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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
MoRToN's GoLp PENS arc now sold at tho

<iAOnAON . NOLD ENb arc HOW SOlu 8J UnO
same prices before TIE Of the war; this i,
entirely owing TO the Manufacturers improvements In
chnery his presentarge Retail Business and CashnAdsance
System for, until he commenced advertising his business
done on Credit and sfricfly icih The Trade.
The Morton cod Pens the only sold a. old prices
as tire makers Of all other gold rcns chargche Premium the
Gold Government Tax &c. but Morton las changed
his prices, Wholesale OF Retail
Ofhe great numbers sent by mail to al parts Of the world
during the past few years in athouand has led to
reach its destination in safety; showing that the Morton Ooi
Pen be obtained by any in every part of the world
a the same price, postage only excepted.
Reader you have enduring always ready and reliable
Gold Pen exactly edrtd to your hand and style Of writing
which will do your writing vastly cheaper than Steel Pens and
Of the present almost universal ghPossure Price of every
thing you con have Morton Gold Pen ceper in proportion
to The labor n, upon and material used than any other
Gold Pen in the World If you one the Pen is
NJ ghtief than the Swo.d,' in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23

LEcTURERs.-Q. X. Philander Doesteks, p
T. (Mortimer Thomson) Of shis city will commence his
series of lectures this week lie proposes 10 travel in
the Western States during the Winter His discougscs
on Cheek" shoddy." and "rluck" are said to be
very humorous and instructive
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23

Charter Election Printing.-POSTERSa C!RCU
LARS. TICKETS &C., with promptness at HOLMAN'h
Steam Printing Establishment corner Centre and w bite sA
To Politicians and Others.-ISAAC J. OLIVER
STEAM PRINTER though bunt out. still! occupies his count
ingSoom at the OLD STAND, No. 20 BEERMANST Send
your orders a. heretofore.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
Liver Complaint.
"Decen.ber, l96e. /"

In ts ciiIn.e number OF persons are more OF ees
soylars the liver sranz rom
tina, organ The common synptons o Ives
conn = dull aching Ia the ii.nt side Paiic
ulTy on pressure cuty Of breathing, yellow lures
tongue oss OF appetite vomiting Disorder OF ne
AID bowels sick headache, costly q. so ne tines
and darfea others. slight feyeIs toward evening" sht
wes Some OF the appearances Of Live. complaint or:
like those OF pulmonary consamPtion that one o.
disorders s offer mistaken for the other IL Is commoo
phy .can 10 suppose that liver complains
.. cured oy caone. bat this remedy Il generally
than the di.easefor they who once submit TO
course 4 mercury uay Themselves tAat they WI
ever enjoy perfect heath slte-w afd
Dr. j. II. scheucxs MASDhAhE PILLS, purely vesets-
ts compound ~ -rpo.e FOR winch caoine
rrcsribcd and they cannot possibly DO any injury lsr
action on the liver i wonderful ths, some regular phy'
scns who have witnessed the cures performed oy them.
eroueogy reported that they must contain ea9me To con-
tradot Dr. sch ck made oath before an Alder
man in Phl.dc ,ha that The Mandrake PIs contain No
mineral ubsaice whatever and copy Of this s'hdavlt Is pub.
cd IN Dr. scheucks pamphlet. Dr. ). pledges himself tnss
tie.c Mandrake Pills will any case OF liver comp snt
and abundant evidence OF the fact il exhibited at his Offices u
Pli.depta New-York Boston Baltimore and Washington,
where certificates - MS patients many Of them persons
OF the hi.hast 7. spso ability, are Kept on tie - =.
Dr. SCHENCk cal OILY be found at his rooms no. y
Bond st. NewYoEk every Tuesday rom a. ni 70 p N,
tor consultation advice but his medicines can Do bad haes
at a.. times. 49,, , A.. -.
New icrN.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
Malls Close af the Post.OGlcr.

