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EEle0iCrrles.

F0rthc use Of single or Married Females
GlsY DC Justly ranked as the most sue
cesslui ana invaluable specific for all
dtrangemeats, distractions and Private
difficulties peculiar to the Fena5e sea-
now before the public. Or. il the
senior IA Especial Diseases, during his
long aud varied practice of Twenty
ye4gs aHn Hpw wa ,,oi nas made ihe
end Diseases, arising from the construc
ton and functions o! the Female Sys
ten, his particular subject of attention
and study, 50 which department OF his
practice il has been his ain to bring to
i thorough test and issue the different
MSteria Nj edica with the view OF pro
ducng Convenient. Safe and Certain
Remedy for all cases of Irregularities
Suppress. and Distractions, and their
private cognGtc affections Of the female system, and the
result Is IA W iiYiRIE FEMALE REGULATOR
MINISTERIAL COMPOUND, a prepM ation which daily
experience proves 70 ne most SPEEDY and ehcaci0us IN
its operation and Is Warranted HARMLESS and always
successful in all when used according to the direc
UPWARDS or FIVE HUNDRED BoTTLEsl
have beer sold within the last Tea Months and the graf
gn mas been hS prompt a Tes Te
rom other preparatons III vain thereby demonstrating
its inds putab!e right to be STYLED the greatest
Female CachOlicon - EGegula tor OG the Age.
iS Other preparations styled ~ amele CatholicOn'
classes Of strength and prices graduated accordingly;
the inventions Of who have Just claim to medical
pertaining 10 Indian Arcana, practice, and all such
mposon and scales Of pricos are but SO many devices
adopted deceive bcEuie the unwery the
ulos and lead to the sale and Of spurious if not alb
solutey injurious articles
Dr dL is the only regular physician whose advertise
meuts have been before the public here and throughout
New England for the last twenty years and who has al
ways made the mi an Medicines and systeo treatment
in cases of Sex DcueS large part of his theory
and practice during thai per1od of time,
HIS FEMALE REGULATOR has but one formula
and strength and is put up in bottles of convenient
size, Theoretically sealed wiki ACCOMPANYING directions
and Is forwarded 10 all parts oi ew England the United
States and tile Cansdas, in Packages perfectly safe by
mai express, receipt OF single price Of s. per bot
tie. Communications by mail are Strictly Confidential,
and must contain his invarabe fee OF 81 to insure at
tenton;
~ Bear in mta8 HUs Female Regulator Is
preparation intended to meet and eecuahy remedy ana
cure all cases OF Female difficulty confirmed or 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 and testimonials far
coed those Of other practitioner OF his age in all
branches OF fiiUae Fcctice 10 be found in The cuun-
try. Cg3~ No preparations are warranted Genuine un
less purchased at the office Of DR.. HILL No. 8 Dor
rance street. Providence r ].
Esr. sEiiIs ASoGanic Remedies
for the cure of Private IN either Sex, viii at all
times be safe prompt ch.cent in Graduating
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III S E
FIELDS LOTION!
The Best Thing ever Invented for the Cure of
Chapped Hands and Roughness of the Skin

