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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-22
the Waterman and Reflector. Augusta, March l6,
1850 $500 ~

With Mr. VIM B. Bradford, No Burroughs Place
Boston. July 81, 1852.
from the atehnan and Rgfieclor Augusta March l6
DIR LIeHrHILL- following communication shows
the successful treatment OF catairh by Dr. Lghthi;-
CATABRH CuRED-Dear Brethren Editors. wiu Won
permit me 10 make statement in your valuable PAPER
loI me benefit OF oLr readers who may afflicted With
catarrhal dlihculues nave been much troubled with
~ lle worst type, Tor some twenty years. 1t
gradually grew worse, producing cough and hoarseness
ueStloyls me sense OF SMELL and breaking down my
general health to such degree compel ne to resign
M pastorate, and suspend public spt akg Imade dill
kinds, nitrate of silver, water olive tar ana nhala-
tons, but without amy very salutary c.cts Last sum
heard OF DR. Lighthis successful mode of reating ca
targh, IN Providence H. l. visited him aud put myself
ana TINS has gone on to the present time My catarrh
mas GRADUALLY melted away, cough has disappeared;
my voice has become natural aid am Cnce more able
to preach the blessed Gospel the peculiarly Of Dr.
llghthls treatment is that ceanses tine inside nasal
passages with healing solution, applied by curously
constructed syringe in the passage aiding from the root
OF the mouth to the After few elrts and little
practice, there is pam or serious dle9lty N ms
mode of application. ~ L. H. hCooELL'
Lynn, Mass, February l. 1862
DIR L1cUTY1LL-sir; l have used your prescriptions
and instrument for catarrh and 'ol0wedy0u urecuon
the lette and in return rewarded by being able to
dsagee6be symptoms, and the ills attending bad cases
of catarrh generally felt aosetner like new man
and thankfully will keep on in remembrance You may
publish this letter if you see Mt
Very truly. yours ,,cyeo>r
Lewiston, May 10, 1862
ANOTHER TESTIMONIAL TO DIR. LGHTHILL.
Mr. Editor: My ear had discharged for eight years, and
the discharge from constant and the smell OF the
much mpa,red The cause of the atliction aret te"
yer Three weeks placed myself uuder lir Light
cnacge or running healed, my hearing good and the
Yours 1i respectfully, HENRIETTA FLETCHER
.WitnessNJoseph II. Creasey.
Mount Vernon Dec II, 1851
slS uJm
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;4sas. .. Goodwin, experienced anu sacge,
al Midwife holds EerseIin readiness, day and nightt
attend to the duties of her profession Residence
No Is Austin street. at ga
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This to certf thOt DIR. LGHIHILL has cured me of
Deafness by his skiltul and scientific treatment which
is mild and perfectly harmless.
}. G. CASE, 1893 Washington street.
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was referred to the committee on highways,
with power to act.
The common council passed an order for
the purchase of six copies of Cushing's Man
ual, unabridged edition, for the use Of the
members of the council, but the aldermen
non-cOncurrcd
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Snft1aL 31ntrfes.

EDWARD MELLEN, Or. continues to pay the highest
price for old papers. etc. diff ia24
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Son of Geo c. stearns, Doane street, Boston.

