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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-28

THE following extracts from private letter
from the headquarters OF Col Devens, the Gay
after the fight, relate few particulars of the
battle, not heretofore Published =
The news was quite encouraging till nine
o'clock Monday evening, The regimental
driver arrived about that time, aud said our
boys were advancing, and that Lcesburg
would be taken before morning. A little later
we had different report, On the Virginia
shore, where our troops landed, they had to
climb a very steep bluff nearly opposite Con
RAIDS Ferry. After the order had been given
"Saye yourselves as well as you can, The
men retreated toward the river They
kent in order ill they came down to the
bluff, when they piled down in heaps.
The rebels pursued, fired at the boats
and the hundreds of human beings who
were in the riyer,-dead, dying, and wounded.
One boat was heavily loaded with wounded,
winch sunk within few rods OF our shore
As the wounded were the first to cross, there
were none there to save them Volley after
volley was fred from the bluff, into the boats
and all about in the water, wounding scores
WIN had ventured to swim the Potomac.
The first report was that every company
officer, with one exception, was dead, wound
ed or missing. have a report from five COM
panies. Co. A, (Leominster) report two non,
commissioned officers, and two priyales wound
ed, aud the captain, corporal, and twenty-one
privates missing. Co. L, (Brookfed) report
the captain, sergeat, corporal, and one private
wounded, enc lieutenant, one sergeant, and
thirty.two priyates missing. Captain Studley
has been taken prisoner. Lieutenant Grout re-
manned unframed till late in the evening. He
swan till midway in the river, when he was
shot. He spoke to a comrade and said, "Tell
Co. d / should have gained the shore, had l
not been shot; must sink !" Capt Bowman
is also a prisoner, with two sergeants five cor
porals, and between twenty and thirty pri-
Yates Captain Gatchel swan nearly across,
when he was shot dead. The colonel, major,
and nearly all the commissioned officers, flung
their equipments, watches, and all their valua-
bles, into the river. Capt, Simonds was taken
prisoner. Capt. Forehand was shot through
the foot. Three or four OF Co. D were shot
dead, among whom were John W. Smith and
Charles Cough. Sergeant Goddard may be
on his way to Richmond, as he is missing.
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WORCESTER, Oct. u, 1861
Mr. Edtt0r:-In my last communication,
fortnight ago, | spoke of a case concerning
scholar, in one Of the public schools of Mill
bury. am happy to state that the commit
tee of the school being made aware OF the cir.
cumstances, promptly put stop to the odious
measure. But in Saundersville, part of
Grafton, catholic boy has been turned out of
the public school, because he obeyed his par
ents, who did not wish him to read the Bible
III the Protestant version. AT this stage of the
proceedings was consulted, and, learning from
the parents their conscientious scruples, l told
them TO place Bible OF their own in their
cmlds hand, and that there would probably
be no further trouble. The boy was again
turned cut, because his Bib. was the Catholic
version. | called upon the chairman of the
committee, told him OF the trouble, and asked
that things might be changed. He
would not alter his programme. The
boy was sent TO school again by his par
ents, the next morning, and he was
then told by his teacher ''lo 20 to his seat and
SIT there; that no lesson should be heard from
nm until he should agree TO read the Protest
ant Bible" And that boy has sat in his seat
from that hour until this day, without having
been allowed to recte lesson Now, Mr..
Editor the mother of this boy and the parents
Oh other children belonging to the school make
their complaint through me to the public, and
join mine with theirs.
In the name of heaven and OF justice, when
are such petty exhibitions of intolerance and
seetarlaniSm going to die out? am sick
OF witnessing them. For seven weeks |
have looked. on and borne this, and |
shall look on passively no longer. Having
called on the committee without receiving
satisfaction, have no other remedy than
an appeal to the good sense and the fair spirit
OF the community. TO That now do appeal.
1t 1t be necessary / shalt bring the whole mat.
ter in the form OF petiiion before the lens.
ture at its approaching sitting and if any un.
fortunate excitement grows out OF it, in these
times, when there should be no side issues.
wncn all hearts and hands should join to make
common cause against foe in the front, then
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let those be responsible who have forced us to
these measures, who would not respect our
consciences nor give us our rights as ireemen
Let those be responsible who would wreak
their vengeance on child because he dared to
obey his parents; vino would punish the pa"
rents because they preferred to have their
own Bible read by their own child. These
parents do not ask permission for the Catholic
Bible to be read by their children if such be
not agreeable, but they do insist they shall be
forced to read no other Our children are sent
to the public schools to learn the branches of
secular education. Let them be taught them.
