blood in bis veins boiled, and
he should like then to have seen any OF
these leading politicians. (Laughter.)
What kind of politicians wer1 they
(VOices-'Copperheads,' traitors 'con.
servative politicians Laughter0 They
could not be democratic politicians
Now, he would like to hear Andrew
Jackson say few words to such polili.
clans who now call themselves demo
Gratis. A voice--he would hang them
No, he would not have the opportunity,
he could not catch them. Cloud laugh
ter) He described these men as de-
soendants in direct line, of Judas Is
CARROT, intermarrisd with Benedict Ar
mold. applause, and cries of "Booby
Brooks" Fernando Wood" etc A
voice--he knows them all. LauehterD
He understood that there was man la
New York who professed not to know
the meaning of the word loyalty--eries
OF Wood" Wood" and isses)--but he
would say that il was the duty of every
man to be loyal TO the government, 10
sustain it, and TO pardon its errors If il
commits any. The course of the Gov
ernment was onward. The mower mows
on though the adder may writhe and the
copperhead crawl around the blade of
the scythe. Cloud applause.) In con-
elusion he had only TO return his sincere
thanks for the patient hearing which had
been given TO his remarks.
General Butler then resumed his seat
amid laundering applause.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-10
Another FemnIe Impre,.men,.

The Atlanta (Ga) papers state that a
few days since some fifteen or twenty
women, residents Of that city, all de.
Gently dressed, collected together on one
of the principal streets, aud made an
impressment of about two hundred
pounds OF bacon belonging 20 private
parties. They did it ia quiet, yet bold
and determined manner, one Of them
quietly taking out Colts revolver and
standing guard while the others remoy-
ed the bacon. They first offered 10 buy
IL al prices such as the government is
pay ing, but finding the holder unwilling
10 sell At such rates, they announced
their determination 10 soizo IT,, which de-
termination they resolutoly carried out.
They were soldiers wives who had large
families TO support.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-10
j,uS y. HtDE, Graud secretary should be =
at Nashvlllo, Tssn.

i,uS y. fltpE, Graud secretary, should be 81. assed
at NashVlHc, Issn.
Isaas,,ss Ledge, Ne. l-aeets every Tuea ay Even'
nag, at their Hall on the corner Of UHiou and sum.
o-r streets The ohoers for the present term, are
%. g. iesueur, n g.; J. E Mhs V,N,; j. 4. Woakley,
Hoorotary T.. Y, spain, Troaanror.
fg,llts iodes No lO-Mnrta 30 ti.o taule place
sVgry Monday Evuninr. Tie uAcore are K. A,
lsmpbau, n e. Horny Apple, V o., j. \. Park, k,
escrctary u n Brown, Trssur,s.
t.l.iieg Lotga, No HNNSriB al tbVir Hail, uu south
,Asrsy ttrool, every fr.day evening The officers
rret q Il c,gvft, Ma; frank hArMAn, N.G.; James
WYATT soorctsry W. NJ. Mallory, Treasurer
Asss-a Laage 81. los, tGsrmanl l-Muots az the
g.n. clrler 0f URion hnt summer streets, every
Fhursiay Evening, Tle ofhcora are Charles R'ch,
NGt Friedma Y0.; 49, M'Ierlich, seorelary
Gen Saiiorle, Treasurer.
R.d,sly EsoamplHsni No i--Meoss st the above Hal
an M Arst and third Wednesdays Of each month,
The ohloors arc; J. n. Mills, C.PST, II Mcbride. II p
q Fuller = W; Peter Harris, Jr, JM.; lohn v
hide. sorlbe B. r. Gutter, Troseurof-
Oh !. Breach EsaoampH,eii, No, IN eia q ,h'
,boye Rail nn the 6eCrud and tourh "Wednesday
ytghts of each m0uth The ollc'rs are jsH t'n
tp Henry Apple, ur'; l.. Notcr, Aw n fr'l
Mn, JH.- Charles Rirvher, -erhei t'd
TIsHt4urEf. .
Tas Degree ~ Daagkt'' " Bsbsklh Meets Sue 400
FFitai Auaruuou 0i 81 ''ht ~ Vt'0NA
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NAMES OF CHAPLAINs

Detained for Hospital Duty IN 9.is city.
l.. RAYMOND, 5lst Illinois. Hospitals
Nos. l and 10.
j, SMIru, 18th Ohio, Hospitals Nos ?
and ..
j. PuuoHeR, 98th Ohio, Hospital No, 4.
K. +. DELo, 3Oth Indiana, Hospitals
Nos. ~ and %
J, DmLos, 18th Ohio Hospitals Nos z
aud TO-
O, KENNEDY, lOlst Ohio, Hospitals Nos
8 aud l3
JAS. MATTHEWS, 18th Kentucky Hos
pital No. D and Officers,
j. CooPHR 8d Kentucky, hoapitals
Nos. Ia and 10.
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DIRECTORY.
cry oovERNMEN1
rWy HUGH SMITH, Aoyw
NilI.lAM SHANE, RscordT