This certfes that having been deaf for two years,
induced place myse under Dr. Lighthl's care,
and happy testify his perfect success, he hav-
lag restored my hearing entirely.
HIRAM WALCOTT, Waltham, Mass.
hereby certify that DIR. A. P LIGHTHLL effectually
relieved me of profuse discharge from my ears, and
testify of his success IN such cases.
JOIN c. KATTAN. 2 Moon treet, Boston.
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.,iis. w; BROOKE FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN No.
01nangs BLOCK, opposite the Court House, Worcester
12b
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Draper AZ Clark, CoNMIssIoN MERCHANTS and
DeaerS IN Flour GRAIN Meal, Grass Seed, salt Lime
cement Calened Plaster Plaster Paris Ground Oyste
smells ana Farmers Produce generally Also Agents
I0r Tie sale OF Goes super Phosphate of Lime Peruvian
Gual0, American buano, and Ground Bone,
, a.. DRAPER d CLARK,
apS diff Nos. IS d 81 Front St, worcester. Mass.
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Gents Fine shirts made to order in the most an
sroved style and in the best manner at short notice
qy A, WALBRIDGE No. American House Block
ohirt Patterns cut. dtf al
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&cr
k,shop Geo, cAs..
slrh John. niadisles-
sfe9v~ ~sryrry,s q.
1rbsnk Wn. htddieeswu
snasii Tkos " Aiad1oy4W1
Bunk Jno, Marin< H1fbor
srodssy W q. New Brighton
Oanovsr Jno q, NorsAnsld
NorDsll DAM, Sonthheld
Crooker Seo A. 6outhueld
carson Freeman. faetoryv'o
Jogan I'd, Middleloxn
ko1 rove Jas. eouthteld
CropseS JnO, Loue Nesx
Dole Corne Illus. eonthaeic
correy Jas, S0utr fleld
cusick lal Southfield
Guooerly stephen. koEthnold
Cannon Alfred. Lona sock
C4vennah ArthuT.N nrtsh'n
cLlope John, South1eld
Cole Geo "A Wsstfield
Conlow las, 6sutnfeld
Conrad Rev Thos X, S'held
Ourrie VIM, Niddlstown
Gorson jas, Cssstleton
Gahill Thos y, Caslleion
Cllford john. Middlstown
eapron Geo. estAold
Cameron Jas. Southheld
DAVIS Geo 3. Jr, NBrighton
D.ssasway JAS, Westfieid
Donosen Jno. sacaorvville
De Boise G.o w, Tottensille
Delaus Peter, Northteld
Doyle James Southreld
DolIan FL. New Bri- hion
DcrsD Patrick, southheld
Delhny Oven, M'ddletown
Eowner Isaac, Sogthneid
Decker III, we~rield
pe Hsft lamar. rotienvillo
! cncvan Dennis, ca-tleton
l'epew t0rns. " esthelt
LepA y Thso, yorthneld
D. mon Jas Southhesd
D,sso~ a. tors, Totienville
Dc aovan yno, Fac,oryville
lnshsN WIZ, Southh ID
p.ly Phiiip, Fact0ryvillo
ptoly John, No thhsld
De 'ier Mich, korthiield
Dovd Jas. New Brighton
Esaan Pat. Factoryvillo
III Is Seba tan. Wsstleld
lHean KAREN. Csstlaton
fehesl Henry. GIHnitev,lis
Egbrrt B, south Qeld
Eccleson VIM. N Brighton
Hills Nsih, Northhela
Finneriy T, Middletown
r.ap nigan Wm, Westfield
Foley fnos, Southarld
ariey Chas N brighton
Hinne st.ne N North led
roran Rob', Mo- thield
Fay y II. New Brighton
Flanltau Ed Sonthheld
Fisa Taos Jr. SouthIleid
tieLiing Jao. Fsctoryvilie
chrlcy Peter, N Bedford
.iss Fred. Sprlngville
Farr Wln, New Brighton
Gardener, d. Middleton
Gu, on ia nes. S0ulhneld
Groush Philip Middlet0wn
Gillespie w +. Middl town
Goodhart j. Middlctowu
Gunsett J, Miidletown
Go I'D Vim, Southield
Cuyoa J N, Tottenvllle
Gi 1son Edv, S0,ithfisld
q. .bson Rich ard. 6onthf6ld
Greene J w, West ed
German J II Dewitt, Mid.
4Aetown.
HAia Pat. eouth1c,d
Hocg Nicholas. WeStAeld
Hnrtmeyer Aug. Sorthhold
Haughawsut Abm, Spring
yiile a
Bernert L Southheld
Hhlyer Jas A, Factoryvili0
kepr, DOS, Westaeld
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL
TUEsDAY, Sept. lie P. N,