Ii their religious instruction be undertaken,
teach them the faith of their fathers. Read
the Protestant Bible yourselves, teachers, to
your scholars, and oblige them to sit and listen
with respect but do not force it into the
hands nor down the threats of those whose
parents, through conscientious motives, have
forbidden them 10 read it, J.J.P.
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EXCURSION TO BosToN.-The never rest.
ing Perham is busy again; this time to BoS-
ton, and the day selected is Wednesday of this
week. and the prices named are Sl,l3 for
adults and Sc cents for children under II years
An extra train will take the party to Boston
at clock, and return, leaving that city at
$50 M OF course all the wonders of the
Aquarial Gardens are iucluded-corals, whales,
and dolphns. Shall we not mention also the
calIiopc, the same that went to New York
with the Wilson regiment? When were ever
SO much offered at such low rates
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DEMocRAric CAucus.-At the democratic
caucus on Saturday evening, in the police
court room, e. N Chds was chosen chair
man, and b L. HolbroOk secretary The
following delegates were chosen to attend the
county and senatorial conventions to oe heId
in this city, at horticultural LAD, on Tuesday
next: -
Isaac Davis, James Esiabrook, George w.
Bentley, VIM Greenleat, j. a. Andrews, T. b.
Pratt, j II. WALL G. w. Gill, NJ - DfIscoi'
L. N. Chills, Courlaud Newton, /. W. Ca'd.
well, Hugh Dohery, }. 3. r'st brooks, Lew
Barker, z. O'Keete, Thomas Moore, George
r. Spur, V. A. Ladd, jeremiah Foley, James
Radgau, Lyman Brown, Richard Barker,
Samuel 7. Field, j. b. Denuis, Addison
Munroe, Henry Bradley, Moses Tan, BenJa
min f. Hulbrook, Hamilton Holt, NJ D.
McConyille, ] B. Allen, j. }; Russ, WIN
Bush, James Mcfarland, Louis i4ewlsson
j. b. Pratt, Appleton Dadmuu, EIhridge
Aldrich, II. w Conkin, Charles 5 CInIds
A committee selected for the purpose re-
ported the following names, to constitute The
democratic city committee for 1861, which list
was adopted -
Ward Nv. L. Gray, H. d. Stone, Syl-
veStus Burke, Cornelius SULLIVAN, Dr' D. "a
Andrews.
Ward 2-T. w. Caldwell CORTLAND New
ton, Edward Lamb, Samuel Willis.
Ward 3-Dennis G. Temple, J. b. Alden,
j. Radagan, Thomas Moore, Walter Henry,
Ward 4-Moses Taft, Capt. NJ. O'DrlScoIl,
Samuel Clark, B. L. Holbrook, Jeremiah
Foley.
Ward 5-V. A. Ladd, John F. Murray,
james A. O'Reilly, Hugh Doherty, Richard
Barker
Ward &C. w. Gill; Samuel Z. Field, c.
b. Pratt Sias Nourse j. e. Estabrooks.
Ward 7-.E. n Chds, VIM Bush, }. j.
Russ, VIM. Head, Charles Kirby.
Ward 8-John B. Pratt, VIM. Greenleaf i.
Lewiston, jeremiah Mcnamara, IL. W. Conk-
lin.
The delegates and city committee are re-
quested to meet at the Times office, this even
ing, at u o'clock.
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E7OhtiCGI.
Charles II, Parker has been nominated for
senator by the republicans of the fifth Suffolk
district, and john c. Dodge of Cambridge in
the second Aliddesex district
The republicans of the sixth Nlddlesex dis
trict have nominated DR.. Nathan Allen OF
Lowell for senator.
The members of Col. Dcyens class at Har-
ward college, the class of 49, held meeting
in Boston, Saturday morning, and voted to
present to him a sword and sash for lis gal.
liant conduct
The Prisoners At RIcHMoND.-R Richard
P. Rowe OF Boston, one Of the wounded pris,
oners recently released at Richmond has ar.
rived home lie says the wounded prisoners
after the Ball Run battle were placed in the
city poor house in Richmond, which had been
leased by the confederate government, and
was called the General Hospital The patients
were kindly cared for by the army surgeons
and the physicians OF the city, but they We're
deprived of many articles of food and medi
cine which are scarce in the southern states
During his stay in the hospital between sew
enty five and one hundred OF our men died,
and were buried in the slave burying ground.
Soon after they arrived in Richmond they
were visited by several ladies, who brought
delcacies for the prisoners, and assured them
that their fathers, husbands, and brothers
were Unonsts, and heartily sympatnized with
them, but they did not dare to visit them for
fear OF being suspected The visits of these
kind women were stopped on the third day.