Asia TUESDAY nov 5: p.
For South Pacific and Genital America, By steamer
Chsmfion Mondsy Nov z3.................. 10. IN.
Vor Cuba aud West lndie,, Via Havana, by steamer
Eagle Wednesday. Nov. 23............:..... p u
Nov. p
Tor California kc. daily isIntsy excepted overland
via 81 Jo.eph hMo................5ia aud "a p.
Eorth-Albany Buffalo and Cansdas...5 3 and 9:
Eortb and We,t Way p.
Western Mail via Ere Railroad end v
soutbern and South Western MaiL..5a m a aud IO
Y..t.rn Nail IN. and -
New. Bedford Newport and Fall p IN
Tie Long Island Mail closes at e. N, and l y IA.
Sunday ssLs On Sunday ell mail. close IA ? IN
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
Gpetial Notices.
Welcome Home!
TO
HENRY WARD BEECH r,
al IN. Academy of Music,

on TUESDAY EVEN No nov. ~, at B o'clock.
The Rev. HENRY WARD BEECliER, at the invitation
OF Numerous citizens will deliver address on his English
experience IN the Academy Music, TUESDAY EVEN
INC next. Mr.. Boeoer has declined all invitations to speak
for hs benefit under the interesting circumstance In
which lie Is placed bit has consrcraed the result OF his
generous lsbors to the UNITED STATES SANITARY COM
MISSION. Let there b. gres, welcome to America Cham
pon abroad The address viii be totally ds.nct from the
admirable and eloquent Gpeech given at the Brooklyn
Academy. The choice OF reserved including the Par
gue Balcony and Box Tier will be sold a, auction at the
Merchants Exchange, No. III Broadway, at o'clock on
Sa'nday Nov 2 Reserved seats not then sold be had
at the ckctofce of the Academy Of Music and after
Monday also az tho usual music stores ct h3 each Family
Circle at 81; sanlee, ST. and Amphtheaer at 50 ots
each
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
VI iRRIG 81.

DIGGF Thursley. Noy. 49, p; Moshoiu
Wc.chc-i~r County. y. l boy - 'cV p Beach afi'F
H. D. o.. istcd hy ths i.rv. Lr.A 81 Nchorson, Hctin
s.hru Di-.rs o Wsuer ~, sr 20 Emma H., dansii~r c
Jaircs 3 + .i.cr eco, nl Hosho.A
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23

Az large aud enthusiastic meeting q ,ne en- L-
pteti- Of kes-York City and yicity held AZ le hss
80 uon.. No. ls Bowcry, Noy. 20 lssi william pIf,J =,
NAN in the chair GEORGE MULLINS sde'''"! ''' 'O'
1i1>J Whsreas the Miwrigns Of New-fosk Iny M sho
,,ity n,l1er themselves class Of mecn'ios Ieiu
self protection, and do theIeioie 'o'H I'll
Re,eS, That conmlitee Of fya BE- appointed % mse
the above number on III ti'opn ;, '"o wv" ''' "
/ "a ~ far .la aduissiOn vi neubefh
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23