Money is in fair demand at per cent. Most
Of the leading lenders succeeded in placing their
money al 6; but many Of the brokers borrowed all
they wanted at per cent. There can be no ques-
ton about the present abundance Of money for
all speculative purposes In Wall street, but specu.
iators for The fall, by combining with lenders who
are interested in putting up the rate Of interest,
may fora day or two at any rate create an appear
ance Of activity in the market Debt certificates
are steady; mercantile paper very scarce, and
wanted Ut the lowest rate of interest.
The activity in the gold and exchange marke
has subsided again. Gold fuctuated all day Be.
tween i27 and 1851, without much business In
bills fair amount Of business was done on the
basis II l3a1I 40 for first class bankers sigma
tures The delay in the operations before Charles
ton, respecting which the street operators and
many Of the merchants had formed extravagant
spec,lations, has a tendency to check the down.
waEa course Of gold and exchange.
The stock market has been active and feyerish
to-day. AT the first board stocks were gene
rally lower than yesterday evening, and there
was good deal of hammering in the leading
shares. Harlem declined ~, Hudson AZ, Quick
silver Ia, New York Central ~, Erie "a, Erie
preferred "a, Reading l1s, Southern old
"a, guaranteed IA, Illinois Central ~,
pIttsbIfg |, Fort Wayne ~, Rock Island TX,
Galena l, Toledo IA. Cumberland Coal was
steady. There was not much business done in, and
material changes In the prices Of, governments,
State stocks and railroad bonds. The latter are
still neglected by investors for the shares OF the
roads. AT the one p. NJ. call the market took .
sharp upward turn, and the leading fancies were
III 4 a "a per cent higher. Erie sold At 1882,
New York Central at 1917, &c., with every ap-
pearsnce Of strength. But at. the afternoon ses-
sion Of the rcgniar board the course Of prices
changed suddenly and everything declined. Erie
feIll1i, Central l,%, Pittsburg ] Southern old q,
and SO on throughout the list. Harlem fell 2H,
per cent in many minutes. No reason was as
signed for the change, which was probably
merely an ordinary incident OF very
excihblc market. A consider able short in
terest is being made in the Western and
the trunk line shares, on The theory that the low
prices OF brcadstn's must lead 70 decline in rail-
way traffic. Is il not easy 10 understand. at first
blush. how ac,nntry can be Impoverished or ito
business reduced by the abundance Of III harvest;
but the bears have doubtless good grounds for
their operations. At tho four r. NJ. call rather
more stcadncss shown in the market and the
low prices Of the second board were generally bid.
The following were the closing quotations Of the
The New York herald., 1863-09-02

