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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-18

This cerfes that having been deaf for two years.
induced to place myse under Dr. Lighthills care
andam happy to testify to his perfect success, he hav
iag restored my hearing entirely.
HIRAM MALCOTT. Maltham. Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-18

l, A. W. Clark, of south Berwick Junction, Maine,
hereby certify that for three years have been troubled
with deafness and discharges from the Mydeainess
has been such that with the utmost exertion, could
not hear the loudest conversation when directly ad
dressed to me. had consulted many physicians and
auriss, hut could get relief Acting under the ad-
vice of friends, (who by their experience knew Of
DR.. Lighthilrs in the treatment such difficult
tes gave him trial, which resulted in the complete
restoration OF my hearing. The discharge from my ear
has entirely ceased without detriment to my health
The cure was performed upon four months ago, dur
ing which time my hearing not only remained good, lin
spite several colds which 1 suffered from) but actu-
ally improved, that l hear as perfect as
though my hea ing had never been affected.
would recommend all those afflicted with the above
complaint, place themselves under the mild treat
ment of DR.. Lighthill. A. w. CLARK
South Berwick Junction, Nc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-18

hereby certify that DIR. A. P. LIGHTHLL efectually
relieved me of a'profuse discharge from my ears, and
testify of his success such cases
JOHN C. KATTAN, Moon treet, Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-18

DUPREY & GREENS New ORLEANS MIN
sTRELs appear on the 2Sth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-18

hereby certify that my daughter Annie E. Collier,
has been cured OF catarrh by DR. Lghthi She has had
the worst of for four years and Has
perfectly cured about three months and remains up
to this time.
WILLIAM COLLIER.
Ma I
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-18

The fruit which is not previously reclaimed
will be sold at public auction, at Horticultural
Hall, on Saturday at 10 A. M, for the benefit
of the society.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-18

The Republicans of Worcester will meet
in cancus at Brinley Hall this evening, to
chose delegates to the state convention, and
elect city committee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-18

ATTENTION is directed to the advertisement
of an experienced. and responsible cashier and
book-keeper, who desires situation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-18

EDWARD MELLEY, Jr.. continues TO pay the highest
Price tof old papers. etc. diff ja24
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Boston, Aug. Is, 1862.
DIR. LIGHTHILL-
Dear SirIt is very agreeable duty to acknowledge
the complete you have performed on my for
deafness Of some time standing My hearing is per
feet though Inever affected at ALL 1 am happy
to addmy name to the references attesting
your skill The benefit that you have conferred upon
me can only be properly appreciated by those deprived
Ofhearing. Yours with gratitude
IL. r. PLYMPToN,
344 Washington street.
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DIR. A. p. LIGH1HILL-Dear sir: am happy to inform
you of my cmplete recovery from deafness through the
means your invaluable treatment seven weeks ago
when placed my self under your care my hearing
so much impaired that could not hear preaching I'M
less sitting very close TO The minister and could only
unders and HIM then when he would raise his voice u-
commonly loud eouldnot near the ticking II watch
unless when pressed ears, and my head ears
were full of disagreeaOe noises. My hearing
rely restored and head Is clear again as it was
Def re was ever affected with deafness
submit this for publication with desire to benefit
the similarly afflicted Yours with gratitude,
E A. lREtN SON of Il. Z. Green. trcket
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-18

The Freedman's Relief Society will meet
with Mrs benjamin Allen, Trumbull street,
this afternoon at two O'Clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-18

AN opportunity will be offered to send let
tiers to members of the 3Gth regiment by leav-
ing them at +. A. Eldred & Co.'s hat store,
259 Main street, before Saturday night next
No bundles taken.
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The banks, we understand will close at
three o'clock to-day-the last grand day of
the cattle-show.
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TRAYNLKRS' DIRHUTORY.