lst This LOTION is offered as an eTectua remedy for
Cracking ghness, stiffness Of the skin.
during the cold season.
I'd This condition of the skin is only in some in
stances extremely painful but in ALL renders it difficult
TO Keep the hands Clean and also obstrucs the working
upon silks or other delicate fabrics. BY the this
Lotion the skin may be kept constantly and smooth
3D. Mlliners, Dressmakers, and Tailors who are
troubled with roughness Of the hands, will find es.
pecaly suited to their ants Rough or chanDed Inns
are cured by few application
4th. Gentlemen will find 1t invaluable remedy for
stiffness or rOuehne's of The face liter shaving.
5th Most of the remedies previously ofefed for this
affection of the skin greasy matters which rem
der the hands unfit for nice uuti washed or wiped
AFTER the use of the Lotion, nothing will remain upon
the hands to soil the finest linen.
9th The Lotion may be applied at any time with ad
vantage
Manufactured only by PARMENTER & WALKER
Waltham, Mass and for sale by GEORGE r. SPIJRR
Worcester, Mass, and Druggists generally. DIFF o5
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WEBSTER SQUARE LINE leaves Lincoln Square at I A.
NJ ana evctv hour to p. leave Webster Square at
T29 A. N and every hour to 9.2g NJ.
WEST STREET LINE leaves Harrington Avenue at 7.2l
A 81 and every hour to q 4. Leave West street at
7.52 4. NJ and every hour S.5l p. N
WESTERN RAILROAD LINE leaves Harrington Avenue
at 40 A. NJ. and every hour TO 46 Leave Western
Railroad at ZIG A. NJ. and every hour to GIG p. NJ.
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Il, SPENCER, LEICESTER,
EEs5Bs&R\ SlzZ CHERRY VALLEY NEW WQR-
H-f5=S=4-I E.T4S%S CESTER, and WORCESTER ON.
23sssa-1sN 5fsS lf3 NlBUS. Summer arrangements
rsisszA ?4oSzsazSsss~ commencing Dec. s. 1862:
Leave Spencer at q. n. Leave d Moore's Music
store, Z0I Main street, 81 90 D. m.
leave leicester III 2. m, lS0 p. m; leave ID
800 D. In.
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings: Leave
Lelee5ter al sou and M0Oies Music Store POI Main
street, at 600 o'clock
sa,e CAsrry Valley Is minutes after starting from
leicester On e.Ch trlp.
leave New Worcester at $50 8. m, 10 80 a. l30
T., 400 ?. m, no p. ru leave POI Main street al
5-5V a. III, IL IT. $50 o. 900 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Leicester is, and Cherry Valley at $50 a.
Leave City Hall at 400 D. M.
Leave New Worcester ct 10 A. M and l. 20 n M Leave
CITY HAil at close Of meetings
s1pTess lsusinens promptly attended to.
L. Is. STONE CO., Prop'r
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ANTI-SYPHILTTIC SYRUP.

Skin, Ulcers in the Throat, Mouth and Nose
Loss of Hair, Old Sores, SN engs,
Pains in the Bones, and all
other gns of Second
AIRY Venereal
Disease
No remedy discovered has done what has heen
achieved by this. Under Its every form of constitI-
tional svphilitic faint is speedily cured, and in
weeks the subtle poison is compile eTadcated from
the svsem and health and st engh permanently re-
stored.
Gea@ HWds this remedy that cured q gentleman from
the South, then stopping al Newport, and tor Which he
presented DR.. n ruth $3.50 besides has bit after hQuaq
been aRder tie treatment 0f The most eminent PHYSICIANS
IN Baltimore, Phtt0delphia and New FORK, for FIVE
YEARS.
ono bottle, which LASTS month, will often effect
perfect Price, SO; half size, s..
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NERVE INVIGORATOR.
For Nervous Debility, Loss of Power Impotency Con
fusion of Thought, Loss of Memory, Irritable
Temper, Gloomy Apprehensions Des-
pondency and Melancholy, which