--wheat was demasd Prime lots, particularly Of
winter scarce, and wanted by expert buyers. but
we're generally held above their limits. The inquiry from
Iaa COO sashe 2i 81 40 for White western 81 =
81 ~ for pmber Western win,or, - IL atf 2i fer RID
Western winter. o. o2Is as 10 fof ansoond do " ~ =
20 for amber Iowa Green Fay, Soc III ~ for
Miwaussc clnb 77i,c asi os fr Chicago spr,nv. The
supply OF corn was limited, and the demand for the
a 2c per Dusbe Tho days saie. amounted Ito 600
busnels at T2c. 73c, mostly I21c for sound Wc-srn
mixed Toe re ior u.'ogPa 90 and -. 'ss e. 20,
acc barley con, rssd inactive and nominal. Gate were
10 good request ai si,ancag prices wc nos qco,o Ca
cavpus were sicsdy, ~nh moderate Gales reported
mostly oi sdamsn,se, at Ice 22c
cofFn steady n price. hut the demand was node
rate The closing 1aotstlors follows: s:--Ro prime
2S1c. rocL, use Csc; fair, 20. 2fs., ordinary,
. 20 2ec far . good oarsces, 2ec &c Java ua,s
as 4 Soc 81 Domisso, 23se 2sc fhe stocl % 5and
Includes of Rio ano Santos, so3is bags Java 10, ,e32
i Sses Sas IS sss sr os ss,erp
tons, 2.goa bags. fsa ma.s and bags, 20 ,so2.
coIros was y tnore dcmard md quoted ~ ban a. os
&c ior nddirgs with sscs since our last of s,ioo
Dr,e. nm aud pxwoops were In rather more do
prrr.-Tbers vas at nncn activity in the market,
though buyers had sny crsing ADVANTAGE layer rasns
we're heavy Al 81 ~ a, "a 10. punch do, - soaA
Including, TO Liverpool, soo bbs cour al L.. 7hd In.
100 1Sss os s,s a. Ga .d 'as ssr , fi,s
siesner 100 bsies bar 10. Cd 200 hhds NJ
Co. 10 IoDdan--I scobbls nour at "a ia - ~.
1000 hushcls wheat NJ nd 10 Brto-s cargo heavy
goods "a .6@ per Tn measurement. 70 Rnftert~m go
| tblt lour AZ 20 sd. To Antwcrp-3o0 bbis fdnr -
| "a a. a foreign brk wss chartered ior slrs.ies
Ii,s 1ss more ahunds sra rely pr ,ha.sd Al goc
1 Al l2ts fur crop, agegf asag ~ a4ailiy.
finrs strsctuv Sns NtteutoN AZ f.o 2lc Tor
| Ordinary 20 cboc. issi years. srovth
I1xE wac IA f,if asNsas ard steady In rrlces
yFss "A nntafssH ras nees r.f0stef " dsy 70
| iuga copper s0Nc. a,ai Ne sDueh pA uoo, $50
81, pis leai IKE 10 tleltcr, TsGc s7i4t spd
straits tin NJ t0isc.
/ Mar Asrp.-Tle sesn.zk xH Guile n. derats T. dsy
/ tL4ueu acre gvotsble fhsagt n rrp~ Tha
ste ck Q. rooas-es murye 60 hh1s lrto Ico, sd
| hEas. Cgsa and ~ .o9s bbs No criosas.
NAVAL -rosxx we're s,esd., lss1sh srtive splrNs
torp1nac .ss aoossa ssoz y u 70; rosan 80 ~
Tar. ~ s5 " 10.
Qua me y. rsss wss ssusrsliy inactive soday c.sce
whale et sod ~ ~ syc crude spsFfn o. o. o. 20
' ins~ed, st % aN o. >o lard Lc. vSc crude ~.
uoknm. sso. 400; refs~d DO, f0r.
Prov .soxs-fofk .uist n tl3 80 eIs e, ehseAy
sIg 50 for rs~ me~s 81 ~ ell 70 o. go "
alto 70 fcv prime, With - repossed " 40 bh. i~s
ccrtlDued quiet uitL sscs q opiy lao bbD ai gls efs
| fw ssd $40 y Ga Gs for plain me~s Lsrd
steady a. ekc sGks, y nh nsiss ~ ysS ykss. cs
eats qust. " Ike sSe fos sbosldsrs snd s1e
~. foe hams. bssss 1au - O.. nctlsr
selling frseiy, ~ Is<. xe for state apd lee.
Tee for OAt theeRs osush @<9 ru1Ues6 sf c t1c
n ollswins ~ sscb Il pssE asd bsss N shs paess
| yN1s u New York md nso Aiyns-
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
CITY COMMERCIAL RAPPORT.

IuEsDAy, Sept. l--oP N.
Asars were steady at 7c sor pots and &C. Tor paris,
with sales Of SO bbls.
B9sswAr vas Inactive at 421sc. a 44c. for Western
yellow.
RAGS and BAsGiss limited demand al previous
prices.
BRa.psruTs--Thore was less dosug IN -four to-day,
,hougi prices rather csser. The export dcmand
sas checked by The reaction in gold and sterling OK
change. Tho trade denaud moderate. Tho receipts
oi our comprised 10 100 nbs Ibe days sAos included
10 900 bbs state and Western 200 bbs Southern, a1d
COO bbs. Canadian. there war no sDpcrhne Canadian
oiorlpg. The sales of rye nonr and corn neal were
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
NEW YORK HERALD

