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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12
DR.. mnrs Botanic Remedleu

for the of Private Diseases in either Sex will at all
times be found safe, prompt and efficient in Graduating
disease either acute or chronic and curing all
FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.-During the
practice of fifteen years Dr. Hill has come in contact
with almost innumerGble CT debility, occasontd
by dreadful habit of solitary self abuse He contin
ues to warn all young who afflicted to avoid
II as they value their lives, and to advise all are
troubled with the habit its consequences where they
can be cured of such trouble, and them know the
dire disasters resulting in the non-attendance OF them in
time 1t is exaggeraon to say that three fourths Of
the insane their malady this horid habit The
proprleors of Insane Aylus the statement
and If the victim ms or idiocy vet he or
she entirely untitled for the real pleasures life either
IN or out OF the dome site crclewith prOceave
triendsn TACT perfect hypOchondrac what is he fit
for but to be cast out and de Attend to them at once
all you who have been addicted this miserable habit
orr may De 100 late and you may 90 down to dishon
ored grave. hardly fit to the God who gave Won
powers which you have ade instead of bless.
ing as they were intended. There exists not in the
whole world an object more lOathsCme and miserable
than one thus broken in health and hopes Avoid it.
as you wish Tor happiness and heaven.
Dr Hill S practice is wholly the botanic
ana therefore upon natural foundation
DIR. HILLS MIXTURE is warranted to cure emissions
allI al diseases of the Urinary Organs READ AND
REFLECT The afflicted would do well to reflect heore
trusting their health happiness and in many eases fhep
noeS IN the bands of physicians ignorant of this class
maiadles II is certainly impossible for ore man To mn
oerStanG all the ills the human family is subject to
It1Ahs OF PRACTICE, exclusively devoted to the
treatment and study Of Syphilis, Gonorrhea elect
structures effect of solitary habits Ulcers mon M bndv
ercuriai Affections, and all Impurities of the Hood
whereby the constitution has become erfeebled epfIas
the Doctor to offer relief to ell who may place themselves
under his dtt al %
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DENSION, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
h WAR CLAIMS, AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY
STEWART. STEVENS. CLARK 81 CO.,
Attorney and Councillors at Law,
No. $50 Pennsylvania Avenue,
WASHINGTON d. G.

- w AK CLAIMS, AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY
| STEWART. STEVENS. CLARK 81 CO.,
No $50 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Washington, d. c.
This firm having thorough knowledge of the Pension
business, and being familiar with the practice in all the
Departments of Government believe that they can ST
ford greater facilities to Pensions, Bounty and other
claimants for the prompt and successful accomplish
ment business entrusted to Them than any other firm
in Washington. They design to such an amount
OF this business as will enable them to execute the bust
% oSTISGENf UFoS CTR asd e IS
EACa CASE FST R ths purpose they will the
throughout the states where such business may be had,
furnish such with all the necessary blank form appli
Instructions and upon the execution Of the papers
and transmission OF the same to us from our Local
Their charges will be gzSHTEN DOLLARS FOR OF
for each TENSION, or BOUNTY and BACK PAY Oh
tanned and ten per cent on AMOUNT Of CLAIMS FOR
H-Solders enlisted since the LIST day of March 1861
IN any kind Of service, MILITARY or NAVAL, who are
All Soldiers who for two years during the war,
there be no widow then the minor children then the IA
ther mother brothers or sisters are entitled above
EDWARD CLARK,
q q. 4 T. sGTAEYYEE 6sbi.
Washington. D. c., 1852.
Apply to our associatesin
New York-itICHAR1 c. ELLIOTT, Attorney and
Counsellor, No so Nassau street.
Brookiyn JOSEPH N. PRAY, Attorney and Coun
sellor, No. 349 Fulton street.
Pottsvile, Pa, WIN. X. SMITH, Attorney and Coun-
sellor.
New .Faven-sILAs A; BRADLEY, Attorney and
Counsel VI, No Streets Building
Hartford-CHARLES c. SHULTAS, Attorney and
Counsellor, No 6 IIungerford's Block.
Boston-BENJAMIN DEAN, Attorney and Counsel
Tor, No. AZ Court street
Lowell-CHARLES NJ. WILLIAMS, Attorney and
Counsellor, No So Central street.
Watham-EDWD L. HALL, Attorney and Counsel
Tor, Mer's Block.
Worcester-STEPHEN P. TwIsS, Attorney and Coun
sellor, Flagg's Block, Main street.
je4 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12

BEWARE or CoUNTERTEITERs
and
UNPRlNC1PLED DEALERS
Who endeavor TO dispose "OF THEIR OWN and
other articles or the reputation attained by
Helmbolds Genuine Preparations,
Extract Buchu,
SarsaparIa,
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR HELMBoLD'S-TAKE NO OTHER
cut out thr advertisement and send for IT, AND
AVOID IMPOSITION AND IMPOSTURE,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12
OCTOR C. A. HILL s
Female Regulator,
The Greatest Bcmedy Of the Age.