q. Godfrey Gunther
RATIFICATION MEETING
WILL TAKE PLACE At COOPER INSTITUTE.
SATURDAY EVENING NEXT. 2sTH INST,
Under the auspices Of tho
CONSTITUTIONAL UNION PARTY.
JOHN l.. MOVES. President.
GERMAN CENTRAL ORGANIZATION,
ApoLrIps APO ply IBERcKMANN' Presidents.
NEWYORK DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION,
JOHN MoKEON, Chairman.
FuLer Particular with lot of speakers, will be an
nounced in rhursdiy's paper
An Adjourned Meeting Of the Union Convention TO
held at the Sleuben iou.c No. 2s3 Bowery, on MONDAY
- " . JAS. VAN RIrER, Pfe.iient.
An Adjourned Meeting Of the Union Convention TO
nominae Civil Justice or the Nh Judicisl District VIII D,
held ct the steuben Houe. No. 23 Bowory, on MOSDAl
'''''''''' ''''' - A'HREIs wILLMAN. President
EDWARD C. RrNAcB, Secretary
Fourth Judicial District Union Police Justice
ConNcn,ien. deiesa'et to ieD.y;,sa ere
- O'Clock Busiucs, OF great imPoctance viii be pre-
'''''d '' the ''"'4'SSFr SFr J shf111rrFF h1rfT ch.rm.n
n. II. wooD. Secretary.
A Pub'lc Meeting ffhe Union citizen. Of t.e isA
Ward win be he'd under The auspices Of he b'h Wrd tnoa
Nov. "A as7. O'Clock. The following
eminent speaker, VIII be preseg. ad address The necin;
CONKLiNG. WM. LAiMpRRR, jr., the lion. ChAs,
SPENCER and others. Eveiy loyal citizen Of tho "adh
particularly invited to ''''"S I'M pRumMoyD. Secretary
The Executive Committee Of the UNION CEN,
TRAL COMM FfEE will meet at Heliquii.r., corner Of
eadxay y .. End 2''' On AqN .ga h'
4o 3cas m J. EA5ssT SHAW Secretaries
To the Citizens of the Eighteenth and Twenty.
first NardsAt the Election to bo held on the l day Of
December 1862 Police Justice for this District Is to be
elected We tho undersigned take great pe,sure in recon-
rnending Canan FRANCIS C. SPFIGlT a. suitable person
MI this important position His great experience a.
Captain in the Police Department good judgment and M
domsbe viii p'eeniaen'ly 9nsiy him to d,sh,r.e @o
justly regarded tie active and efficient officers IN
tho Department since lis h'l spponi, en- by Mayor Ine
position Of Police Magistrate, We eel assured thst noie ana
e'ldoers will not escare ihe Just Of ief one'e,
he la, dcharsed tte duties Of roe Captain Tor 30 long
time is guarantee h he viii Likewise dsehsrIe The sH'e ''
Hon. r. d M0KGAv. a7h-si. and ',hAT.
WH v BRADY. Finb-avenue Hotel
L. 81 HOFFMAN,. No. a Ess, 2sih-s,.
Rev. DR.. HOUoHIOS. No. Fast 19th-st.
Rev. A. O. MosrGoMI ny. No. Ii5 Ess. soihss
u. SANFORD, No. - West J7ths.
MN. r. CARY No. 2pshsv.
EAiiAM SULLIVAN, No. Eas, 2slhs.
GFORUE v COLLINS. IT,. no II Ess S3,hs-
". \. GEORGE. No. l05 Fast lcth o..
II. IS. TURNER 40. rs 3th av.
WALTER MAGE No ~ Fast 2a,h =.
JOHN FOSTF Il. No. 80 fasi 1871 =.
WlLLET Z SEAMfS. NO. - sth ay
ANDREW CAMPBELL, No. o.. fihl
CHARLES YA4E-. No fasi "a IT,
GTORGr 4. PTTfEs, = n, - = We. ae.h',
ROSS W WOOn. No 2NcH isthsL
HUGH ATOIifNCLCtS 30. ]: fas, lshs-
SULLIVAN RANDOLPH BrDD.
SMITH lLlsI. No II Wet .ish 81
GFOR0R ELLIOTT. IT, y ID. No. 10 West ?fb q.
CHARLES ~. kERNER, Clarendon Hotel
& DFLAONICO. l8.a o. ard 3th a..
PHILIP CASWELL,' i.A Aveag, HoifL
And ofhfrs
r,nh Judicial Disrricl- -sEyEsTiI, ELEyENTn,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23

Anniyersary.-Th The First Anniversary Of the Rose
LIZ l.i a2llsrs Relief Association, vii. be held In the
Coeglale Dutch Church Of 2jtL. and sthsv, on
MONDAY EVFNfNG 23j of November, at half pas seven
O'Clock. Rev. JOSEPH 4. DURYEA viii preside and Rev.
a. D. olLLErfE, ID. d., Rev. II. H. RlDOEWAi and Rev
y H. TYING. Jr will deliver Addresses on the occasion Some
choice pieces OF Music will b. sung b. the Choir
MIR. Lords Last Lecture on "Tle Foil OF Rome"
will b. given In Clinton Hall ON MONDAY EVENING, Nov.
20 Subect How far Chrissni;y Assisted the Ruin"
THINK sRiying Donation for Poor freedmen
and toiored .,Oidcrs.-Ohor rings for tie THANK StN-
mo FAIR to he hold by the coored ladies Of Brooklyn for
the benefit Of Poor Freedmen and Coored Soldiers will bo
received the 26b instant at No 20 Cooper lnsue
NewYok The design making this Fair worthy OF
the object for which 1t projected and appeal 70 te beneso
len, nl them In the entepse Article. either of sale or
for exhibition will be most thankfully received
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
Dunhnm & Brokaw,
CLOTHING.

