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FORM OF OFFER.

there date the ofsr.l
6,n, III he sen - ,hs s.s ~ ~ ~
State) hereby offer to furnish under jour sdver-
tsement dated tdate of advertise ment land subject
TO all the requirements of the same, snd of the
printed schedule to which it refers, the articles
embraoe5 IN Class No. name the clsssD for the
sehedule viz there paste the printed class from
the schedule, and opposite eaoh article set the price
and carry out the amount in the column for dol as
ard cents sad foot up the aggregate amount of the
bid for the class, amounting 10 there write the
amount in uordsO
propose So my agent there nam. the agent, if
one Is required BY the scheduled for the supply un
der the classes miscellaneous, by ron resident of
the plsce Of delivery; AID should my offer be sc
eeptsd, request the contract may be prepared aud
sent TO the navy sEent at name the agency for
signatures and certificates. -
Here the bidder and each member Of The firm
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FORM OF GUARANTY.

The undersigned name Of guarantor) of (namt
the town. and State Of name the state and name
Of second guarantOr. 90 y hereby undertake thsi
the above named name the bidder or b,dders) will
II his Tor fheirl offer IS o bove be acoepted ente
into contract with the United States within fftaeI
days after the date Of notice through the post Office
Of the acceptance OF his Tor theirl osr before men
toned. (Signature of guarantorsO
Witness:
certify thai the above named (here name tn,
suaran'ors1 are known to me to be good ard re
sPonsible qua antors IN this case (Signature.)
To be signed by the district in tge, district sttor
neyy col cctor, navy agent, or some person known
20 the bureau to be responsible.
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Hsss fAs Wsstsys Il. r. GGsstts, GAsssss, I'LL,
we seeIny endorse Mr.. Spslding. and his an
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-02
BALTIMORE UNIcNIsM.

We do not believe the reports off great Union
revival in Baltimore. No doubt the seces-
sonists of Maryland have been directed from
Richmond to seem peaceabe and act for the
present as if they meant to stay in the Union
and reserve themselves for an organized out
break when the JEFF. Davis traitors are ready
to make their attack on Washington. This is
why the rabid secession legislature of the
state has restrained itself and behaved so quiz
city. There are very many earnest and relia
bic Union men in Maryland, but there, as
elsewhere in the slave states, the wild mob of
it rises, unless crushed out by the federal
government. To appease the Baltimore mob,
the mayor of Baltimore has just been con
strained to deny publicly that he allowed that
Massachusetts troops 10 defend themselves as
had been reported. Put no faith in Baltimore
Unionsm until that mob is exterminated or
made powerless.
Many Of the so-called Union men of the
border slave states, have not hesitated to play
such game of treachery to the government
as should forever deprive them of its conf.
dence. They have been conspirators in dis
guise aiming to prevent preparation to resist
rebellion, while treason was arming and pre-
pairing its forces to subject the whole country
to the sway of military despotism. Much
Of the Unionism that has so suddenly become
loquacious in Maryland is of this treacherous
character. 1t is treason in disguise, endeavor-
ing to gain time to organize its forces and pre-
pare to act against the government, in concert
with the army Of traitors now concentrating
in Virginia The government should occupy
Baltimore, and, with the armed hand, hold the
secessionism of Maryland by the throat until
it is dead beyond resurrection.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-02

A DAsTARDLY cT.---JfeSsrs. Editors -
While in New York on Saturday last, | con
versed with the lrishman Tracy, passenger
on board the schooner B. d. Potts, from
Charleston. S. c., who with his wife and son,
hal been driven from his home, near Column
bia, S. c., by the spcessionsts, after his wife
had been brulaIly kicked, and himself and son.
subjected to the torture of the lash, for retus-
ing to take the oath of allegiance to the jeff
Davis government.
This dastardly act has elected angry com.
ment wherever it has been discussed and
justly, since it would be difficult TO imagine an
act better calculated 10 arouse the indignation
of free people. 1t will however, he scarcely
believed That Il similar system of terrorism is
sought 10 be established in our midst by set
OF ho-leadrd zealots, whose maudin patriot
ism browns that sense of dtcency which is
ordinarily fosIered by the teachings OF every
New England schoolmaster.
1t is authoritatively stated that a lady, long
resident i'll this city, whose husband is engaged
in business in the outhern states, was vester-
day anonymously warned that she must imme-
dIately leave the city, or take the consequences
What calamites the threatened consequent
ces may comprehend, know not but if The
manly ~ writer OF such a threat will favor
your correspondent with his name and adj
dress, it is believed that reasons sufficiently
fOrcbe to induce him to Withdraw his "warn-
ing" may be speedily advanced. B.
NoTE.-We fear that our correspondent
gives the matter TOO much importance by
this public notice OF it. We hope, however,
that he may get that anonym Gus writer
mama
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-02
THE FIFTH OF MAY.