Forthe use of Single or Married Females
G9y be Justly ranked as the most sue
cessfHi ana invaluable specific for all
arrangements, distractions, and Private
difficulties peculiar to the female ser,
now before the public. DT. ill, the
senior in Especial Diseases, during his
long and varied practice OF Twenty
years and upw9rds, has made the
eS Delicate and Difficult Disorders
and Diseases, arising from the construc
tion and functions of the Female Sys
TEN, his particular subject Of attention
and study, IN which department of his
practice 1t has been his aim TO bring TO
thorough test and issue the different
"a Botanic and Indian Agents of the
Aiateria Mcdica, with the view of pro
ducine Convenient. Safe and Certain
Remedy for all cases of Irregularities
Suppressions and DISTINCTIONS, and their
ate affections Of the female system, and the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12
II X ! G Il s /:

Pulmonic Syrup, 81 per bottle, IS half dozen.
Seaweed Tonic, 81 per hottie, IS half dozen.
Mandrake Pills, 25 cents per box. d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12
INFALLIBLE FEMALE REGULATOR.


EE-Otber preparations styled Female Catholicon'
being widely advel sed purportng be OF different
classes Of strength and at prices graduated accordingly
the inventions OF who have Just Claim to medical
knowledge or experience, much less o1any knowledge
pertaining to Idian Arcana, or practice ana all such
mposttons and scales Of prices but SO many devices
adopted deceive begule the unwary and the ced
ulous and lead to the sale and OF spurious not alb
solutely injurious articles
DR.. HILL is the only regular physician whose advertise
ments have been before the public here and throughout
New England for the last twenty years, and VINO has al
ways made the In Medicines and sysemOf treatment
in all cases of SeXla Difficulties large part of his theory
and practice during that period of time.
HIS FEMALE REGULATOR has but formula
and strength, and is put up in bottles of convenient
size, heercally sealed with accompanying directions
and is forwarded 10 all parts of New England the United
States, and the Canadas, in packages perfectly safe by
mai express receipt OF single price Of SIS per bot
tie Communications by mail are Strictly Confidential,
and contain his mvarable fee OF 81 ~ insure at
tentiOn.
Ks Bear IN mind HilrS Female Regulator is a
preparation intended meet and eflectnaHv remedy and
all cases of Female difficulty confirmed transient
and is the only preparation which will accomplish that
result, being the production at physician widely
known throughout New England and other sections Of
the Union, and whose Success and testimonials far oX
coed those of other practitioner of his age in all
branches OF Pirate Practice be found in the coun-
try, G-R No preparations warranted Genuine I'm
less purchased at the office Vi DR. HILL, No. 81 Main
rec Worcester.
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RaIlroans.

yss..szssassszz PROVIDENCE & WOR.
.E-=-=:====-s=se CESTER RAILROAD - Winter Al.
s-. SsS-<1 rangement, Nov 3, 1862.
MAY 5, 1862.
sssenger trains will leave Worcester for Providenes
and stations at 100 l30 ~, and 90 p.
Providence for Worcester and stations, at 20 ana
Has a. M, and APO p.
Valley Fails Trains leave Providence at 60 1.20,
S3 1888 Has, a. m, 1890 m, ana l.S0, 230, $751;
30, $50 $50, and 500 p. M.
Leave Valley Falls at $40 90, S.5S, 1900. ll.0e
M. and leo, Lea, 2 co. 500, 4.l0 600. SO. ari
73ip.m.
The Worcester trains connect at Providence with
steamer Perry to ana r1m Newport and with the sple
did steamers Plymouth Rock ~ Commonwealth to
New York at p. m, via Stonngtnn.
At Worcester junction with Trains to and from ths
Western, Worcester and Nashua, Fitchburg and Wor.
ceser, Boston ard Worcester and Worcester and MOI
wch Railroads
Through Tickets to all important points at the West
can be obtained at the office of the Company, in Prov
dcnce, at as low rates as by any other route.
6. Il. TABOR. Supt.
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rzszzss----=-z WORCESTER & NASHUA
sEs=s5s=5zsszes- A ILRo AD.-FALL AND WINTER
Eg-ARRANGEMENT.-O and after Nov !,
Trains run as follows Leave Worcester at $40 and Ills
M, and 4.l0 D. m
Leave Nashua at Z a. m and l2 M. and D. M
- At Nashua, all trains connect with the trains OF
Concord where passengers take the from
the Northern the Passumpsc the Boston, Concord ans
Montreal, and Vermont Central Bailroad
At Groton Junction trains ect directly with tn
Trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad and also with trains
81 the Ftehburg Railroad with the exception of the first
kfaln from Boston and at Echburg with trains of the
vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
FOR fu1ther particulars and connections with othe
iOaos see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States.'' O. w BENTLEY Sunt
Worcester, Oct Is. 1852. DIFF
The New York herald., 1863-08-26