OF the many interesting incidents which
are told of the recent fight is one relating 10
two negroes, one OF whom, in tile course of
Monday night rowed one hundred OF our men
across the river, aud the other took off thirteen
more the next day. Very likely these men
were slaves on The old Virginia shore"
Perhaps they wouldn't be "sent back if they
happen to come within our lines.
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SEr. ne nedy, OF Roxpury mas l,s,.,-, =
kina 9 humor' from the worst Scrofula down to W ny
Two bottles are warranted to cDre Il r,rsi,-
e 70 three bottles viii cure the kind Of pimp!es
Two or three bottles VIII clear the system ~ bi,..
a. Nu ootSes are warranted to cure the worst cagkcrn
Three or aye bottles warranted to cure the wort
One Two bottles are warranted to cure ali bpn,or,
the eyes 'i' y
TW9 bottles are warranted to running of The ears
Four bottles arc warranted cure eorrqpt and
One bottle will cure scaly eraptions of the skin.
~ or three bottles are warranted to the worst
Two ofShree bottles are warrspted to cure the mos
desperate case Of rheumatism. VIC nus
Three OrtYur bottles warranted To aire s,It ,l
tye 10 eight bottles viii cure the worst case f srlj
case f sonoia I'M Ts.LHttea 10 cure the worst
sands Lhat has caused by cankerin the stomach '
One TO TWO bottles are warranted to cure sick heqiacs
one 20 I'VE bottles are warranted 20 regulate costly
one to two BOTTLES viii regulate al arrangements
-Four tostx bottles have curedte wosstcsses oforop
one three bottles have cured the worst cas-. Of cs
~ ,e - lm,, what mercy to setIe
since It's rst discovery have from time to time add
ed various Other herbs to IL of one ofhcn Hippocrstes
me F55Rer o. aeaa says; 1T is an herb Of Jupiter
~ openotl obstructgns Of the liver gan aod s,,an
tsan especial friend TO the liver worth eli otne ber
pg osether cooling itwhen TOO hot, ana warming If
"rcreaeth an appetite, cureth all gone and sinking
stitctesin the side 80 p~'''s' "i'u
teHpells @ilraw, vscious, and Shiny humors out Of
the cody; il clcansc.h all inward ulcers aud cop5paed
''Iy opening ebstTnetious of the soleep II rt, NJ,
bIrnt chaer ad melancholy yaPors which reth 10 the
hea ana brain causing distressing headache fearful fore
boiling OF trouble trembling OF the heart fantinr ana
TIE herb 0ledin wine is particularly good to revive
the dropping spirit OF the aged and whoever has
ing sickness after lever nothing him TO health
Soq1ieh as Drinking Che juice Of this herb.
The seeds boiled in water eureth the most offensive
breath 9nd crank at bedtime prevents what common
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SAD DEATu IN SPENcER.-The wife of Da.
wilson Barr of Spencer died on the highway
last Tuesday, while walking from her house to
that of Mr. Dwelly, in the south part of the
town, some four miles distant. She was found
in an unconscious state the next morning,
within quarter OF mile Of Mr.. Dwelly 's-the
ground about her, and her own person, giving
evidence of severe struggle.
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FIRE IN MILFORD The Milford Journal
says that on Friday morning the tenement
house on Quinlan street, owned by Edward
Quinan, was destroyed by fire. The loss will
probably be about $1,000, and was insured for
$3.50 in the old Worcester Mutual. The house
was unoccupied
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To SELEoTMEN-We are requested to state,
in order to secure uniformity as far as posi-
bic in the town warrants that votes for gov
ernor, lieutenant governor secretary OF state,
auditor, attorney general, treasurer, councillor
SENATOR clerk of the courts, county treasurer,
county commissioner, and register OF deeds, 10
be given in Worcester county, will be printed
on one ticket.
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DUDLEY. = The citizens of Dudley are
making ample and generous provision for the
young men who have volunteered from that
town. They have regular organization of
ladies for receiving and making up supplies,
who have been very successful in this worthy
work
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LETTER FROM GOVERNOR ANDREW.


BosToN, Oct. 25 1861
Ny Dear Sir; a letter from Worcester
county, received by me this morning, states
that great Indignation is there telt because the
fifteenth regiment was sent INFO the field with
inferior guns. Not doubling that the state
government either furnished good arms, or did
the best that could be done, | suggest the eX-
pediency of statement which may remove
all complaint Very truly, your obedient ser
want, GEO. S. boutwell,.