Porto Rico, .iss DO; New Orleans SEQ 10 EnsIkh
total kslado, 4ss hhds ihs rs-.r.' s.aap,s aso 4.
lions ior refined sugars q foalo~s;-Jaf, Ia. /;
oes. cSusnsa ishc srsnalaed, i4ho; ground, l414c.
IAi1ow-saiss were lmAde Of 1890 lbs. at l0c .
ToaAooo.-Iho demand was fair for Kentucky, Which
Fas very hrm. Tho news Of teayy frst 10 kes no dars
lIlr sales we're reported of AS bhds. kentucky az
6LG Aiic and IA csres reed lie lsc. Tho fol-
low ing ssaepen Of the businena IN dmeste tobacco
ss the New YORK E-sesuoa for ihe month ol August
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The aggregate amount Of exports Exclusive OF
specie) from New Ysrk 20 foreign ports Tor ths
week ending Sept. was "a ,s3s,Iel
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ssssk nxsh hsses.

ea. ,Aa .4u,s gs'fig AZ ssa1ssl
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S HIP PIN G NEW S

0svsmsnts or ocean aisa ussvs.
mss are Forwarded BY every steamer IN tho regular lines
The steamers Tor or from liverpool call At
cept tho Canadian line which call at Londonderry Tho
steamers for from the contnsnt call Southampton
The New York herald., 1863-09-02

: vtn gNttNH
az i -.1Aaals lLLN L9L. .-- y - la
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HAVANA, NASSAU. \. r., KINGSTON, IA, All saw
ORLEANS.
FoH KINGSTON "a 4c-ssamshin Pnntazsnet from New
York Sept From Kingston ia, Sent s.
FoR sr pohI'te CRY. ar-steamship rubs Cain, from
New York Sept ", at 2P. NJ
Pom y AvAs.-s,eainshp Eagle from New York. Sept
st3PM.
fos NAss.U nivAsA--steamslip Corsica. from New
YORK Sent H.
For Nsw OnIEANs--svamship Creoe. from New York
Ang a. ats pm.
steap,shi' Morning star from new Work Sept 10.
Steamship Evening Star from New York Sepi ~ ats PM
ALMANAC
Kfsss ~ NOON Rsfs eve w
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reslss s1vss<ipe, wAsh sco1 eyswy, sn1 so
a ooheAs - 14ks swe~s N Mo-, - ~. ukc
fss Csba. essss a~pas0hor J. lee3-oues - - -.
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johnson Caiob, Nor,bdeid
johnson Jss. s0uthneld
Jennings l. Middl. . gn
Journeay VIM. Tottenvilio
Jones Obadiah. Nortbi.eid
Jones Franz, wcstneid
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PARTIAL LossKs.

PARTIAL lossKs.
Those marked G, collisions. = Joissm OF cargo H. spoken
eaty. totally asnased Al aea; Y, nut into
astess; H. returned in Distress stranded. arrived
IN distress; 4 captured by privaicers-
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sfs.sV - lr'f - tes5ia Ahe t.,lsAt ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05
G.0nl ptriGn.n.