Wheat was also freely offered, and was not in much
demand; prices 1c. &c. lower The days sales sm.
braced 13T 900 bushels at 81 90 for small lot Of very
choice white Michigan, 81 rs 81 IS for white Western
81 % 81 n for amber Western 81 IL 81 20 for
Western &c. 81 IA for Milwaukee club 81 Is 81 2l for
amber Iowa and Wisconsin 7Sc a$1 05 Chicago spring
Corn was quite scarce and decidedly higher. The
ssss s S
mixed Western and 76c for lot Of choice do
10c TIC for unsound do, 76c TIC for Western white
and yellow. Oats were plenty and heavy. The local de-
mand was moderate; government was amply supplied.
We quote inferior 70 prime Canada at 4oc 4sc Western
47kc 521c., and State At SOC. 60c There was
thing doing In rye which quoted heavy at SOC. 90c
Nothing new transpired in barley or barley malt.
2sXc 2oIc. Other kinds was lightly d1st in, buyers
refusing TO pay asking prices cr any considerable lots
w. seo saaS
25sc. 2okc Java. mats and bags, 3sc. sec Mara
caibo, 200. sic Iagusyra, zoe soc; s. Domingo,
mats Of which 450 bags and I3,4o7 mats were Java,
$40 bags Rio and Santos Isl bags Ceylon 3oo bags
CorroS.-Buyers were very reluctant to operate, and
tho market was decidedly heavy at 65,sc. 66lc for
large ios Grades below middiinss were even more Do.
pressed and very irregular 10 price.
rRRnHn-rhe market was tame and rates were heavy
to-day. To Liverpool there were shipped 750 bbs -four
u ls 3D.. 81 900 bushels grain at txd I'd the latter
by steamer so tons taow, by steamer At 25s To
At 3D.. IN bux. To Antwerp, 900 bbls. four and TO
Rotterdam, 80 tons heavy goods on p. I.
HAY was active and firm at S5c a$l Is for North river
bale.
HoIAszs -New Orleans was in good request, and 4so
bbls. sold At 46c. Soc.
PRovnoNs-The pork market favored Sellers and 500
bbs. changed hands nj $1l 10 Sill 81 for old
SIS rs for mess and $40 so $40 rs for prime Beef
IN limited request, with sales OF $50 bbls. at
changed prices There less inquiry for lard sxc
10hc.: sales 900 packages. Cut meats. selling
freely at Axe, sc. FOR shoulders and slc. &C.
for hams Bacon, butter and cheese were Inactive
SUGARS were hrmor with sales OF 070 hhds. and $50
boxes, mostly Cuba, at exc. . 10Lc
ToRACro less active, with sales Of 232 hhds
tucky At 10kc. IKE IS bales Cuba p t., and LAT
cases seed leaf at 16c. . 35c.
wmsxn.-The days sales reached 4so bbs. at 45sc
l6c. Market rather firm.
The New York herald., 1863-08-26