end in Loss Of Reason
This new remedy Tor that fearful train of mental and
physca evils arising from venerea eNcesses and
habits of the young is composed Of The sOothi e.
Strengthening and nvis oratne medicines to be found
in the whole Vegetable Kingdom, which, in COmbina.
ton, form the most perfect Antdote FOL this tnae
and distressing class OF maadies ever yet discovered
1t has been sent nearly every the Uni n
relieving the untold suGerines of hundreds who hu,
never seen the inventor, Restoring them 10 health,
strength and happiness PTiceS--Qua;t bottle, which
lasts a month, S0 half size So
~ The above named remedies the result Of over
twenty ears study ana practice, and prepared
they are known to lie the VERY BEST for their respective
purposes am therefore induced TO make them public
for the mutual benefit Of myself and the sick who 9TH
etwse could never avail themselves of their virtues.
They are all warranted represented in every respect
or The price Wilibe refunded.
Up Prepared and sold ONLY at DIR. MATTISON'S
REAEDI Al ms FLUTE FOR SPECIAL DISEASES,
No. Is Union street Providence, H. L. and sent by
express, from dissertations to all parts OF the
United States, on receipt of tie price by matt.
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NOADG1N SHEAF WHISKEY.
Jhe subscriber having been engaged for tte aet cn
y yearsn the importation and sale of Wines ana Snir
us now nuus from this experience that real PuRE Bo
BOZ WISH when made as it ought TO be- from wheat
Iye anu cvi, is without doubt, the healthul ard
medicinal spirit that can be used HAVING determna6
TO make the sale of this article speciality in bis bnsi
ness, lie has accepted the General Selling Agency Tor
large Distllery in Bourbon county Kentuckv and in
future will sell, under the brand Of Golden Sheaf
PURE BOURBON WHIsKEY, manufactured from The host
selected grains, and made in the most careful manner
This celebrated Whiskey will be put up in cases con
tanning dozen bottles each, and offered Trade
by his Travelling Agents throughout the country and
also kept hand in his warehouse in Boston, in barrels
half barrels. and kegs.
individuals DESTROYS of procuring pure relisDle ar
Gle of BOURBON WHIsKEY at reasonable price, have
Ny to inquire of any respectable Grocer or Drugstor
"GOlden Sheaf Whiskey,' send their orders for
quantity required the General Depot for its sale 81
Washington Street, Boston.
Each bottle is enclosed in neat paseboard box, to
ensure us safe transportation. c. A. RICHARDS.
General Agent, Boston. Mass.
GEORGE P. HARLOW. and NJ u. GREEN Il CO.,
agents for Worcester and vicinity. 6mos mis-
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0trnIbnses.

AEILLBURY AND WORCESTER ON
Az NIBUS leaves No. 1923 Main street. at 10 g. m and
i5V p m From Millbury, leaves Loves Hotel ct 7.3,
and D. m dit s30
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A WORD OF CAUTION.

w ORMS.-One of the most prevalent
w canes of the ills # ebleress Of children and
often times q adults, is the great quantity OF INTLS-
TIN AL WORMS.
CORBLN'S WORN DESTROYING SYRUP,
will be found perfectly safe very eficacous rem
edy 1t not only removes the worms bit tie causes Of
their gaeat increase, and in all cases greatly improve
the general health Many certificates could be publish
ed from mothers who believe it has the lives of
their chi dren and the Improvement In health afeI
using this medicine
full description of the symptoms of worms accom-
pany each bottle. rr &c % cents
u. CoEBlN: Guilfurd. COun.. Proprietor. Sold by
Drugs SITS and Mero hants generally. dkwIy aug /
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GRAND RUSH AT PARKER'S GAL.

~ LERY, for those cheap AmbrotYpes. We can
make better picture for Is cents than be
where for % cents -Four good Ambroypcs with cases.
for IL cents apiece ALI sizes and styles Ambrotypes
Lettertypes Cases frames, &C. third cheaper than
can be had elsewhere Union Pictures Of four different
sizes, warranted to suit pay, cheap and good.
copying done Tor 70 cents If want good picture
call at PARkER'S Cheap Gallery,
No. 30l Main street,
nrI,, al,
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Yzszss75szF57.a NORWICH & WORCES-
eii-s:5r-t LETTER RAILROAD. SUMMER ar
-z-2----- = z-SRAN G BAENT commencing MONDAY
june 2. lsh3
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NOTICE.-The undersigned having
- taken the store Nos Bangs Block opposite the
New Court House, formerly occupied by HENRY E.
COBB Co., Grocers, most respectfully solicts the
patronage OF his friends and the public generally
He will keep constantly hand large and well Sc
lected stock of West India Goods and Groceries, which
Will be sold at the lowest cash prices
$40 diff DARTS PUTNAM
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KENToN COUNTY, ky.
s. s. ISOKLE,..,....,., Proprietor.