BAL1IMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&0s 81 81
On snA Or Tus.day, AUGUST u IaEs, DAILY
ana WHIGLIN0 and PARKlKeBUA@, and sin
between WAeHIH6T0N and BALTIAoR1. -
YO1 PHILApHLPHIA, NEW YORK BOSTON.
Leave Waaklneton ct and ILLS .. n. and aad
o. SUNDAYS at 3 . 2. n. only.
FOB BALTIM0RD,
Lsaye at 80, and IL 10 .. n: and 90 md s9 ,.
m. On sundays ct q. N. ind aAd $50 ,. n. only
ron ALL PARTS OY TUE wEsr.
leave WsshinetoD 1T $50 .. N.
FOB WASHINGTON ANB TH1 sos III.
Leave Baltimore for WsshinGeon 1t 81, snd 70
Am. and $50. Q and sp. "A. On euncaysat Sd aa4
The third and afth trsins enly from BAlt,nors
and the nrst snd fourth trains nom WssAiDston,
stop Ut way points.
FOE ANNAPOLIS.
Leave baltimore ct .. N and y. n.
~Lssve Waskineton 80 .. N. Snd ,. N.
No train for AnnaDo1ia on Sundays.
For further information. tickets Of every kind
ae., aptlY to g g: Ko0NTz. Agent, a: Washing
W.P. SIXTH,
Master Of Transportation,
L, N. COLI, General Ticket Agent sas.f
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NyAR DEPARTMENT.
w ADJufASF GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsE1NGToE, June g, 1858.
General Ordt7s, No. les.
The Adtutsnt General will provide an aprropri-
ate medal of honor for the troops who, after the
expiration Of their term have offered their services
TO the Government in the present emergency, and
also for the volunteer from other States that
have volunteered their service in the States of
Pennsylvania and Maryland.
By order Of the Secretary OF War.
T. y. TOWESESD,
ie 50 Assistant d3utant General.
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OrYrcE OF P. u. DRAEK Co..


No. 2Oe Broadway, N. T., July 9TH. 1863.
The Plantation Bitters Bottle 10 secured to as
~ Omitted States Letters Patent, and Any attempt
10 al or sell from the any other Bittsrs what
sewer than the genuine Brakes PiaaRto,ion BIZ.
hrs is misdemeslor punishable both By sne and
imprisonment.
The popularity OF our celebrated Bittsrs has in
dused 2nYrincirled persons to put UP in our Bot
lies vile and poisoned limitations, of which the
public are cautioned Every Bottle of the genuine
bears the fac siniie Of eur signature On . steel
Blsts label with our private q. 8. Internal Reye-
nne stamp over tie cork.
AL persons offending as above After this date
win be prosecuted 10 the fullest extent OF the Law
r. II. DRAKE Co.,
TIs-eo I'M Sole Projectors.
Taxi 30 1,crs sRIka,aa: and unsafe Nedieins,.
which has tie sne o Ii. most
now ss.rss e .s hsa sam.a.1
ssre for The following diseases and sym1: origi
s ssS:..i Ii Rssli;s.
Degradation Of Blood TO the Head,
c'n'i Hse. tas.''
and s:ass Il asHsIii ss
Los: Of Aggstiss.
1nf Low 81 Rita,
ofthe Organs Of Generation.
PalpitAtion OF the Heart,
And, IN ffct, ST tire ccpcnnlitaHts OF Nervous
and peb!li,ated state Of the system.
Ie assure :as ssnSsns, cut shis OFT.
Ask Tor helm bold 9. Take no offer
See advertisement N saother COLUMN. .e4ss
EEo1ET DISEASES.
SaU10rttaa's Gtt 10 the most certain, safe snd
edy ever discovered. Cures in two TO fou- days,
AID recent cases in twenty four hours No miner
81, no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be
taken. It il the soldiers hope, xnd friend to
those who do not want to be exposed. Male psck.
ages, 50; female, IS.
and permanent cure for Syphilis. ecrofula, Ulcers,
6ores, Spots, letters, SC Price 81, SIX bottles
Tor %. Sold By g. @. Ford. See GOV ertiseIaent ms
ePRlxlfoRRE0A cAH b CrRRp-Dr. Rsndr
kpecthc cures SperssdIorTh0a. Semi1ol Wsdk1s:s,
!spetsHeyl Loss 0 Pope-, te., speedily asd tfsaaal
y Is effects are Tuly mssieal. trial Of the
merits: Price 81 . boz. Sold BY g. b. Ford cor
ner 18th street and Pa. avenue, Wsshinston and
Henry Cook Alexandria. !se-Iy
pa. DuIoKr's sugar-ooaSed Female Regulating
Pulls are the rry best in use. They operate spadiIy
md settce and being coated create no nau.
50 upon the naost teltcs to stomach. trial Of
.hese Pills viii prove their up1iorisy ops al ethers
Price u . box. Bold By J. @. Ford, corner 18th
1feet and Pa. avenue, Washington. and Henry
COOK, As1Andrta. ias-N
xu oEHAPHsY AID Blsf HAIl pYI n fE1 WoILD-
Fspw Fades OF WASHES 0xf.-Upham1 Hair Dye, 50
cents . box The best In use. Try It, Sold By 8.
G. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue, Wash.
n4top. and Henry Cook. Alexandria 10 sly
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pIyoLvING IRON TURRHrs.

