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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-30
Noon Reports.


From New York.
NEw YORK, July 29-The Herald's Wash
ington dispatch says:
Earl Russell has ere this been informed thai
the United States will not permit the fitting ou
OF vessels Of in British ports TO prey upon oui
commerce, and that lift is allowed to proceed We
shal not hesitate to 20 into British ports to cap.
ture such vessels
Ifthis be war England must make the most
of it,
In little while all the principal Southern
ports from Virginia to Texas will be garrsoned
with Union troops. and our whole navy except
what may be required to keen open the Missis
spDi. will be liberated for operations against a
foreign foe
There are indications that the British Govern
ment will take sensible view of the course and
avoid any collision with US. but if it should not.
we shall unquestionably have a foreign war upon
our hands without delay.
The Charleston Mercury's account Of the late
attack on Fort Wagner admits that our forces
held a portion Of the Fort over All hour. under the
most calling FIRE
The Rebels captured over 900 prisoners. in
cluding few negro troops. and buried over 600
Of our dead The Rebel loss Is estimated at 100
The Rebels report that the bonbartlment was
terrific, but they were protected amply by bomb
proofs.
The lanta Confederacy of the 25th states
that the city is preparing for defense from an
anticipated attack from Rusecr,nS
Rebel dispatches dated Martin, July 81, state
no change in affair, TO day.
The enemy IS husiiy engaged in tearing up the
track between Brandon ana Jackson. They
burned the depot at the latter place last night.
Grant is preparing 20 fall back, as there is no
water ia his front.
Our army has gone into permanent camp
Sbi tl,o
Mississippi river for the purpose of attacking
Mobile
Lieut. Gen. Hardee has arrived and taken COM
rand under Johnston
Pembertons corps will be organized immed
ately and placed in the field
The Herald has the following from the Rap
pahannock. dated the 9th:
Union force now occupies the north bank of
the Rappahannock. near the station The fort
hcations erected by Gen. Pope serve to screen
our pckets from the observation of the enemy
Their mounted pickeis and cavalry patrol their
beats within short carbine range
The river at this point il not fOrdable for a
large force, though it would be possible for
small body of cavalry to cross
IL is stated by Rebel prisoners that Stuart is
no longer in command of the Rebel cavalry, but
has been assigned To- the command of an infantry
corps and has been succeeded in cavalry by
Fitzhuch Lee
Washington dispatches to the Herald say it is
stated by secession sympathizers in this city. un-
usually well informed in regard TO Rebel move
ments. that Gen. Lees army is to reoccupy its
former position south of the RappahannOck at
Fredericksburg. There is reason to believe that
the Government anticipated such a movement of
the Rebel forces. The destruction of what re-
mainei Of wharves and buildings at Aqua Creek
three DAYS ago by the Rebels is another evidence
of III ms desar II tIr
barrass as much as possible the re-establishment
of base OF supplies at that point.
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From PhiladcIphIa.

PHILADEuPHlA. July % The draft was com
pleted in the fifth wari 10 dav Among those
drawn were Morris Harding. of the Philadelphia
Inquirer. and five telegraphers on the American
and National lines
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Indianapolis and Madison
II n AILRROA Ii.
1863. AM Pa 1868.
New Arrangements to Com mence Non.

oays y eDs zs 1861.
FENWO passenger trains daily Sunday exccpied be-
u tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Indisnapolis Al % A. N
and p ". srrivin dfson az II IS A. NJ ard SO
Pm t.rI' -
Leave the Depot al Madison az A. ". and r. NJ
irving AZ lndisuspoiis AZ II A " and sIoP.M
The train leaving inci Annapolis go A. connects
vile and Rushvilie arriving At shrbyvIs ~ 10 zs
aud Rushville az 1870 p. u.
Leaving Rushvie At I ~ n. sbeIbyv1Iis a. . IS p
NJ, connects AZ Colsmbus win the and NJ train ar.
vng al either Indianapolis Madison the even
ing.
This Road forms line With the Packets Madison for
the transportation Of fright between Cincinnati and In
canapols and points West.
Iarif Of Frsightk A. l0~ as by any other
Shippers and merchants West win End tito thsrn nter-
est 10 ship by this line. lf.r
feb2 DC. BRANHAx. Superintendent.
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Military Directory of Indianapolis,
Indiana.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