Dunham & Brokaw,
CLOTHING.
A superb s,ock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Ia tho Men's snd Boy's Department.
Ready made
ONEECOATS,
OF Moscow, Esqgin.o and Ch.nchi.s Beagera
WALKING SUITS TO MATCH,
Il
Fnsiith Scotch snf American Coaiinys.
sgperhse Gfess suits of all lual-e''
BOYS AND MINIS WEAR.
40 81 aTi-Ay., OPPOSITE COOPER INSTITUTE
AND
no. o. LAFAYLrrE PLACE
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
TO ARRIVE
Dnsiness Noiircs.

WHEELER a. Wilson'S SEWISG- MACHiNBs
hsve won the highest premiums ali the important state ana
mechanical Falr. wi ere exhibited tins 90 bTCad"J
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SEhiHAL, Ckih-
.,y AND sexual SysTEHs -heyy and reliable reailncnln
Eorts Of tho HOWARD AssocIATIOatent N sacd e,'ri
autelopes free Of charge Adde'S Dr. J. sKLLs EOvGd
sos How ard AssOcistion, PLi.5de pha, Pa
JEPPERs's Stock of Ladies' and ChIldren's
Saors for Fa wear attracts crowds daily who prccstn INST
cssf Good. s fair prices JfEyrEs, No 31j brosd"ay'
FINE DRESS Boots, 81 50; Balmolals, g.;
Double sole Boots G8 So Frrch patent leather Boots 80
pcsSv ,orae or 10 order HUNTS no. go BrOadNay.
BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LIKE PICTURES.
Cer.s de White a2 per dorm Dupieaes ~ 80 hn neg
.,ve, r.gissred H. A. LIVE No I5z Cbnibainat, H. !.
THg PALMER Arm AND LEG.-B. FRANK
P,LnxR Inventor and Paeutee Asio 1co isoDa hooil
A. pbilsdeloLi. eld Boston Only houses 0l fALsER
3 Co Arela .aag9s.Issa u ss..ns 0n TIC AH'eH'"''
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
31olii;tal Notices.

Eighteenth Wnrd CIizcns' AssociafioD'
for Alderman,
RICHARD WiLLlAMsON, jr., 13J 5th'av.
For Police Jnsticr,
RICHARD KELLY. III East 3thst.
For Ciyl Justice,
THEODORE j. FONDA, lsG Ehst2J At.
For Scnooi Commilaioner
WILLIAM H. NELSON lGs East l3ths
For School Trustees.
EDWARD COOPER. Lexinytoney
THOMAS sIENtNsON 100 Ehst 4Jd-eI
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23

T1nh Judicial Disirict- SEVENTH, ELEVENTH.
ani IfilKIEENIA " AE.ia.-N meeting oi tho unioH
I'D tiou of ie above Dscf he'd the Consii-
lotion No 0i Avenue p Friday evening 2Fh instant N
plrtuaDce of tho rs ofths Gel-f onliisr
M LOKN nnutif iuf rcd 20 io 4sn ear34aAe
~ Civil Justice of ihr b 90 UiaiurL
WW HARTMAN, S,T~rh Ward, Cha.
T.sx. q .ur4. T. Irfrsf d Nnrd So
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23

T. Charles Bre.sor do certify that have been desf for tho
p,st thirteen years and by the of Mrs ". o. Browns
Mstayh yscaI Discovery, have come 90 my hearing sg
have had plenty surgical operations performed on e-;hey
only msde wore-no ber. To be sure OF This you may
cal upon at No Pennsy yaHs for one week and u
that No. l3 street. Washington, ID. c., NY 'e'i
dcnce. | aIa soldier In the army
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
oIrnP IN p1rcRs cOI-TrY- PPM.