NAVY DEPARTnEET, July g, 1865.
The Navy Department win, until the 18th day Of
August, receive propos. lions for the construction
and erection on board vessel to be built At he
Portsmouth, y h. Boston, New York sad Phila
SeIphin Navy Yards, of two revolving srrrets aad
each vessel
The internal diameter Of the turrets = he "a rect.
height feet 81 inches. thickness. Is inches tn IS
composed OF TWO saai OF Ylats IRON. with
wrought iron slabs inserted between the same
The pilot house on each turrst to be feet in .se
nal ianr ter, feet IL hish, II inches hick
posed of p ate iron.
The tnrret engines and gear for turning Snd
regulating the movement Of the .ur-st the Ruu
sides and carriage, port .topp. and other inter
nal arrangements 20 be of the fame general chs ?.
aeter y the Mositor class Of vessels. The impres
pcs of plate iron in side diameter 81 feet and
height above the deck 81 foet
The proposition must embrace all the above
neL toned work. including the hrseins O; the
turrets, and state the coat and time within viii CHI
work for each weasel win be pleted bea,d,
The general plans can be examined 1t the off ce
OF the Inspector of Iron clad steamers, 15s Canal
street, New fork.
Tas Proposals must be indorssd on the outside
" Propofafs for Revolving Turrets {" taat .hsy nay
be dstin suished from o. her letters. ~ q eotd
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WAR URPARrnENT,

WAR DEPARFHRNTs
PYorost NorsAol Generate Office,
Washington, D. c., July IS, 1862
Circulor, No. 81.
The fourth paragraph Of Circular No. ~,
issued from this ONCE July IL, 1863, Is hereby
modified, SO as to correspond with the follow.
ing opinion OF the Hon. William Whiting,
Solicitor Of the War Department, which will
hereafter govern in all cases in which it is
applicable:
OPINION.
"a person drafted into the military servica
Of the United States. under the provisions Of
the act Of March 8, 1885, chapter IS, for enroll
Ing and calling out the national forces, and for
other purposes claiming exemption from
draft by reason of any disability rs provided
in said act, has the right to have the question
OF his disability submitted to and passed upon
by the Board or Enrolment, whose decision
thereon is final. II the Board shall have de-
cided that the claimant is liable to serve he has
the right, after such decision against him, to
pay his communication money, or to furnish his
substitute, within such extended time as may
be fixed by the order of the Board Of Enroll
ment for his appearance for duty.
{SiGned) "WILLlAM WHITING,
"Soiicitor Of the War Department.
JAMES b. Fry,
Jy l-.tf Provost Marshal General.
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DRY GOODS. De.
Ar12a cENre,