Pay per Ann.
o. p Morton, Governor; Office, state House;
residence Of Market and Illinois sts S3 900
w Il Holloway, Colonel and Private Secretary
10 Governor. Office, State House; resides
with Governor Norton. 2,664
w. n. II. Terrell, Major and Military Secretary
TO Governor. Office. Stale House; residence
Loves Block. Ohio siree,-...-.......... ALAS
W. A. Schlater, Msjor- Regiment, Indiana
Volunteers. A. ID. c. TO Governor. Office.
State House; boards Palmer House ALAS
Laz- Noble, Adjutant General of Indiana.
Orice State House; boards at Bates House;
$500 from the State and 81 66i pay Of Col
onel .......-----............... 346I
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PROFESSIONAL.
LOST.

II OST. On THE 22D. A POCKET DIARY FOR lss3
containing . in bank bills, - s3 IN postal cur
Tency postage stamps one Sc conveyance stamp
Sc In CON. and small bust likeness Of ) Dougas;
also eoumteemaas badge for the State Fair Of lss7
and Edmund Clark" written the nrst page The
finder will suitably rewarded by leaving Il at this Of
fee or al 24ts West Washington street.
iya.-ds EDMUND CLARK
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From WitrninCIO

WILMINGToN DEL. July 29.-One of Dupont's
powder mills exploded this morning, killing two
persons.
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PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r "A L r . a u
1868. III g 1868.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
new Route TO Chicago via Kekomo.

81 MLEs SHORTER THAN AIRY OTHER ROUTE
on AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 20 lsss trains
" trains will be run follows faE
Chicago ErprS Train viii leave Indisnspolis st
l235 p. NJ. arrive AZ Kokomo 3:ie p. q IN time
make close connection with Cincsuns<i
Chicago Air Line Railroad for L0gansport Valparaiso
and Chicago. and arrive a. Peru az t.2e D. NJ
Returning, the train will leave Peru st f2o A NJ.
making close connections with the night train from Chi.
cago, and arrive at Indianapolis ai 5.2e AN
Mail Train will leave Indianapolis ~ AS p NJ.
stopping at allstafions and arriving Peru
make connections with the trains Toledo and Ma
ashRsilvay, for Wabash Huntingdon Fort Wayne To-
iedo and Detroit. F'f
Returning, the train will leave Peru st see
A. NJ, after the arrival Of The ,rsin On the T. W W
from the East, and srr.=~ Indianapolis NJ ieso A. n.
in time 70 make counectons for s points Easl South
and West.
ACbicsgo Expresstrap viii issTe Indianapolis a ~
p ~, making close connections Al okoo An tyss ssF
Logansport, Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive a
Peru at lo6 A NJ in time make connectoD With trasns
going East and West the Toledo and wabash Rail.
way. ssh - ee|I
Returning the train vii leave Peru f7fs r. n .
making close connection Kokomo with the trains
the Cincinnati and Chicago AR Lne r. r. from Che
Valparaiso and Loganspor and Indianapolis si
4i0 p M IN tire viii the evening trains for
Cincinnati, Louisville and other points.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent
VT. AAioTr. General Ticket Agent. febza. ss-dly
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-06-17
By THE. GOVERNOR OF NORTH CARO-.
LIMA.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAs, the time limited ii my Proclamation
" dated the sih Of MAY, forhiddng the exporta.
llon Of certain articles from the State foi thirty days
IRON ne 18th Of the past month, will soon expire:
Now, therefore, ], ZEBULON b. VANCE, Go.
vernon OF North Carolina, do BY and with the advice
OF the Councifof State, issue this Proclamation, con-
linulng said prohibition thirty daysfrom the l2lhns,
subject to the exceptions and restrictions contained
10 said Proclamation Of the 9Th Of May and entrus.
ing the execution Of this Proclamation To Justices Of
the Peace and Militia Officers.
(,o, In witness whereof, ZERuLoS B. yANcE,
1I.s Governor. Captain General and Comman.
~ der in Chief hath signed these presents, and
caused the Great Seal of State to be affixed.
Done in the city Of Raleigh, this sth day of May
a. y. 1853 and in The year of our independence The
sHh. e. b. VANCE.
BY the Governor:
X. H. BATTLE, Jr.
Private Secretary.
June 10th. 9s-2w
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FAX NOTICE.