Fine grades pure Copper Distilled
BOURBON RYE, WHEAT AND MALT WRISKEE
Orders supplied direct from Diserv. Samples sent
TO any part of the States by addressing
aulI d6mos 5 S. BOYLE, Covington XIV.
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FOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON.
Z DON AND NEW HAVEN. - TIE Train leaving
Worcester at 1880 q. m connects at Norwich with
Train Tor NEW LONDON, NEW HAVEN, and NEW
st735 p m. P St N KNDREWS Sn5it
SGpt's oaice Nor d Wor. Raroad,}
Norwich, Feb, |, $780,
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miscellaneous
4 MEXICAN &FOREGN PATENTs

SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
Late agent of q S. Patent Office. Waslagtoa (urdsY
the Oct of IS3Il
76 State St, opposite kHby ST., lsoseon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
New HamnSh3re.

The result of the late election IN New
Hampshire is on the whole gratifying,
only one Copperhead being returned to
Congress cut of three members elected
and the Legislature and Governors
Council being Largely Republican. There
being three candidates in the field for
Governor and neither one receiving a
majority Of al the votes cast, the election
Of Governor will be by the Legislature,
and SO of course a Republican Union
Governor viii be elected. Considering
the efforts which were made, to carry
New Hampshire for the rebels, BY a Law
ISL expenditure Of money.to buy up votes
and by the stump speeches of their own
politicians assisted by such men as Rich
ardsOn Of Illinois, sent INFO the State tC
carry II by storm, considering this, the
result may be truly regarded as a great
paiionai victory. ia bae
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
The war.

News received from the different army
positions, renders It highly probable that
within the next ten days, important move
ments will be ma lie. which we hope and
have reasons to believe will result in
placing y armies in possession Of
Charleston, Yicksburg, and other imPOr-
liant. points now held by The enemy
Duriag the long period, Of seeming ini
action, which has elapsed, our Generals
I Rave not been idle. Many important
and. needful reforms have been made,
incompetent and worthless officers have
been summarily dismissed and their
places supplied with men who have earn
ed distinction ID The field. The health,
comfort and moralsbO of the soldiers have
been cared for and rendered superior to
what ii has been at any previous time
Such being the case we may reasonably
hope that when q armies again move,
il will be to substantial victory and sue
cess.
While thus, every indication points to
the probable early success of our armies
IN the field, we should moi cease TO bear
ia mind that our armies may meet with
temporary and ever serious check. That
the fortunes Of war are never certain and
that final success in this as in all other
wars will depend on the superior resOor-
ces and power of endurance Of n or
other Of The parties. That people who
can endure defeat with the greatest
~ceqoanimiiY is the greatest people and no
people eau be truly great until It has
learned such lessons. Our revolution
has heretofore been regarded as eur
heroic age, let the world see that this
generation is capable Of still greater sa-
crifces if necessary to p%erPetuate its
freedom and its nationality and make
this an age to be remembered and adj
mired TO the latest posterity.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
The Nebraska First.

uEN ~ mLN..L III L.N.- HL. LN. NLE ~
There have been several rumOTs in
circulation concerning the Neb. First
One hat they were to be sent to Arkan-
sas; another that they were to be sent
70 Vicksburg, and a third that the entire
Regimens were coming 10 Nebraska, af-
ter recruits. The Regiment has changed
ITS location every week fOrtae last month.
They we're a Cape Girardeau on the
18th, and il is not probable they are com.
ing North. The reports about contem.
plated movements cannot be depended
npOn, as no person except the Command.
ing General knows where they will 60.
He never makes that knowledge public.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