"A is " AZ faK CENTS,
"a close cut 2 $40 yards Fast -ooofed Lawns.
Mosau bIaues and other Dress Goods ct reduced
Prices WM. n. RILDI & bkOTHnR.
No. SO Central Stores.
Between ?th and 9Th streets, opposite
" Meow Center 2srkst.
Inn NEW DRY GOODS.
lVU PIH0x6 White. Pink, Blue, and 6rssn
MOSQUITO Nettlne,
ehseiings, Table Linen, Crash, Diapers,
oam Gam ana sss IA ssSss Irs.r.ons,
valeneies and AnslisA Thresd EdHnSs,
White Goods In svery VARIETY OF aunnlT "a Eles
70 d. TAYLOh ".
EUsf RECEIVED
lareo stock OF
PaGhey and french ..Goe ehAWls,
Point Thread and Valencia Collars and EtNs
Thread Lace Wells, BArhee and Cotnufe1.
Points, VAlenci&s and Embroidered 6'oA'Bs
Infanta' Hoees and WAtgts,
Gutpure laees, al HfdtAf.
Estes! styles Head OTeesee, Fancy 6oods,
Steel, Jet and Tortoise ehell lar Drops,
Pins. Belt Clssps, Bracelets, Fans, sc.
WaieA win Be sold Ut lSw pIisssss r sx ~ 70
10 Market epaee. PEGS. avenus,
}s9 between 9Th and 9Th streets.
~ PRIoBS REDUOlD.
uRkNADIHl ehawls, Mozambique Shawle,
Black lace Hantiee Points,
Burnora and Fieoloninis in great variety and re-
3e8 NJ rAYLoR Il co.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,

pror1et Aa>sLai fS<nfraPs OTre,
Hoatngsen, d. c., July Il, 1863.
Circular No. 40.
]. Hereafter q reward OF ten fSlo) dollars
will be paid for the apprehension and delivery
OF deserter, and paragraph %, page q. Reg1-
lations for the Government Of the Provost
Marshal General Of the United States, as well
as paragraph IL of Circular No. %, from Pro-
vost Marshal Generals Office, are amended
accordingly.
IL Paragraph 80, page 7, sams Regulations,
is amended so as 70 read as follows:
" The members OF the guard
may be allowed, for the time actually and me-
cessarily employed on the trip, a per diem Of
not more than ~ So besides their actual ea.
penses, provided they accomplish the duty as
signed them" JAMES b. Fry,
Provost Marshal General.
Nots.-Provost Marshals will give publicity
10 Circular No. ~, Of July II, 1863, from this
Office. July 20.tf
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GAS FITTING, kc.

w GAS Futures.
w Have In Store snd are daily receiving, GAS
NIfuR1S Of entirely New Patterns and Designs
md yinish superior In GyJe 10 anything heretofore
olAred In this mAfkSf.
We invite citizens generally 10 SAIL aud Examine
our stock Of GAS and WATDR 1IXTUHDS, feline
confident thkt Ne have the bert ssleuted stock ID
WeAAiA&ton.
= An Wexk IN the above Line tntrsstsd 70 CO..
are VIII be DYomptly attended to.
mar 81 AY1m 4 ke6HAN. Ste D Etree9.
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AUGUSTUS JOHNSON 1 CO.,
ass PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ;.
Bg7vzzn STE l0,l s1s..
tooxBs' Bu1LD1NeJ
Invite the Trade to inrpeet their stock Of
WINES AND LIQU0Rs,
Y0BA000 AVID sBGARs
GROCERIES FOB THE CAMP,
unss,passed in this city in variety and quality.
Being the Sole Agents for
kIssRs. FRANK BININGgH 4 CO..
No. 10 BEAyEa ST., NEW YoEH,
we sell their celebrated
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
At New Eeri priees.-frsisA, .ddsd.
v1YoRs 70 che fact that We have the above goods
ready PACKED for shipment in cases containing
from one to twelve dozen each, and can Oil any
order for them on call.
P.e.-Ws Also Keep constantly on hard the larass
and most varied assortment Of
CHAA PA0NE WINS
70 b found in this city. embracing the followins
we'll Known brands
y01 CLIQUoT.
MOTT 4 oRANpON.
9. Il. hUAM CO..
PIPER HIIpstcK,
HlIpSIoH CO..
IU6RNl cLkoUOT.
ID ct. HARClAU4,
CHARLES RIyART l. 90,
- An Inspection Of oar etoek IL mort respect.
fully solicited.
AU8. JOHNSON & CO.
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CEoRET DIsRAsssI sHCREr DIsEAsIsl