4 SHALL attend Al the following times md places
or the purpose IL esrving ihe taxes due Tor
1868:
Al James W MILES,. on Tuesday the l4ih OF July.
Cedar Grove. on "Wednesday The 18th.
A..rclef's. on Thursday the 10Th.
hars siore. on Friday Tho 7ih.
Halsbuougb. on Saturday the 18th.
Rel Manntain. on Monday he 2Oh.
Mingam. store. ~ Tuesday tie , ~.
I.,hn y. l.ipsromj's. - "wednesday lhe ed.
John a. Coles. On Thursday the 23d.
Da'ham's. an Friday The 9Th
A. Is. Ganiefs. on Saiufas, The a5ih
chapel Hill 90 Monday ihs 9Th.
White ifoss. on'iuc.day lhs 18th,
Thomas II. Gates. on Wednesday the Goth.
Thana. I.nus's on THURSDAY the 30sh.
Town OF HilIsb@oneh. on Friday the 3lst.
II u. GUTHRIE. SHERIFF
Jane l7Ih 81
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF N. CAROLINA.
"A PROCLAMATION.


WHERE'S there has arisen since the adjourn
ment OF the General Assembly very impor.
ant question Of finance in the proper settlement Of
which the credit of the State is deeply concerned and
for which settlement legislative action is required:
Now. therefore, |, ZEBULON B. VANCE, Co.
vernon Of North Carolina, do, by and with the advice
Of the Council Of State, issue this Procama'ion
ycning the General Assembly in Extra Session, and
calling upon the members to assemble promptly in
this city Tuesday, the 3Dth day of this month of
June.
s%"T%T In witness whereof, ZEBuLoS b. VANCE,
lis. Governor, Captain General and Comman.
q J, % ~ der-in- Chief hath signed these presents,
and caused the Great Seal Of the State to be affixed
Done atthe city Of Raleigh, this 18th day of June,
A. d., 1862 and in the eishty-sevenh year Of Amer.
lean Independence
By the Governor: 2. B. VANCE.
R. H. BATTLE, IT,, Private Secretary.
June nth. 99-2w
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ON SALE TO-DAY.

O.N CAIE lO-DA1
DEEPER. SPICE and GINGER,
y BUTTONS, assorted, COMBS assorted,
HAIR BRUSHES, >
TRUNK and PAD LOCKS,
B0UCsES and ARTIFIClALS,
Black HOSE. White Kid B00TEES,
Linen Handkerchefs, Iaconet Muslin,
English SOAP. PAPER and ENYELOPs,:,
INDIGO and FIG BLUE,
Extract LOCKWOOD.
COFFEE, SUGAR and TEA, assorted,
For cash, and cash only.
II. y. BROWN SEQ.
June IC. es-
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

EpY virtue of decree of Orange County Court,
~ made AZ May Term, 1863, in the case of David
yckers and others against James Rhodes and Others
on Monday the 9th day Of July next, at the Court
house door in lIsborough will offer for sale 10 the
highest bidder, Three Likely NEGROES, one wo-
man and two young men.
Terms of sale, six months credit, with bond and
approved security.
GEORGE LAWS, Commissioner.
June 10. Price adv. 81 SO. 9s-4w
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
.PIB.LIC SALE.

WILL be sold on Thursday the 18th dsy Of
w June, al the late residence of George A. Eau.
cslt deceased on credit Of six months, all the pro-
perry belonging 70 The said deceased. consisting Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Carriage. one road Wagon, set Of Carpen-
tiers Tools, two Cows,
and other articles too tedious TO mention Bond with
good security will be required Of the purchaser.
GEORGE A. FAUCETT, Admir-.
May ~. s.
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wool CARDI.NG

i'ilE Sussciihet. living one and bait mi,a east
y Ieaar Grse. will hsYc hs WOOL CARD.
NO AACHINEs 10 GOOD Masf anil III operation
in rev days. and viii card White Wool fot the
.itih pound, Or thi1y.fye cents IN money for ms.
ns hiy eehis. Mixing must he pulled together be.
Tore Il Is Brought 10 the Machine.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
June ". gg--4w
81 The Wilton chrapiele. Raleigh STANDARD. suI
SpTi Of The Age, will copy four weeks. sna forward
iteooai TO Cedar Grove, Orange county, n. G.
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TEREBENE.
NOTE LOST

n OST In Hsborourh. note agains, Samuel
- Faucet and ]. w rnpp. tic negro hirel N
value Gny.two dollars. snd hearing date ltih April.
1862, with inieres, from, January l.ls65 As pay.
men 10 any other perssn than mysrl is stopped the
par,y finding said nyie will oblgs ~ handing \ 10
DR., Hcekes la me-
l.. II. OLDS.
April VI. " Nv
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Z A X N O. j.