In tho ~ yaLdra case Sir Hugh Cairns con-
tinucd 80 days lbs argument ln ops >4i"h ~ =
new url he wos followed by NJ. h"islahe' Oh ne
sane ,3'.r I've "a Is Sill progressing
III london I,acs says II IS doubtful whether tn1 ue
esis .f Tic TxCheQucr H. the Alexandra case Will ec
civ before the end Of the tern, and the decision Wa'
be- will not the question AZ .est. Al appeal
VIII SIN lie both TO tie Coart IL tie ENcheGcr Chanc,
snd to the House oi Lords, and supPoslns new ,fh
10 lie q let granted The battle Whch occtNe" u~i
DAYS last June will have 20 be fought over Ati". a"
M, tne the legal character not only ca ii' AI'AaI T.
but of tie rams in the Aegsey, must re IN inseiieG
and NO sin liar contracts cen safely he executed .! any
sllphldcrs. e....s. -.
that the Alexandra case VIII deserve 10 be '-c .aU
mark a. Jurisprudence though The foreign Ehstneh'
&C. shcu Do lreldeG and that the enhai 20 sd IL te
meantime upon vessels &c warhne bald can itlnrt rome
tut these who have shown perfect lnOAefcAte al Nc
risk Of emhrolirg England in war
An influential meeting was held III Liverpool 10 plo
tes acilss TIE proceedings Of MAJ t"ui's Z" AZ
quiry "a general and ia the case al ta S'oNe % 'Lc
Africa IN particular. . , t.. ,
f,n,. with The British Government FOR not allowing the
New.Yolk merchants 10 place sieaIn-whtie on ap.
Race Tho accident 70 the Africa. ne salu "oAe AO'
have happened II such whistle had been III use.
C:p;aln Bsliutire pointed ont that steamers oht
vaut near Cae Race Tor tie benefit o. me public ana
IL ne wa, 10 bc punished for sometimes gong 100 near
be would not 20 near there any longer.
The meeting pledged itself TO maze every etoil 10
secure the return Of Captain stones eertineaie
In tie Divorce Court on the ooh. the Judge pro
uounced decree nisi ior dissolilou OF the marriage
beiwrbn Sir John CHAMPION (e1.BTiiish Minister al
Washngtor) and Miss Bale. or me ground INA; INC
pasrri4go hsa lot been coos animated, owing 10 TIE III
IOteDcy OF tie husband.
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France.

There is nothing new as TO the European
Congress.
received but 10 refusal a. yet
Il j. denied that Russia lad replied tAat she Vold
Join the Congress hut until after The paeincation OF
Poland
The editors Of az .he Paris Journals have been
moned to the Ministry OF the Interior and cautioned 70
BE- careful in their remarks On legislative proceeding
a. the Government would vigorously eniorcetle law
One thousand men were TO sail RON Ohe Uol4g ioi
Nczico on the I'd o. November.
bin had been submitted % the Council o. state as
inc supplementary credits for sl,OVJOOy hahcs 1Ae
ocds arc STATED to be required 10 meet tie expenses
gf Tie Mexican expedition.
II is noticed that since the Emperor speech TIE Nor.
itur publishes tie Polish lnsrrreoion only 10 No"
given Rus. ian papers Before ne speech 1t used
to give The Polish versions also.
fle Paris papcfa had been invited to be mi.der n
Inc Paris Pars publishes the petition Of the franco
Polish Committee 20 The French Senate asking for tie
recognition Of the Poles Is belligerents.
PARis Nov. l9-Acc0Tding 20 ady.ces received here,
Spain Portugal Italy. Sweden Denmal ., Switzerland.
and tie Cont OF Rome accept tie position Os Con-
ggess made 70 them ly the Emperor Napoleon
The four Kings OF Hanover, sa1Oay, bavaria, enc
Wuremlgrg 81. acce4e1 10 tie Proposition, conAing
themselves 70 TeseIyng their definite iopy until alter
The decision 81 the TWO great German Courts.
4 favorable reply IS expected Ioi Prussia eo> ILr'
key.
TIE MEXICAN QUESTION.
-, q, L - - a., ~ - Frencb ~.
teTycntOn haC been greatly increased oWlrS 70 We
fatal committed BY tAc Emperor Napoleon IN CIV
INC license % lie eccedailcll and TeactoAaly party
rho moment his army had succeeded in occupying the
capital while tie name Of France also suffered an IN.
calcuabc .o-. " prestige from the lonOr5 conferred
upOH such pIsons - AiTam0n ana Marquee A. one
time the % this course seemed to DC most
Threatening, ICspccs ne impulse 20 resistance The
arrival Gen BazaiAe 10 have been regarded as
opening up better prospect.
rent support, me candidature Of tie Arclduke Maxi
uIA4n 10 The Mexican throne.
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A Word TO (lrr2,iilcu.