sANA GIFT!
ISAAkRITAES GIFT
rHH MOST SaRTA bas,1 REA uaDi, EYER USED
c soNoRRAI& I SIFSET: sTs5cTyREs, r..
any UNPLEASANT Taste, sad xili not q any way in:
Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases
In twenty four hours" Prepared By q graduate
eminent Doctors and Chemists Of the present day.
no s1f fSsua 80 sEovsaE 70 aHa ~ xaAIEvas
Or who have bssn sorssd with Balssm oopaivA, or
As''a.'' ~ ss4asMARITAMs GIFT.
f fss. By nt I. e Isa s. sss'sEI.Rs
sasSS Sss s ssaasg &
NEhEAL IIsiAsls 90
f5;s e RssAs
most tent, certain and sneotusi remedy ever pre-
seribed it reaches and eradieates every particle
ssa
dY and be healed, and do not transmit to youf pos
srs' that for fe'is 6 yTr in affair
koo SsS IskB
.: ss iI: = =. sss .ss q
I1MA1Isi ysaAL1sn
Affections III AND ysif a.R RqnSST; n p
most happily sdapted, in Uiserassd Uterus, II
Whites, in bearing down, Falling Of the Womb.
Debility and Tor ah omplAinte incident to the sax
Sent by express. Price q . bottle. or bottles
sAMARIFANp OHANcRl WASH.
Price @ cents. Pull directions.
plSAOND 4 CO., Box Isl Philadelphia Poss
Bold b, 3. CALVERT FORD. rnsr of 18th and
Henry COOK. Alexandria. mays-tr
QS0Ts AND sHoIs TO SUIT THl TIM1s.
We are now manufacturing sn Kinds Of BOOTt
and SHOES, and constantly receiving supr- SA1
ply OF Eastern n SIDE Work Of every deserip-
hon, made expressly 70 order, and viii beY
sold st much lower price than has BEEN
ssresofors charged 10 this oity Tor much infario;
Persons In want Of BOOTS and sHoRs Of R.stsr,
or Ctty.mads work, will always end good essor1
meat IN Stors and at tho leNsst prices Give %
ean. GRIFFIN BR0rH2R,
81 s-0f S14 Pannsylvsnis s-eone
CoNrINENrAL MONTHLY -FoR August.
Gar Future: b. e GIo y Fss.,. p,.,n. n
Autumn Leaves; BY Mrs NJ " Cook Across Maine
In Mid Winter. nipy Of s, sness Kraslnska. rhe
SiaagiI Peri. n. Lost parling Reason, Rhyme
snd Rhyt compiled and written b. Mrs W.
Some. :rndss the pslmet;c; BY 9; g sosulding
The Spirit 3 Reproaeh; by Mrs. IS W. Coo. JEFF
ferson Dayis and R+pudis ion; q letter from Hon
Samuel j Hurst Dying in the Ros pitai: by Nav
Is. Early, Louisville, KY Literary Notices. "a
iyai vPANoK TAYLOR .ga.t.
CMfTH's, 400 seventh street The oesl p..c, In
- tefn 20 huY your CLOTHING in IA
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~ St. Louis papers say that the rebellion
having cut of The supply OF tobacco from the
sooacco-growing States, the farmers Of Missouri
nave, TO great extent, turned their attention
10 tie culture OF The weed commodity and have
produced an article interior to none raised any.
where.
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VVAR DEPARTMENT,
w WAsEIss9oI, January -, 1858.
In consequence Of the reseure Of business ~ the
War Department. passes for citizens 70 visit the
Army Of the Potomac viii b given at the once Of
Lieut.. Col. ooHRAD, 132 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street,
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THE EVENING STAR,