GEN. SUMNER TO COMMAND THE De-
PARTMENr OF MIssoURr.-By the dis
patch this morning it will be seen that
General Sumner has been nrderd to the
Missouri Department. w are graft
fed to know hat the men who have been
so energetiCally at work to accomplish
the removal of General Curtis have been
foiled in their schemes. Ii is true they
have succeeded 10 having Curtis removed,
and il is e~videntaly true also, that the
Government at Washington having be-
come initiated INTO abe doiDgs ofcertain
parties in this depaTsment, having placed
instead a General far more radical and
energetic, who will doubtless wake up
the treason plotters in our midst, who,
under the specious plea of s. conservat.
ism" are secretly conspireing against the
public good. The sympathising Schofeld
is not after all to be in power TO assist
Granny Gamble in drawing his fine lines
between 4 Constitutional Union mans
and a bushwhacker. go 1'i
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

Properly GorSe UP.-We observe
a general disposition in all parts Of the
Territory to advance the price Of real
estate. Land has been and is now ruin.
ously low. Good farming land can be
bought now, and for a month or two yet
perhaps, at a mere song. We know of
several quarter sections, within six miles
Of town that can be had at almost any
figure between 81 and So per acre. BY
May, however, prices will be up. Town
lots are already looking for higher ig-
ures. A number of transactions in city
real estate have taken place recently at
advanced rates. Now fa the time TO come
and buy.-N C. Press.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

There has been considerable activity
in real estate transactions here lately,
and much higher prices are obtaining
week, Among the sales during the past
we notice that of the residence ofthe late
o. F. LAKE, at 81 900, and the farm Of
Mr.. Mullis near town al $1,000 to A.
SHOEHErT Esq. Building lots in town
are being eagerly sought after, and pre-
parstiops for building are being made
on a large scale,
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

The Conservative organ Of St. Louis
the Evening Nsws. has been reduced to
FIVE columns. The Misso1rians are
growing sick Of lurkewarm politics.
There is no middle ground in that State
to stand upon. The people want either
pro-slavery or anti-slavery men. The
radical element must predominant in all
revolutions. II always has been so, and
so it ever will be. One might as well
desire a moderate sea-storm, a gentle
earthquake, a smooth sliding avalanche,
as a conservative revolution. The OBJ
%iective in this case contradicts the very
idea Of its noun. instead of describing it.
None see and feel the truth Of this so
deeply as the earnest men in the slave
States, whatever their political views
may be on the subject Of Slavery. There
can be no middle ground in this contest.
--NashviHe Union March 12th.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

AccuRATE FIRiKG.-.Commander WOr-
denis official report of the destruction of
the rebel steamer Nashville relate that
he took the iron-clad, Montauk within
twelve hundred yards of wherefthe Nash
vile lay aground. and. at this distance,
" in less than twenty minutes "frOm the
time be open his fire on her. she had
caught fire from shells exploding in her
and was in flames forward, aft and amid
ships. "At 9:20 a. n. a large pivot gun
mounted abaft her foremost, exploded
from the heat; at $40 her smoke chin
ney went by the board ; and at 9:55 her
magazine exploded with terrific violence
SCATTERING her in smoking ruins. Moth
ing remains Of her,. 1
While the Montuak was attending to
the Nashville she had 10 lie under the
fire Of Fort McAlister. She was struck
five times, but suffered no damage. Nor
was she injured by the explosion of an
Internal machine under her bottom. as
she hauled of, after accomplishing her
work. Our Monitors,seem to be inVul-
nerable. af3r sd3 sssi iou 81 go
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
Assistant Provost Marshal.