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UxBRIDGE.-A dozen little girls in Tx
bridge have collected and sent 10 Gov. An.
drew, for the soldiers, y flannel shirts, u knit
undershirts, II pairs Of drawers, so crash tow.
els, so handkerchiefs, blanket, and 16 pairs
of stockings; also 200 magazines, and guam
ty of books and newspapers.
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OYSTERS, OYsrERs.-J. LuDNGToN & Co, No Foster
street. keeps constantly on hand wholesale and retail
inc best New Haven oysters As they constantly
cevng them fresh and in large quantities. they are able
|" meet the wants Of their All orders left at
their place Will lie promptly attended to.
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DEATH OF AN AGED CITIzEN.-Dr. Amos
Parker of Bolton, died on Thursday last, at
his farm in Shrewsbury, after brief illness.
From 1903 TO 1850, he was postmaster Of Boil
ton, and formerly physician in extensive
practice. He was 81 years Of age at the time
OF bis death.
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sale by BUSH CO.. "a Front street, by the dozen OF
single bottle at manufacturers prices. decd y30
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-, ''''hei"''s Hair Dye, THE BEST IN rng woRLp
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dvc to,.' al"
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Tory NO. 81 barclay street. date 10 Bond street and 232
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The members of the Soldiers Relief Com
mittee are requested to meet at their deposto-
ry, No. 100 Main street, this morning at eleven
O'Clock
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FIRE IL OAKHAM-The dwelling house of
VIM. Matthews, in the eastern part of this
town, was burned to the ground on Tuesday,
Oct y, between IL and l o'clock. 1t was oc-
cuped by himself and Mr. Richard Cady.-
Transcript
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55 81 . Tp,on' ,n;,,,,c,i., ,;ao,l ,,,,,.t,t
27tb' ii. G. Lee Eir,eld riied muskets
2Sh and 29th not yet armed ior permanent service.
Our entire stock of Springfield rifled mus
kets was exhausted in armng the il, 4th, 5th,
9Th and Sin militia regiments which we're sent
INTO ihe field in Aprij-eXcept so many as sut-
feed to arm the LIST volunteer regiment. which
was based upon a militia ORGANIZATION. The
5th, 9Th. and Sth. when they returned from
! their three months service brouqht back their
arms. which were Immediately sent Ia he re.
paired aud cleaned. Only enough of them
have returned vet from the hands of the ar.
morers 10 supnIy the 26tb volunteer regiment.
The III and 4il were sent back fl, Nnssarhu.
sets nom Fortress Monroe without the rlHed
muskets which they took INTO service. having
beer, deprived of them by command of Gen,
Butler. although those arms were the property
of this stale and aoaiust the written piu,e:t
which deemed i, INV duty 10 interpose in
view OF urgent need OF llIsm Tor our three
years volunteer REGIMENTS ,i,.,, or,,ar,izirg I
feared at that time and believe that m NV
protest | EXPRESSED the fear thot tbe Withhold
mo nj ,bos,,,r, ,,,,Lt a. s,,,., ft,,ro da,, ba
made a cause of rep1oach in case / shopi not
intprpose all pifDrt of which I was rap,bls tn
preveutit
Besides what Snrinpfield riflpd muskets we
Tins had ON hand availabl, far arp,inu th,. mi
Htia reg'uhehtS Whlch hrst look tie held, ana
Tue Elutiu Ilneu nuSNelS Already mentioned,
abroad. we Obtained very early from the Wa.
tertown Arsenal quantity of Windsor rifles
without bayohets, never having been intended
10 ne useu WIN ihem. Aud although we pro
cured sabre bayonets for one thousand OF them,
ana bad buttons attached to others SO that
tney mIght be used with bayonets, our late
Master OF Ordnance, Col stone, was always
OF opinion that 1t was not best to serve out
those arms to our troops. spoke with him
number OF times on the subject, but he was
always opposed to them, urging, among other
reasons,
LIST. The ineYpcdiency Of having to furnish
fourth size OF cartridge, in consideration of
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In this city, Oct 27, by Rey NJ Richardson, Geo IL
Wilson to Aune NJ Tanner both of this city,
In Dudley, oct q. by Rev Il Baker, VIM Perkins of
Omru, " is to Louisa NJ Baker OF Dudley
In hupedae, Oct 20. John Foster of Buffalo, Y, to
Isabella Iumphries of Milford.