FETISH RITES AND YoUpoN NysTRRYEs-
The New Orleans Era notes the arrest In that
city of a lot OF negro women, who were engaged
in practicing the fetlsh rites known as the
yondon mysteries. There were some thirty of
them In q small room, all as nude as Venue
new risen from the sea. engaged in the wild
African dance around q pot filled with all
sorts Of charms. They were charged with
'being engaged in an unlawful assembiaee for
the purpose Of bringing down the curse Of our
Heavenly Father upon the heads Of those they
wish to be revenged upon, commonly called
voudon assembly, The Era save: There is a
great interest taken In these African mysteries
by our colored population, and there are many
pyoselytes among the white women OF the civ
The rites are very curious, borrowed from the
idolatries of the fetish or serpent worshipers of
Africa. They are performed by the votaries
perfectly nude, led by the youdon queen,
dancing and singing some wild song around
cauldren OF charms, placed In their center,
something after the manner of the witches In
Macbeth. The coiored people place great
reliance in the power Of the voudon queens,
think them the arbiters Of fate, that they hold
in their hands the lives and fortunes of all
men, and by the power OF their charms can
accomplish good or evil at pleasure. In fact,
the supernatural power they are supposed to
possess gives them almost unlimited sway over
their superstitious followers, and there is no
power in the land so much dreaded as that Of
the Foudon Queen.
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~ II is said that Miss Annie E. Dickinson,
. rather good looking young woman, a polit-
lcal lecturer, is ABOUT TO enter the infantry
yice.-ProcideHce Ereni.a Press.
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M IRETH.
Was LogMIe, =. D. TIE Inysatof and

Nas L00MIe, y. p, TIE InysatoF and fatentss
s ssrsoos 1 I, az o a Is 81; e,s1 Msny
persons can weal these teeth who cannot
Heaf others, end 10 DerSoa sAn wsaI Others WAe
cannot wear these.
Persons calling q my oAes can BE- accommodated
WitA amp style and pTiee Of PestA ths{ may DESIRE;
bat to those who are partieulaf and wish the DuYes
elsansst, strongest ana most perfect dentuxe that
at can produce, the HIN1RAL PLATE WIZ %
Rooms il tnis esfy-~He. SIS Heessynsais svssss
between sth and nth streets. Also. GOT Arch H.,
ph0a6elphla. NAY III
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IA party OF sportsmen left 81. Louis q
snort time ago for huntin northern Missouri,
nnt returned in q short time and alleged that
they mad been goooled up Dy guerrIiiHs Hnu
psroled. A st. Louis paper intimates that the
capture only existed in the fertile imagiua.
avoid the draft
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L q @ q.
SPRING AND SUMNER SCHEDULE
or TEE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
8

IN = e q a
-! iss..s6Esas
LnO -. mA :. FL w, y G.I -.
TIE 0RKAT SaORT LINE 70 1H1
r"t,n..,. o.;et... Tim. IA ~. ~. 81.
Chez ~ .s.s On
sou. " DAILY =, Trains r. FROM w.,H,rs,o.
making e0nassiiSns With tE Fra leaving Baltimore
On ernd.,., Two Trains ss 5 .nd $50 ,. n. cor
r.:,a lss!Ias Ss:s5ssssa !: IS !. make,
s.a: !s. .:is:at slss:sp ::
8; 8: 4 :n,, 10 INV ;o1. r,or.,. ~ ~.
81 XXI s sS 5SS SsS Sls9H5s =
dAis : the 0r1y Route by whteh Through Tickets o.
n Na,s'sss9n:
The mos. .a'sli.i sai.h attached to Night Trains.
TIL sh0A11s1 AND 10 MOST DIRECT ROUTE
D1HT2H h2nIsylIkk ON
HzV7E: ST. LOUIS, cAlcAeo,
ux;7x LESS CHANGES rs, q, o. ss rr.. 3. Ar,
0rEEa .our.a
fs;sE ys;sSs
b. t Tie s BsltimoI. and OHIO Railrosd, SAW oRi
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-10

ga curious case is now before the Boston
courts. VIM. H. Cooper, a boy four years OF
age, was lately bequeathed $4,000 by his
grandmother, and two persons, daughter OF
the deceased, Mrs. Ann A. Hatfield and her
brother in law. Charles Grace, each claim the
boy as their progeny, in order to obtain control
OF the legacy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-10

uIApoCARTIRe DEPARTMENT OF WASH.
II IS6TON
QFce CAty Qaarteynd,te-, Hay q, 1863
DEiLER5 N AGRICULTURAL IMPLRxRyFs, GAR
pKa ekEDs. &c. are requested to furnish this Once
price lists Of the various articles Of their trade
The same SHOULD be directed TO Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS II. GREENE, Che Quartermas.er, De.
partMent CT Washington. my25H