~ ths Rev. San0 rsss - ne resiasusu " me bs1ss
orosher, Nj. S<nD fsuasrx 70 hss AE1b pxs. "a q
ens city.
to.Lsr--ApAnA-0 On Tuesday. August aS, at shs Csn-
ea Methodist chuS3n Seventh avenue and Fourteenth
street. BY the Rev DX Parmelee, o. & FoLsrr 70 hAmA
yoangese daughter Of b =. Adams. Esq all Of this city
ksrHhns-SsAnU IA Copaks, Co1dnbta couaty. n. r.,
on saturday, August r. BY tho Rev. wiism Lyal JoHH
York city.
ssnH -MssnAs-0n Saturday, August a. BY she Rev
hossHAN. both Of Cleveland Ohio
sAsps--HAIx-Ia Bsookiyn on Monday, August "a,
Bath, Maine. = -
! Portland and Bath papers please copy. 81 -
fnkRr--WooDHuu---un Wednesday, August I2, at
Wading River L. by the Rev, Mr. Marsh Capt. wrIAm
TnaRy TO Miss GEss WooDHuIL, daughter Of Ebert
Woodhui, all Of the former place
v VAN BuRxa-AoRRe.0u Tuesday, August rs, at CAL
vary church, BY the Rev. a Coke. D. D., Colonel D r.
VAN BuRxs United States Army, 70 Miss JULIA NORRIS
daughter cf James Z. Morris.
= WDs-AircHsL.--0n Sunday, August %, by the Rev
Jerome. r. Nobrega, JOHN WIHs, Of this city, JANE
MrrHML. Of Athlone, ireland.
Athone, Boston and Lawrence papers pleasecopy.
The New York herald., 1863-08-26

mocuAnrrR-.v sxcuRsions. rHs sIDs WHEEL.
II sssAsnboss Uuea ssa nerA nsecc cc.~sy,s pessssss
s:s s:ss s:s;'ii ssss - %: s ss ss isiiii Z =;
The New York herald., 1863-08-26

70 years ana l0 mUntnS
He leaves wife and three small children to mourn his
loss.
LARnS-JoHs LAsKiy, son Of owen Iarkin, in the TIN
The rcnds Of the family are requested 70 attend the
funeral, this wednesday, afternoon, At two O'Clock,
IEvKRpcE-On Monday morning, August "a, BrxJA.
MN 81 sou Of Charles f. and Elizabeth q. Leveridse aged
IL years and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral Thursday afternoon
three occk from the residence Of bis father No. 3lT
Moa.so..in Brooklyn, on saturday, Angus. g, Of
disease OF the heart MARY MoRAxp, daughter Of Au-
gust. hsssna aged % ysa,s and 10 %.nsns ov,. %
attend the funeral from the residence Of her father 40
washington St, Brooklyn, this "wednesday afternoon,
x4ssDr.-on Monday, August =. Ot debility, wh,oh
she bore with Chrsan fostsuds, May hAnspy, rslct q
70 town NC county % %Iousiord ireland. sssd 81 y~rs
Ths friends and scquaissasss q The family, and those
q her Daniel are % sss;nd sns ns
Ssuss No .sssr street. ne REMAINS VIII b BE- ..ssn
70 Caivary Csmsssry fce insssmeus
AefS = s.sivss Al sds q The family ss respectfully
e he % y.
No. u washington street, Hoboken, NJ J.
ncIAssr@0e y tuesday. ,ds August , Is, E.nr MArIDa
years, moats and days
Tnc relatives and friends d The family are rsspsctfulv
noon q. hapss. three O'Clock from ths resdepss o Ssr
parents 2io Grand street, Brooklyn, r d.
81. Johns IN. ~ papers please copy.
illness, Dxrg MABoxy.
HIS remains WIN Be taken 10 Calvary Cemetery for IA.
crmont from hB as residence, No N0 East thirteenth
street, this wednesday, afternoon Al hafuast two
O'Clock HIS friends and those Of his family arc respect
McAAnxE-On wednesday. August 10, nj o O'Clock,
A. ~. In the camp OF the Seventy ninth regiment NJ r.
s. NJ, near Nicholasvc, Kentucky, JAMS McxAsrss,
Js suddenly, Of Intermittent ievcr aged Is years and
months
Rcss and friends OF tho family respectfully In
vtsi 10 attedi the funeral from the rest4snoe u ~
The New York herald., 1863-08-26