T. Mrs NJ vanartsdslen Of Bucks County, s0l'hsmpion
Township Penn. do certify tha. my daughter Angelne has
been deal nce childhood from scarlet fever with constant
noise. the head and running o the y husband pro
cured Mrs 81 o. Browns Metaphysical Discovery for Deaf
ness and while using my daughter carc 20 her nesns 90
that speak her without effort Her noises ere al
sop. and her ear. have We think her quite
ben gh,ed In every way and eheeruy commend Mrs NJ u
yroyn 10 all no sur,r
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23
A eoInrFp THr ARMY.

r. s.-Please refer to me. a: the residence Of my is
" alter u. Dick, No. ol5 North 3insi
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-23

The VnIDn AIUtt IHHNIt NGHNtHT IUH 70. ~ -
Ail.nosnic District met on SATURDAY ENEhihG at pi
qlcdi,ns Jdav between a,h and 0oth s nisuant 70 ni
iournnieni and nominated iiOhh X RhhhLlN a. tns '"
b. TuOs. NoBIbs0s sIhecss.us.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-22

Dr. Radway's Cleansing SyTuP.-Called Rad
WAYS Renovating esolvent is the most effective and
rapid curative of Skin Diseases Skin Erupons, Fever
so:es Ulcers rumols, in the Arcana Of Medicine. One
Bottle will cure all ordinary skin diseases either Salt
Rheum, Ring Worm, Pimples, Tctors, Rash or Common
Sores.
Two to six Bottles wiB cure Chronic Scroula and
Syphitc Sores. GlaHduar Swcllngs, Tumors, Cankers
opthalma Strumerous dsctargs II is superior to all
preparations Of SaIsaparilla Mixture, &c &c.
The dose OF this Medicine is SMALL two tea spoonfuls
eing full dose. One bottle Of the Renovatng Resell
vent will go farther than hall dozen quart bottles of
Sarsa lara, &c. Dprc skin, GEAR complexion, heal
thy blood is secured to those who take il.
RnEyMArIc SORES. HEALING SORES TIE BONES
LEM, ILLINOIS, july 18th. 1876.
LieSSrS Rad,CGy s CO.:-lhtee yea ago NV young
est boy now sixteen years cd, tax tn with the in
fla ruat rhtum tits and cOnnncd to his bed for
lieary months. after wtich he enabled to get
alb nut wan the help OF cruches-in the mean time
ming commenced on his arms and legs and little
pieces Of bones wOlld work of the When you
sent the edicne last fall induced to try
ResUtvcnt at that time had little hopes Of its doing
him any goo had led all the best doctors in this
country ~ several different kinds Of patent medicines
without effect; after using bottle very percept
Bile change for tn net apDa ent He daily get
ting stronger aud look upon his final recovery
tain. The medicine the SvStenl, driving the
foul hum to the outside in small Jumps, rs aze
nuts causing them to disappear, and ealing he
hOm the bones. Respectfully yours
VILLA VI ALLEN.
j, Fer Fer sale in Worcester by NJ B; GREEN CO.. and
GEO. p. HARLOW. d2w ml2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-22
Clothing.
A. P. WARE & co.
n f w C L o T H n g |