The lis' cher cer scholastic aanon,s, erudition and
social a o Of Ane clcrsyncn in stropg
trst win naIrow p.ajcs and limited resources which
have marked history Of other nations end OF aer pen
Of the wcrd Comm. directly in contact with the theories Of
the emil ,henrd mnd well az the customs Of COM
mon life they are calculated TO judge popular opinion
and ennert ideas than any other class OF men Their influence
!. nnbound.d ber oppcr antics for directing practical
forms and Developments impose obligations
In led cnt of the many complimentary Inducements
md lyors which Dr. DR. AXE has received rom Clergyncn
in behalf Of his PLANTATION BlTrES, he has directed his
Arcnts Messrs. BARNES Goa No. 20, broadway, " 10
present bottle gratis TO every Clergyman Tho may penonay
call during the reminder of this year, 1863
Quite h, surprise he has Tin d @ many persons
shans natural pr ulicc ans supposed nosruns, have
ca,.ed this with other u,ccss ulc nd ye, entirely
noran Of is pure character nd " ndoriul effects.
Dr. DRAkE seeks oonnieo not founded upon evidences
Of xiii ard fir open dealing; relying upon the intelligence o.
TIC reogs ~ ...:. c..n. .. the celeb lied Ca'y'
Rssk Dandelion CsscaTih nA rlnnal ilGwc.l Layen'
dor FloYer., Au.e Glove 8nd' Orange Peel, Cirawsy,
rrnuata Snake Root Ac Sc prcseryei IN pure 81 Gro
Ran-and tc ,hem Physicians have to indofse him
Win this recipe before the community and evidences o
effects eiirs them an ios the success of Dr. bRAhE
snds r,andcd upon IA. roS truth Every Parhalnosi
every family has Of suffering which the PLANiA'
TON BTTERs VII alleviate aud Their effects In case
ofa,studr encrlon loss Of appetite, constipation sour
stomach frd breath, pain afer ealing, hrld-chc dypP''
liver complaint general debility &c, are most rciIarsaole'
For AGED psr.ons and delicate females they worth Thick
prce in gold.
IL, every Clergyman improve this oppor niy and armed
with bottle OF PLANTATION BifrEk', dispense healing
| without money sud without price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05
latest.
PARIs, Nov. 2l.--Ihe specie now lad by thl

PARIS, Nov. 2l.--Jhe specie now held by the
Bank Of France amounts % 2Ci, 900 900 frame.
The Paris papers publish the following tO.egrams:
CoSsrASTINOiLR. Nov 2l.-lhe Sultan Laf made n
iayofahie rery 10 the Emperor AapOeOns invitation 10
LuIopedl Congress, exr!essLg 20 the same limo ls
ihteINoh 81 bang present theieat in person.
Nof.- hhCiA, Nov. 2l.-Jle King OF DrnmnTk hrs
sem Gen. O1holm 10 Paris the bearer Of favorable
repy to tAe Emperor Napoleon 10 tic invitation 10 III
tend European COngfo.s
BREsLAu, Nov. 2l.-AccordDg 70 advices received
here from W arsaw arrests continue 10 take pics in
that cty Among Inc number Of those l0oy arrested
the brothers Jasiash and BiasioWaki. ~. Bock,
Dean Of the facaly VI Medicine, and ~ ClalahiAsai.
Madame Bausemer and several other l,dies have
been imprisoned in the Citadel.
All the Holstein o'hciaIs have received order from
Copenhagen 10 take the oath Of allegiance to INA.
tisn TX.
The University Professors tie members Of e Court
Of Appeal and other officials, intend refusing 10 tske
the oath.
FRANKFORT, Noyf2l. according 20 Trustworthy in
forato on the Grand Duke OF OldenbGrg dispatched On
The nth inst protest 70 Mr.. Han at Copenha.
yen declaring that the accession u Prince Christian 10
The throne IL not founded on right. illegal accession
~ tLe throne not being binding TIC Grand Duke l0eges