WE are under the necessity of changing our
mode of trading for Country Procure. In the
future we will exchange what we have on sale for
Cash or Batter, mot paying cash as heIetofore.)
ON SALE TODAY.
400 lis. CnPPERAS, So 90 per H.
4 kegs English SODA, 90
~ keg, NAILS, 25
1000 yards Striped cOTToNs, 2to 5opr. vi.
300 huuchf. YARNS Is 90 bunch
1900 lbs. Swcdes IRON, 75'per III.
400 gallons SYRUP, IL 90 pr. gal.
5000 lbs RICE, 25 per b.
10 barrels FLOUR, 5 90 pr. Dbl.
Best GREEN TEA, ls 90 per III.
Best BLACK rEA,- 10 90
10 barrels TRAIN OIL, 90 DIT. gal.
1000 packs ENVEIOPS,
200 lbs. ROPE, Sc. &c. &c.
To the Trade at trade prices.
II. n. BROWN & Co.
June 10. 9s---
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NOTICE..

III. Julius Burioa.
STA s-fIayins borrowed Of you. last Asgusi o.
September Five HuHdrsd duilass, ran Of which
was ConieJerais money. and sen having lately r..
fused % receive ~ d. Tie stre Kind ~ currency IN
payment Of The same VIC hpvr thought proper 10 dc.
ps the aid smaunt Ia said cattrncy, with interest.
in the hillsbrto' savings Institution al iillsborough.
n. g. 10 your credit, where We hope yor will call
and present our note AVID receive tho sane.
Yours,
WM. II. CARRINGTON, Admir-.
w. n. PARRISH.
tune 81 o1.-slp
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Select Boarding and Day School.
Hill SRnRnTTlu n 4.

HlLLSBOROUGH, ". T..
rINHE Misses NASH and Miss KOLLOCK willfe-
open their School on the 18th o. July, 1868.
TERMS PoR FALL SESSION eco wEEKs)
Boardnd Washing, &c. $3.50 90
English Tuition, 25 90
Instrumental Music, 80 90
Vocal Music. 30 90
Use Of INSTRUMENT for practice, 90
Ancient and ModenLanguages, each, is 90
Pastel Painting. 80 90
Crayan Drawing, % 30
Pencil Drawing, 1900
% Miss NASH,
MARIAN NASH,
: KOLLnCK.
= GnODRlDGE.
: PROF. sTEINBERG,
: RASELER, } -
KEHR, -haSe
z lNIss STEPHENSON, Department.
June IL. 90 Wv
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.ApriIi7.
STRAY MULE.

sItAKEN UP on the 3ls Of MAY. ~ the subsef.
per.a light hss marc MULE, which the owner
can get BY proving property, raging expense ior
keeping, and cosl " this advertisement.
&C. sTRAfH0RN.
June i7ih W w
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"a PRIVATE SCHOOL.

Miss MAN6UH will open her School for Young
Ia Ladies al The residence Of her mother. Mrs.
Willie 7. Msngum. Orange county. n. e. on The
22h u July, 1853. Parents and Guardians who
dr-iIe further infanrion will address Miss NJ. r.
MANGGM, Rel MoanlsiL, ~ Flat River T. O..
Orange county. \. Z.
June n. go
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE County.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
Nav Term. 1865.