esss Dcsas. Aas.AAii. k&aHa. Or. dasA wssA esaa
~ Hia w.ldes fAsan. Oh. "a ~. With cal. y
~: Ss.oa Resess t.rss, Foil, Is.aa i. oA.ass.e.
s.. - So sSs,:,:s .:,:si' as;,.s. r:ss ss.'
sssr ssssfsss sssiias. v,rsiniA
0 81 :':; s; :s5:::!s - ,yAI1
oS oSr sspsass cisa asi2 sss s1sisss 10 a.,
=, sss: Esss Sl:sssH s';ss,.i ss.v, .s.
sssrsss sssG ~ Hss sss:sss IN HsS Ssfss: fss:...
sssr sSsr Ssn SgUos g: Hsssh.~ ss,d.S Me- ks. H..ss.
schr Helen Mar. NIrierson, ssooshave..
s'tf sss sszs Ass
Steamer Steamer Scos. Tcocn, Pierce ssr Ph,n.ssDs.
Steamer Aida. kobinson Phiadolphia
Steamer Kinghsher. Nye Providenos.
RnruRN.D-Brtg Prince Of Wales (Br). Partridge hence
9r Barbados r g 18Th Inst returned having the ss ss
carried .wsy fore and A. main topsai fore topma sAyss
's% the q So
Arr l7.h-s.eamer whiriwinl Rodgers. Norwich.
&: :f:s: but were
sssT sssr Eassesss Eas ps ksisss Nss. ssa sssa.i'
schr &c. ksnser; Hinckley, Baltimore. ! days
ssSr Jsns % Loud dIIis EisaSssSpoSs S fos sSsoa
ssSs sssr sss:s s:ssrH ssss Essss ss.
Schr oAxs0n- Cassady, Calais, 10 daya
Schr New Globe, Hunter. Bangor, daya
Schr yandalia - Cherryield. 9days.
Schr Era Chambern. Boston, 5 days
Schr Kossuth. Lea Ncwburyport 5 days
Schr X vtckery. Babbit, Taunton.
Schr Hreeso, HUGE Providence
Schr Emma Furuush. Hall, Providence
Sohr vlgilAnt. Saunders. New Haven.
Schr A Hayden. Smith. New Haven.
Steamer 6alvor. Mott Washington. While &C anchor in
aud was drowned.
Steamer Fannie. Fenton. Philadepha
Steamer RuRgies. Hart. Philadelphia
Steamer = v Niker. Rogers. rhiadeiphia.
Steamer N Massey. Smith. Philadelphia
Steamer 8 Phelps. Brown. Philadelphia sfss-i
SAILED. EFN
Ath-S,eamer O Coins; ship Confidence; brig Milo;
schrs Charles Russell, Annie Lewta
The New York herald., 1863-08-26
S HIPPIN G NE w S.
Pert Of new Ysrk. August as, lse3.

CLEARED.
steamship China tBr) Anderson Queenstown and Liver
ship WIN Raihbone, Pratt LIverpool-Lawreuce. Giles
Ship Sormande Fr). Du Hame, Havre-Baetjer a De
Ship Onward, Sherman. St John. HB-walsh. Carver a
ship Athena tprussian, Trau,wchi Baltmore--Funch.
bar! Congo JDan,, Christensen. Melboune-xaier.
bark Mchasl GPrus) Ruuge. Ro,erdam-w Salem Co.
Bark Chas Edwin, ribbeits, Pctou, Es-Miher Hough
Bark springbok. Wood, Boston Wilson camman,
Brig Alien tNorw), Reimert, Marsees-funch, Meincke
Brig savnia Nora (Br), jenkins, Dswsrara-c A De
Yr,s Ircnry Hinc tBr,. Dar, Aur cayes-H ia c A
brig NJ Arnold tBr, Carter. 8, John. Mp Sevius a
Sons. = : -
@ ssE sa~sss oa fo CO.
schr barnes Bsrnes Port Royal
sssr r S,ns ss RaTis D.p
schr Ann Cole, Baltimore- = Merrill Abbou -T
sr sr i1sss Rssas Asss
sssr ss% buns n Mckee
schr Maria Davis tBr), Doane, BossonBassest Nick
sss, Bound ssS B'sss Perry Ne. New H.v.D
:sS ssI' ssas sssr ss s.mo Racket SON.
ARRIVED.
=. ss,srsssp 4 N W HT,s:g0s \ sc%sr Morris Id
sn.p 20 ory 2. M.nnsrsr poA[d I,,srpgo ia, 2, yh
Is ssn.i: WIN .ss aoass w:.s ssspa % Ass
lat y o. Ion ~ passed Br ihip Zurich bound VI; i3tn
sohn Young seaman, fell overheard from topeaiaut
ship hstr.s. oI ne Seas bousd Ih. lat g a. oa 5 81
spoke Br shp Deborah, bound 81 73d LAT Ion o. n
WNw, y during the height OF the blow Dsni
vas o.s Aus LAT = - os = - pss..d several csSsrss
Bart Matilda LAWS lof YArmouth Ns). Lewis. Giacs
Bay, CB II daya with coal, 70 Boyd HIncken
- days via cswood, 70 John simpscn.
Bre LuaA (Spl 0arvia, Havana. 10 daya in baast 10
ds Mscarv I'd insL picked up the ocrrs Ana crew of
ssearner Georges Greek <see news columnsJ v
BrR Veteran (of Liverpool NS) Damage ffavaus ,i6
dsyA with TO master, 10Th inst lat 81 lon 10 Us had
heavy gale from East, lost ibboom forrtopmast bach.
BRIG Emery COT ror.Isud), arrgg. sagua, II days
nth susar aud honey 10 master ih. l9gh and nah in.,
10 at S. Ion IS had heavy gale frcn E. bulwarkA
spiis saiis shiitci Cage, Ac.
Cd u daya with coal 10 q Swan iih lnss si n II
lon Is 81. spohe ors Bigcow iroH P~sssoro or Gss
sr,s LAZY washington (Br x9rri.on. wnssoc Ns 10
dsys with asser. DP Nerius ScaA
The New York herald., 1863-08-26
CITY CommERCIAL REPORT.