1854, 1853 and ITO Main St. Worcester,
BEG LEAVE TO NOTIFY THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GEN.
EHALLX, THAT THEY HAVE NOW
IN STORE, AND IN PROCESS OF MAN.
UFACTURE, A STOCK OF GREATEx-
TENT AND VARIETY. EMBRACING
MOST COMPLETE AssORTMENr
Seasonabl Garments,
ADAP FED TO THE VARIOUS WANTS
OF ALL GLASSES OF CUSTOMERS.
MUCH CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN TO
PRODUCE GARMENTS UNsCRIMPED
IN PROPORTIONS, TASTEFUL IN
STYLE. AND OF PROPER WORK
MANsHIP' AND WE REsPECTFULLK
INVITE THE EXAMINATION Of ALL
IN WANT OF READY-MADG CLOTH.
ING. PURCHASERS OF
Spring Overcoats
CAN HARDLY FAIL OF a sATIsFAC.
TORY SELECTION FROM OUR AS.
sORTMENT.
- ANA@SO ~ - d H 40
OUR LARGE STOCK, AND ExTEN.
sIVE VARIETY OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings.
ADAPTED TO ALL DESCRIPTIONS
OF GARMENTS, FOR ALL CONDI .
TIONs AND AGES OF MASCULINE
HUMANITY, WHICH WILL BE SOLD
BY THE PIECE OR YARD, AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, Or
MADE UP INTO GARMENTS TO OR.
DER, FOX EITHER MEN or BOYS,
IN THE BEST STYLE AND MANNER,
AND SATIsFACTION IN ALL CASES
WARRANTED.
WE ALSO INVITE THE PARTIoU.
LAR ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
TO OUR ExrENsIvE DEPARTMENT.
OF
Boys Clothing,
WHICH WILL BE FOUND As AT.
IRA CTIvE AND AS w ELL SUPPLIED
AS EVER. MUCH CARE WILL BE
CONSTANTLY ExERCISED TO rem.
DER THIS IMPORTANT BRANCH OF
OUR BUSINESS IN ALL RESPECTS
DESERVING OF THE PATRONAGE
OF ALL PURCHASERS OF ROY1S
CLIO HING.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-22

Pare Bourbon Whiskey, Bottled by UDoLPHo
WoLFE.-ro THE PUBLIC Having been solicited by
Physicians Druggists GrJcers, and private families
add to my bu mess "Pure Bourbon Whisky, in bottles
the as am and have been doing with my "Schie.
dam Schnapps," to seal it with my seal, aud ad my
ti1ea!e the label its undolbed purity am la by
that, after great deal OF dinicalty, have
cuded an arrangement with two of the largest nd Old
est distier5 in nentueky for regular supply.
The WHISKY viii lie put quart bottles and packed in
cases of one dozen each.
Craving wing letter careful and attentive
perasal, remain yours, 1Sc..
CDOLPGo WOLFE,
NEW YORK, January Goth, 1853
UDotPHo WOLFE, Esq 2! Beaver ST., New Yora.
DEAR -IR:--ihe want Of Pure Liquors for Medicinal
has been long felt by the profession, and thou
sands Of lives been sacrificed by the Of aduler
ated articles.
We have tested the Bourbon Whisky which you sent
it Jy entitled high reputation
you claim forlt.
We would recommend you to appoint some of the re-
spectacle Apothecaries 1T different part OF the United
States Agents for the same, when needed for medlc
nal purposes.
Wishing you success in your new enterprise,
Weremain your obedient servants,
YALENTtNE Mort. NJ. D., No. ! Gramarcy Park.
M. CARNocHAN, NJ. D., Professor OF Clinical Sur
gerry, Surgeon-in-chief to the State Hospital, &C
10. il East Sixteenth street
LEWIS A. SAYRE, NJ. D., 49, Broadway.
H. r. De WEES NJ. D.. 1871 Broadway.
JosEPH WoHsrER NJ. D., l2O Ninth street
NELSON STEELE, NJ D 81 6eecker sire t.
JONI O'REILLY, VI. b. 23) Fourth street.
b. j. RAPHAEL, NJ. D., Professor of the Principles
ana Practice OF Surgery. New York Nee ical Col
lege DC . Nintb street, and others.
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS, DRUGGIsrs AND PRIVATE
FAMILIES be- ,eave irturm Public have APP
puutvd The following firms, ia Boston, Agents for tile
OF TINS Pure Il iurb1n WHISKY, where samples
always be and VIII be for sale by every Gro
and ADDtuGCHrV, and Hotel tle Unite
states. UDOLPhU WOLFE,
Y Beaver stree
GEORGE GOODWIN d Co., Boston.
SILAS rEIRCE Co,
=. NJ. COLCoRD CO.,
M ). BURR " Co,
CARTER, Lust q Co.
SETH L. ECKER Co,
C A. . ICHARDs,
d GooDNpw a Co.
REED. UUTLER, IL Co,
f29 dSw3u
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-22