In Warren * l. Oct 25 George Winslow of the TWEEN
ty-sXh Massachusetts regiment to Hattie Hathaway,
both OF Assunet
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Cnt Th's Out and Remember ,he Fact
That will sell Gr month, for the following prices,
at the Puetital Exchange: -Uomm0n Brooms, IA cents
each, ana heavier at II and 20 cents; good heavy
Shaker Broous % and 80 cents each and l offer good
all wool Carpets ut 80 cents per yard former price % cts
Also, cheap Carpets at II cents, aud 20 25 80 %, 40 and
IS cents yard which think cheaper than was ever
sold Def re in Worcester; the aGQye prices to be cash
also will sell nay rJckery and Kitchen Goods cheaper
than offered before Please call and the prices,
at the Poetical Exchange, Bay state Block
$50 diff ORS0N y. HEATH Proprietor.
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Henry j. Pierce and Ebenezer Eaton have
been nominated for representatives by "citi.
zens" caucus in Dorchester.
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Fresh gsutter.--From 50 to 100 tubs Of Fresh But
ter, just received and fol sale at DRAPER CLARK 81
s. and " Front street. DIFF $40
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Social COtiilon Rnrty.-Tbere will, -, @. 49,,
Eve6ng oct 80 Liu dii HALL, On WEDNESDAY
~ NJ lskets 20 efl Is. usic by Catn ( ur 70
Vuairllle Band, c. X. Dorman Pronpter i9. '"s a
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HEorAe Blanket s.-Tlose in want had better call
on j. NJ. FOLLANSBEE, No. Washington Square, be-
fore purchasing du olS
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CAUCUs.-The legal in District No 81 consist
ing Of wards and two who arc in favor Of sustaining
the nominations made in Worcester ls are request
ed to meet at the Ward Room in Ward one, on TUES
DAY Evening next, at u O'Clock, for the purpose of
nominating candidate to represent them in the next
Legislature r n n GOULD, Republican
A. b. r. sPRAGUE, Committee.
Worcester, Oct 2S 1861 DIT o28
HEADQUARTERS TwENrY-FIFTH REG. NJ. vi
CAMP LINCOLN, Oct. 26, 1861.
Messrs. F. STILES, l., ?. GOMEZ, &c, members of
the Grand Jury Gentlemen: You timely gft of field
glass have to acknowledge with pleasure, and trust
shall use it probably in country's and that
you will have to regret this preseRmeRt that
you have nsde to me- and not to the court.
With many thanks, am, gentlemen,
Your obcdicnt servant,
L. A. HARNESS.,
Adjt Twehty-hfth Regiment.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

Oct %, ls6-IO4 O'Clock P. NJ. !
Hon. Geo. S. BoutweH: My Dear Sr,-I
have only this moment had opportunity 20
open your letter received at the State House
near the middle of the day, or | would have
tried to write in reply before tonight, The
complaint Of which you apprize me is espec'
tally 10 be regretted, since it must carry anoth.
er pang to the wounded hearts of many at our
people who now mourn the loss OF friends Tho
have fallen on the field.
Col Devens OF the fifteenth Massachusetts
Volunteers, marched from the state with the
latest improved pattern OF Springfield smooth
bore musliet. We have not been able to i'm.
port, 10y reason Of the delays incident to thtir
manufacture abroad riled arms so rapidly as
we enlisted regiments, nor have we been able
to obtain for our volunteer regiments any rifed
arms from the Springfield armory; and al.
though we are constantly receiving shipments
from England of ritled (Enfrld) muokets, we
always need them As last as eau accumulate
them, tor regiments on the eve of their depart
ure. Indeed, at one time | bought in New
York the supply Of Enfield arms tor one regi-
ment in consequence Of the sowness Of our
foreign arrivals. Hon. Francis b. Crownin-
shield, tour agent and his assistant WHO re
mains i'll England, | am confident have done
their best to urge them forward, and they will
continue to come by iustallments as fast as may
be-
The following tabular statement will show
you the precise character OF the arms OF our
various volunteer regiments -
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sers. Miner 81 ChnmBerlin, RsentIsts, l42
Main street. dtI Of
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AtyvOod's QoinIme Eonic Esitters-Ihe best
Aromatic Tonic everolered to the public All Druggst0
haYcit see advertisement. sep3 cody
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E.. IL. ETrhvts, RI, Eb,. Homeopathic bhysi.
ci.su.-Once and residence liz Main Office hOurs
from to 3 andfrOm 20 o'cockP. NJ
Worcester, October. 20 1856. DIFF ais
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ESr. Sweets Enf,lIibIe Eminent is truly a
friend IN ueed and every my should nave it at hand
o23 dHwly