z u ii srdored " the Count, that three Commission,
~ be appointed ia each Taxable District 10 Or
ange:rouniy. whose dRiy il shall be 10 appoint one
e. more Committee men in each Captas's Di,iries
within their respective districts. and 10 direct SAID
Committee men who are the proper persons 10 receive
all liom the soldiers Fund. Rhcreupon The follow
inr Committee men we're appointed, 70 wt:
FL, Hlll.tor1nkh District : fohn w. Norwood.
Nclson y. Hal arm Gtsuss Ni'snn.
For si..Mary.. D... p.i Umslsd. Hsrr.
son Parker and iatg NelUR4.
For 81. Mat pttrt ISLES q Iareom, e.
charia l. l.yon ar5 NaW II Patterson.
for 4. 'rhea nisrtl lahn III Gin, Jshisl
Atwa,ct 49, j 'ar ; d6Kap
Far Cssee PEI at II ] &. 9ifewd, Nst.h,w
Atws,er se5 .5.ai sp.Fss
-, otsaee p.'p--2c % : snuh. Fr.snsn
Waite III ftnss 4 E
Wnn,,s, f.ns i II rsa rssri, 1.
ofice. wv sst. hes-gy si8ss
80 $, Cietk.
.t
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X .,

ca TX ID.
4 n Tie absence of regular Tuner. wilFarend %
,he Tuning II PIANos in Hlllstorongh. Chafse
Ten Dollars. ualfssihe Panah not heen tuned
within twelve mehlhs. when charges will be made
according 30 IT. condition. Al strings and repairs
eAVa' HENRI BASELER.
January -. 70 I'm
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- All persons Indebted Is the estate Of The said
deceased are hereey notified 10 make immediate pay
meni; and those having claims against said estate
will present them for payment within the time pre-.
scrhcd by law q; this notice will n plead III haf Of
their recovery.
JAMES Y. LARK. Ex'r.
June 3. 6s-sg
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
HAVING qualified as Executor Of the last will
~ and testament Of WM. H. ELLIS. deceased. |
shall. on Friday the l2lh day Of June ss3, at the
dwelling ofrhe said deceased. expose % public sale,
On credit, part of the personal property Of said
deceased, consisting Of the following. 70 wit:
Lhairs, Tables, Beds and Bedseads, Chest Of praw-
ers. snd other articles. also
One Large Plow, one Colt, one Two Mileh Cows,
and many other article too tedious 10 meniioh.
Terms made known Oh div ii sale.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-31
IA K FL l l. L
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT
No. Sc MINI street. NYnrceNar.
No. Sc Main street. VVorcet

A FEW WORDS TO Young MEN.-During the prsc
tice of fifteen years Dr. HILL mas in contact with
almost innumerable Debility, OccasiOned by
dreadful habit of solitary self abuse They continue
to warn all Young men who not afflicted to avoid
1t they value their lives, and advise all who arc
troubled with the habit or its consequences where
they can be cured of such trouble let them know
the dire disasters resulting IL the attendance them
in time 1t is no eXaggeraon TO that three iourhs
of the insane owe their maadv to this hOrd habit The
proprietors OF Insane Asylums cOrrOhorac the state
ment ANA II the victim escapes insanity idocy vet he
or she is entirely untitled for the real of life
either in or out OF the domestic eircle-th provocative
powers ruined afflicted with distrust. doubtful
ms friends IN fact, perfect hypOchondriac what is
NJ Tor but to becastou ard die Attend to them
al you VINO are addicted to this miserable habit,
may be too late, and you may 90 down 10 dshonored
grave hardly fit to meet the God who you the pow
ers which you have made instead of blessing,
as they were intended There exists not in the whole
world an object more lOathsOme miserable than
thus broken in heath and hopes Avoid it then you
wish for happiness and heaven
Or Hills practice is wholly on the botanic principle,
and therefore upon natural foundation.
Office No 50 Main street Worcester open from a.
TO 10 Letters (pcspaid) will receive prompt aten
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GNortester 9allp Sup.