ss We are gsatifed to know that 1t.
JONI MAUN of Co. " E 2dNeb. Cav.
has been appointed by Provost Marshal
General Dick, of St Louis, Assistant
Provost Marshal for this Sub District
1t. MAUH is well known to q citizens
"a an efficient and prompt executive off
Ger. He will be aided in the discharge
Of his duties by the military stationed
here. We again call attention to the
extracts published a week or two ago.
from Genl. Ord. No. IS, relative to the
duties and jurisdiction Of Provost Mar
shals. 1t will be observed that they
bring matters down to dots Not much
room for g CopPerheads " to dodge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19


IDAHo.-Congress has passed a bill to
create a new Territory out of Eastern
Oregon and Western Dakota under the
name of Idaho, which is Indian for Gem
of the Mountains. 1t extends from the
eastern boundary Of Oregon to the 9Th
meridian of longitude and from the Add
to the 46th parallel of latitude. covering
a hundred and twenty-five thousand
SQUARE miles. The whole breadth of
the Rocky Mountains and all the head
waters Of the great rivers are included
in it In the plains west Of the noun
tains are the gold mines Of Salmon River
and others more or less important but
said 10 be g~enerally productive l~hrougont
the whole Territory. Al town is estab-
lished in the center Of the gold district
with the Indian name of Bsnnock, which
has a population Of about a thousand, and
receives aGs0nstant accession of immi-
The great rivers which drain
the Territory in every partand are navi-
gable by steameys, give direct commun-
ication with St. Louis. "A railroad is
expected to be built along the valley of
ihe Platte River, through Nebraska and
Idaho, to the South Pass.
So the inhabitea area of The Great
West steadily Boardens, and with the
Organization Of the Territories the steam
of Immigration flows ever further on
The foundations Of new commonwealth
are planted even at the base and on the
slopei of the Rocky Mountains, ard the
Atlantic and Pacific States are stretch
mo towards the center of the continent,
and unitiuq the Nation more indissolubly
than ever.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19
CApr GIRArprAu. March ls, 1862.

Carr G1RARDEAu, March l3, 1862.
FRIEND FIsHrR.-On the 6th Of this
month we pulled op stakes ii The IrOr
Mountains-marched to St. Genevieye-
embarked on the steamer Ill. Chouteau,
and, yesterday arrived at This place.
where we will Stay until ordered some.
where else.
We left Capt. Majors, and George
Belden at Ironton, sick, the rest of the
boys are well.
Some Of the boys occasionally receive
letters from their friends that are in the
~army on the Nemsha,' but except that
we never hear from them. You ought
to have a correspondent there so that the
" world and the rest CT mankind, could
hear Of their exploits.
lOne of the charges thrs the Kinneyites
made against Samuel G. Daily, last sum
mey was, that he opposed the .confrma-
lion Of Gen. Thayer, and by that means
did great injustice tothe Nebraska First.
That Thayer was confirmed, il would
cause nearly n hundred promotions in
our regiment. Gen. Thayer has been a
Brigadier now for five months, and the
/" hundred promotions" have DIV indled
down to three. 1t Col. Livingston, to
be Colonel, Major Banner, 10 be 1t.
Col. and Capt. BIacker, to be Major
So much for that Kinneyard.
.e w, A, PoLoCK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

President Lincoln, when informed that
Gen. Stoughton had been captured by
the rebels at Fairfax, is reported to have
said that he did not mind the loss Of the
Brigadiersas much as he did the loss Of
horses, 9For,' said he, " can make q
much better Brigadier in FIVE minutes,
but the horses cost a hundred and twenty
five dollars apiece.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-19

CoTILL1oNs FAsHIoEABLE.-One OF
the characteristics of the soiirees at the
Tuilers is the INDUCTION laid upon allmen
BY the Empress to dance the cotillion.-
Neither age nor profession are exempt.
The Emperor laughs heartily at his own
and others awkwardness, but accepts the
obligation with good humor. The new
igure-introddced last time only-was
called "The Mule Of Arragon," and con-
-sists in the endeavor to hook the little
bell with which each dancer is armed to
the dress of the leader; the effect of the
jingling and pursuit makes this one of
the prettiest figures yet invented.