The public cautioned against the articles
of LYE for making SOAP, &C. offered for sale.
The only GENUINE and PATENTED I've is that made by
the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Com
pany, their trade mark for It being "SAPo>IFlER;
or, CONCENTRATED LYE." The great SUCCESS of
this artic has led UEPRNCIPLED PARTIES to endeavor
to INITATE it, in vioat of the Company's patents
All NJ nufacturers, yers Sellers Of these sPrRI
Ives are hereby notified that the Company have
employed as their Attorneys,
GEORGE HARDING, Esq of Philadelphia, and
WILLIAM BAKEWELL, Esq, Of Pitfsburg.
And that all Manufacturers Users Sellers of Iye in
violation Of the rights of the Company, will be PROSE-
CUrED at once.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

nan whose tine o. service ended lons ago. and w3o
now entitled 30 tie pensions attached to tie dplom h
servants Of Franco. know not whether in mis- case 10
will comply with the demand Of his Mexio, friends.
but know that Ie has for some time past eapressei
desire for refinement, aid that NJ. de hcnshooh wa
appointed his c,y after bis desire had Dess
communicated 10 the French Government.
Gen. Dazaines wife. the present commander OF tt
French forces in Mexico has Just died at Crecy SS
;on. where she resided She was accoDpl;shss
woman and the ornament Of Parisan society in THE
Winter season. Hr death is regretted by all those a
have known her.
The French iron.clad squadron, which somc Eug'i''
papers represented as having sustained great nJas
on their trial trip are announced to resume their expsh
nents on the 2d of October fact which entirely con
trldic,s their statements. Naval men are OF opn''"
that Notwithstanding the nperiections OF TINS IRON
clad geet the results already obtOised show 1t 10 "
superior in speed moro obedient TO tic helm ana "o
susceptible Of resisting storm. than most "oo".
ships This trial trip tie iron clad nee' W"
probably, as I have already told yon, maze p"S'
voyage and perhaps come as far the Gulfof MeS""
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

t. Thi. expectation has car<ea them to look with zeal
ouey upon the favored o>s wNo by order Of ther
ter are delivered M to tie Recruiting Sergeant ard
the privilege ofiopine the amy regarded great
boon by all Tho blacks have tccn"
"fou aTe inclined then 10 Tie belief that the las
prodgced change in public sentiment, and that this
chspgc is beginning to be realized BY the slaves in vai
Gus waysi'
Precisely II word bc wrong, however TO sup
pose that the present revolution will Immediately pro
dnce al its expected consequcnces Years and years
will elopse before this takes place Social revolutions
are Of slow work. the obstacles opposed 10 them by
material interests always delay their progress The
heart II the SoYthcrners change ond their Intel
cc open before rracticl measures Of general char
octcr NAV be applied. The roform In the social state
Of the negroes will come; but It will come slowly, pro
ercssively without grcnt oommoon, unless tAe south
oe conquered and sutluca'ed'
..You forgot - tell ne whrt motives com"ellcd you
70 leave the Southi'
The tyranny Of public opinion the difficulty OF
living IN community which suspects aud Judges rofc
rrou what believes 20 be ones intentions than rpo
what Il hears OF sces. The desIe OF retaliation LIDS
pro been q clea, incentive Will the Southern people
They expected 60 sec England recognize tiem hno
help them 70 raise tie blockade by a sufficient
supply oi vessels; disappointed in this, they atieinp'
to revenge themselves upon Enehsl subjects living II
tle south They sh make Lord Russell understand
tha: cicus q. English birth at tlo South ARE rot en-
ii,ed TO better treatment tan Mr. Mason Iccei'od l.
Eglard AID that The sooner tcy leave the coaniiy to
better did no: wait fDr any advice to do so. THOR
cocaess tlof iooks, and ocriain words pronounced III
iy p.csouce, were n sufficient warning. LETT them
with tho opinion that they are possessed by TIE
madross of revenge. Of disappointment, of hatred
a,ai,s; the North, anu that they viii stop short Of
nothing to secure 10 ihose sentiments iull and com
I yl,te satisfaction"
Here ended ny ccayersation with Tie Doctor. fol
viii see by Us recital tha, he carcigy avoided entering
into details which rhi have compromised lie present
relations iih thc Souil but limited himself TO general
views which could no, in aIy way interfere with l'
busiucss there.