NuIIAA SHANE, Rscarar
JJdN CHUMuEY, harstaL
D-5vaV Aar'iai'--W. Il Wilkinson a 'u'Sef'
'n yG,u rs, HorI,Iohc csrnbsy s-oao,3, ant
JtgoJ French, second ami lhus Hcl-rtyi thrd
T,tr Assr..or-Wiliiam Drytr.
Rsgs,ue Csiieot0r--A. B. shaukirus
Wai-r Ta1 Coiisoi0r-t, Is, Glrrs-r
Iysauyer-R Haury,
Yha-f Nls,er-ThOmbg ieaae.
ttycriaisq,ieHi n he Worth0uss--J Y Dodd.
,.i5srinisndeus u ne Woiey Works--@m. stewart
liisf Of ne Fire Dq,irtlie7a--ioho NJ S"'bafy
,sIton of fts Osne,eTg-I h. Mcb'de
4sasi Opsrse-T--J. T.. St'stft
on AHofsey-E. r. Muloy.
CITY COUNCIL.
4s,-{ Of Ald.ynen--M NJ. rrieu, rr sidso, ohn
CAREER, Jos. j. kUbb, Ed hullOy H. h' s1"feN ~ %
yl.aiu fu, NJ. q. i. Claiborne, AMI J. Z snnth'
tVaapon lotHc,i--And Anderson ftea'"o VI SeA
d Tu,r. WIu.tm roberts, q. NJ. 5'u'hsAi"l A"FaLhm
vycr4 AIpx acIRu,el !. d. HuUJh, CHARLES say ersi
LR tu,e,l.s. W a. McLellnn'i a, J. la' o4uHa ,,
&m lrver, WIN stewart, Thoa tteady, Wm hai'y
hni Nm saub'ru'
srAArIy,, rDaNiTryE3 ~ tS CITY "Dvscl
Flpmcc-Kuowles, sooycl NJ Brien
.,,gy Wsrts-Andsrson smith und ClGibOruy
.syssu-HuG, 1urnor, MYERS, M,lloy, uLsntnami
Yubrou2h, ready aud Iiai'y c-,
RharJ--fprpe Carper spa hcCclland
5choolS-CGoaitsn, Muloy AZ Knowios
Fre Usjmrfnepl Myers, otovr't and hoCellAud
gus--Drycr, Cready end Aycrs.
.etet7g-- mitn, Sanboru ahi stewart
H,rtsf Houe- Yubrough Roberts aud oarn"r
,laaes-- 8u'oy, Mcdaniel and Stcwtht
iuifrt--t ne atiism, Brion aud s0yrr-.
sUfirga-Crcsdy, Claiborne an Hye.r
H,rkhuase--,,3,crs, ROub auj y aa'
1rprors1eaia end E-peditsr.' H'' 'l "A'' "''N
alF Sluhorb
lraHc FToteriB-Robb, Sto~ar sn' l"NA
p,i Borsr-Curp'r, soutbeste aa hM'eS
70 The Board nl Aldermen meets th' tu'-''y ,
vt preceding The ,eooBI and fourth fhnIsaey' "a
.s,rh m nth aud the Common Couuch ~ -''''u
srH f0urtt Thursdays In each munih.
NIGHT POLICE
ttpfliu-,Iohn B4ufh
F.ra Lieiitsnant-Andrew Joyce
ls-ond LisHielani-Jshn Il Dawn.
aohoeme,r-Wm Jtck=os, John Lavender MOI =
40. Jonn EpgIos, j. W Wught, John Picsett,
a,sart SCOTT, W C. Frauois David Yates, ChAs hu'
,t and ", naBley.
sy- The Police Court is opened every morning VI
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A rebel laboratory for the manulaet0
Of percussion caps, exploded recently.
The Richmond DiPqtsh says. f.r .I,
Up toyesterday forty persons had
died from njures received at the eKplo-
sion Of the O. S. laboratory on Browns
Island. OF this number three we're
females. Three more females were not
expected 10 live.
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OHIO erArE AGENCY

Established by Governor David Tod 70 collect the
accounts Of discharged Ohio soldiers ana 70 furnish
thom tranapoFt alton home. 10 direct them how TO
ubtaln pay for extra duty nurses, etc. ohio en-
poys the Agent and u Is his duty to give the bust
ness OF her soldiers careful aud respectful attention
OTTlce Nod Cherry 50, near church.
Aul4 4 m
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NIGHT POLICE
COUNTY OFFICERs.

-L.y4g-tames " Hinton. DePnt,s.-FbamAs h"o
.,u and J x. Buchanan.
E.J,stsr--Phineas Garrett
i-taee--W Jasper Taylor
t,rDr-r--N n Beloher.
a.nger-Juhn C0rbitt.
is,g9iHs CoIisc,or-W, ID. Robertson
Roii.oad Tar C6Ae0tor--J. G. Brtey. -,
p,.soJi., 6,r The Nashville DiaIa--lphn u i''Nef
a,T keEmHp
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A correspondent Of 7hs Mga,gonSy
Advertiser, writing from Richmond vn
the 23d ult., says that President Davis
has been confined TO his house Tor two
weeks, and is a great sufferer. An ab-
scess has been formed on his temple,
next TO his sound eye, aud IL is feared hy
his friends that he viii lose the sight vi
that eve also.
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Col. Martin ID. Hart, a well. known
Un.onist, has been hung under lynch law
in Eastern Texas. lie WAS biaye man
and a patriot aud had ayowed bis intcp-
uon 10 take up arms IN behalf OF the
government under whose fag he was
born.
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COUNTY, ooURr.

Jriga--Hon Ismes Whitworth
esrk--P lindfley NiohOl,
A. The fude,'s Court meets tho Nfs Monday a
saeh month ard tho Quarterly Court oompos q o
the Magistrates Of the County, " hold the nrs' hop
iay u January, April, iuly and October
ciacUlT COURT.
Gqfrk-David @. Love,
asyThe Court meets the erst Monday In March
AMI september.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Jvdee--Hon NJ NJ Brien.
Cls.k--ChRrles II. DigRons.
AZ kns Court meets the Grst Monday 10 Aprh Az
.u-t ard Dooonher
cAANOERY couRT,
N b,soslioT--Hou samuel d. Frierson
Olsrk aid Masisr--J. +. 9eayes
psg- The Court meets the arst Monday 10 Nay an'
EAVarnbcr.