Mails Close as follows;
Northern Worcester County Vermont and New Earnp,
shire, via Worcester Nashua Railroad at 500 NJ and
Fitehburg, Lancaster Leominster West Boyston Oak,
Gale, Clinton, Lowell, and Nashua, n. H., at 500
and $3.50 p. m and due Sis a m. and 100 p m;
City OF Boston, $50 and 800 a. H. l2l5 3, and 500
p, and due at $50, $50 a M 340 and 6l5 p.
Maine. Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Masss'
chusetts-SOe NJ and 500 P. and are due at $3.50
Rhode isisnd@lsxcept towns On the worcester aud
{Provdence Railroad $50 a. m, and $50 p m ana are
= d &c At 9 g a. M snd sSe p M, ,-..- ,,-,,,o, e,
m. and is due at $40 a. m.
Western-(kli towns in Massachusetts West OF wor
cestef,l a. M, and are due st i2,45 q. m ,,
g. m, and 80 and are dse at l54h and H45 p IN
Springfield, :. H. Gnd $3.50 p. M. ana are due at gA
Hartford ali Connecticut Except windham and New
London counties)5 a. III. and 500 p NJ; and are due
at l245 and 9.45 .,
Towns en- line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New LONDON s3d Windhsm County, Conn., 1880 a. IN %
New York city and southern States $50 a, M snl al
S5g sa4 6l5p. m and are due At 500 a. M and at $3.50
Barre, Barre Plains, Petsrssam Paxton Dana, North
Dana, ald West Rntland $40 and are due at Wv
Holden, Rutland, North R4tlAot ..45t.r'son, Cold
brook, and Oakham, $3.50 p. ans due 81 500 IA,
Leicester s45 a. N, and 30 AM are ils ~ 500
Mibary, and west Hillbarv $50 o. m and g. 80 p. N. ,
and are due az $40 a. m and 6.3a .. IL.
Shrewsbury, BIS p. m. and is due C7 q 800 a.
Grafton, New England 'ntts', and Sardaville 6Svs
m; snd are due at $50 IA.
birmingham, South trsEL lghsGi okintOp, Ashland
Woodviue, Westboro', Northlglp', 50 Ithboro Cords
vile, and Grafton l2l5 p. NJ. AL due 30
Milford, Mendon. nolliston, Bolton. 8eril agp a n. ,
ana SEQ p. and are due 81 $40 =. anu 8. Is
mail for New York and Boston and beyond, is closed
oflce hours from As a m to SOS o. m, Sundays
from Eo.OOto 1919 a. j. N. EARLE P II.
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From Harrey Seeker Esq the able editor of tim s7ak
~ taHh0Uk Democrat, PENNSYLVANIA
tackled by pmps ON his forehead They rapidly spread
covered his face, ard actually blinded his eyes jr some
days Asktul physician applied nitrate Of silver and
other remedies, without apparent effect For fifteen
davs we guarded his hands, lest with them he should
tear open the fostering and corrupt wound which covered
ms Whole lace Having tiicd every thing else we had
any nope rom we began giving your SARsAP ARLLA and
and was well Wc Me a Me 4aa Even inc fst oote
hds yeiashes which had come out ere sgn an s
he is now as healthy and fir any other The whole
From Dr. hiram Sioat Of ST fouls Missouri.
r Il ind your SARsAPARLLA more efectual remedy
disease than any other possess The profession are
indebted to yu for some of the best medicines have
from H. = french, AZ d. an eminent physician Of Lao
;ehce Mss oGo as a prominent member VI The tegiSla
DIR, AVER My Dear Sir: have found your sarsapa
Ta an excellent remedy for Syphilis both of the prm-
were obstinate 10 yield to other remedies do not
know what we employ with more certainty OF sue
Mr.. Charles $ Van Lieu, Of New brunswick N j., had
dreadful ulcers on lis legs cause by the abuse
menf that could be apped init Tie noseyer OF fea ~
AYERS SARsAPARILLA relieved him. Few cases can be
found more nveterate and distressing than this ana 1t
took several dozen bottles to cure him.
LeucOrthea Whites, Female Weakness are generally
produced by internal Scroulous liberation are very
some cases require however IN aid Of lie SarsaperS
the sktIful application of local remedies.
From the nell kRorR and cidelg celebrated Dr. acob
JiorrW Of cincinnati
u have tourd your SarSaparla IN excellent Alternative
in diseases OF females Many Iregulariy, Leu
corrhea Internal liberation am local debility, arising
from the scrotuluus diathcss, have Welded to j. and
there are few that do not, when its effect properly aid
cd by local treatment "
lady, unwilling allow the publication of her name
writes:-
'liy daughter and myself have been cured of very
facilitating LeucorThGa long standing two bottles
of your SARsAPARILLA"
Rheumatism. Govt, Liver Complaint, Dyspep.
STA, Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
when caused by Scrola in the svstem are rapidly cured
BY this Ext, Sarsaparilla