BRKADsrUns we're generally eager TO sell -four
to day, and prices partially reduced SC 10c per
bbL, the market closing quite heavily At the reduced
rates. heavier sales made chiefly Of shipping grades
Of State aud Western. The sales included 500 bbs
State and Western 1850 Southern and $50 Canadian,
within our revised ouotatious:--
The New York herald., 1863-08-26
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

Married.
DALprrs-Dlsoiyy.-on Monday, August "a by the
Rev Ralph Hoyt, ArGusrsx BALDWIN, OF kcn mont, Va
% c,HSsLA A., ,1sngter o Jhsrlcs Dingiey tsc cys
*xfrakivu--ilAg.-Un 1hafsdsy evenipg. AUGUST 20
The New York herald., 1863-08-26
rURNITURE.

A Rare OPPORTUNITY ,F0R HovsEKEEPERs.-
"A The subscriber housekeeping, viii sell
in lots suit purchssers all Furniture conta ned IN his
residence ll3 West 81 xtn axanue
rosewood PiAnoore and drawing room fur nitc ov red
IN orocatel made ~ wiei Etaseres nrrors Boohcase
Table, China, Glass, siverware, rosewood Burca Bed
seads Wardrobes suite. Bedding al made 10 order;
In use eight months. Win be sold Al sacrl Ge
The New York herald., 1863-08-26

a Jsy ,s sA,p VIM rss. Preach tfsss Hsv vorkh IA
land aid I'd for Falmouthl. i
81 rao sAsAss ~ IN port parks Aberdeea Samsoa (nos
Cohran) ana An Ex abeh. bfigs Marno Cook. fo<
fhiadeiph,a il sor5 days; Rssa AbSot (Dsn wnAersp
~ T.sEl Aug s-Ar re.ei. Husess and Heinrssh Bash.
k1kh DO; 7th. Union. Bchurte. Baltimore; Gers
facker, Haye, and Mara Anna, De Joag hxork.
wAssuHeoI4r, AUG l0--An Avon, Cam rSsn EYGk.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-21
The Last sen.at,ou.


What With diamond weddings. Prince OF
Wales receptions. bearded women and fat wo-
men. Belgian giants and American dwarfs, to
say nothing Of pspies, parades asd professions
New York always manages TO keep the curiosi-
y 81 ssvsr heat. The last great excitement
came OF according TO programme. when s,00O
peopis rushed wildly into the streets to see
Barnum playing one OF his best games, in which
hearts vsre trumps, and the king and queen OF
Lifputs. the odd sSieks. The game was bravely
played, aSd hosors were sven between Barnum
and Tom Thumb. All the world knows by
this time, that Charles Stratton and Lavinia
Warren were made mao and wife. on platform
raised expressly for the occasion. in Grace
Church, New Y York. on the 10th inst. All the
world too win have read in the vsracious chrou-
jeles Of the great city, Of the Hutter Of excite
ment. the rush for tickets, the opera costumes,
a0d opera music-of the beauty Of the BRIDE a
gallantEy OF ths bridegroom--of the jewels and
che laces, and the furbelovs, and of the noun
tains Of wedding cake. There was one little
oversight. however, in the arrangement Of the
Atiaif. 1t should have come of on the l4th
instead OF the 10th, and Barnum as king of V al.
sDtines in full theatrical costume should have
given away the bride. But tastes differ. 10 this,
ssshey are likely TO DO upon the question Of
turning one Of the ordinances OF religion into
puppet show aud farce.