The rebels against the government have
been commanded to dispense before the 9TH
inst. The extraordinary occasion which COM
PEELED the president to call on the people for
aid, in suppressing the rebellion, is understood
by every brave and loyal man in the country.
That the riotous states have taken advantage
of the time allowed them, to strengthen their
most wicked conspiracy, is also well known to
the government and people and we trust that
both the government and the people will be
prepared to strike firmer and more decisive
blow. Certainly peace is not now possible ex-
cept upon terms of immediate and unqualified
submission on the part of the rebel states. The
people will not be patient one hour after the
limit of the presidents proclamation, if reb-
Ell is then tolerated within the jurisdiction of
the United States government. 1t may de-
mand violent and destructive measures to up
hold the government against the assaults of its
foes; but history will justify any measures
taken in such an emergency, for the benefit of
mankind
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-02

twenty acres. Every detachmcn. had to serve
twenty-tour hours, during which time but few
could sleep. 1 tried to sleep upon the hard
floor, using the cartridge box and an old box
ing glove which was kicked about by the mer-
ry soldiers, as pillow, but did not succeed:
and when the inevitable sergeant cried, "1urn
out, guard! my bones were sitter than DO.
ker. We are not allowed to go into the city
or leave the naval grounds without the per,
mission of General Butler We live conse.
quently quite secluded from the outer world.
We hear but little Of what is going on outside,
and during the time we have been here have
read but one copy of paper-the Baltimore
Sun, which was formerly considered 4 rebel
paper, but as have seen by that copy, is now
coming out for the Union, in long round
about way.
Till now, not one day has passed in which
not from two thousand to six thousand troops
have not arrived here. Among them, the
Pennsylvania troops are equipped the poorest,
many of them having 10 uniform, no KNAPP
sack, and, as l understand, but few provisions.
uclr UeSl JdCketS serve as cap BOXES, The
haversacks or the coat pockets as cartridge
boxes &c. and saw one who, destitute of a
belt, put his bayonet through his haversack.
1t is now believed that it there is any attack
at all. it will be upon Annapolis Batteries
are being erected on the opposite shore, in or
der to destroy any rebel vessel that may have
the au acty to enter the harbor The posi-
ton is commanding one. Washington is at
present considered comparatively safe from
any attack. Major Devens had the kindness
to inform me that it will be safer to direct let.
tiers and papers to his care, as it is very posi-
BILE that some members of the battalion may
be detached to some other stations about An
napolis. AS l learn just now, Ell. Houston, OF
Company c, is in the hospital, being very
dangerously sick. The disease is inflamma-
ton of the lungs. L. WAGELEY,
Private of Co. A, 81 Battalion Rifles.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-02
Worcester, April 20, 1861
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premaurey lose their health and youth, Tor want of
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with the greatest success. In all cases of Nervous
and Spinal Affections, Pain IN the Back and Limbs,
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Heart, Lowness of Spirits Mysteries, Sick Headache,
Whites, and all the panfI diseases accustomed by a
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other means have tailed. A,derating ereesses and
remorihg distractions whether f:om Id any other
cause Suffer more anxiety low spirits, but try
Them full particulars, get pamphlet free, of the
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any auth orzed Agent, will insure bottle cont lining
over hity pills by return of mail ts
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-02

NGr. Kennedy, Roxoury, mas discovered. IN on
o. our common pasture weeds remedy that cures every
knd OF hunOr, from the worst ScrCfula down to
Two bottles are warranted to cure mouth
One to three bottles wleure the worst kind OF pimpes
on the face.
rwo or three bottles viii clear the system of biies.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst caDkeria
Three orfive bottles warranted the worst
kpG Of ETy TVS .lso. Al, urors
the eyes
Two bottles warranted running of the care
and biotches among the hair
Four six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt ana
One bottle wilIcure scaly eruptions of the skin
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the worsi
Two orthree bottles are warranted to cure the mos
desperate case Of Rheumatism.
Three oTfOur bottles warranted to
Five to eight bottles viii cure the worst ofseroula
of Dyspepsia. know from the experience Of thou
sands that II has caused by canker in the stomach
One to TWO bottles warranted to sick headache
One t9 two bottles are waFrantedtO regulate costve
One two bottles regulate all arrangements oftha
Four bottles have cured the worst cases of drop
One to three bottles cured the worstcase of piles
arelief Is always experienced What mercy TO getr
Since its first discovery have from time time add
ed various other herbs to it, of othem Hppocrates
the Father of Mecne says lit is an herb of Jupiter
Itopeneth distractions of the liver gall, and spleen;
an especiafrend to the liver worth all other herbs
put together cooling itwhen too hot and warming 1t
"tcreateth an appetite. cureth alge ana sinking
feeling IN the pit of the stomach, easeh all pains ana
"Itexpes ali raw yiscious, and shiny humors out o
he body; tcleanseth all inward ulcers and CONCEALED
blooG from the kidneys.
burnt choer and melancholy vapors which rseth to the
head and brain distressing Sr
swoonne .,.s,. rooo ....,...
the dropping spirit Of the aged and whoever has nger
ing sickness ater I e IN 5fso nr MIN to health
'fheseeds boiled II water cureth the most offensive
bre and drank at bedtime prevents whatis common
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-02

SINGULAR EFFECT OF LIGHTEiNe.-Dming
the shower on the 23d inst, an ash tree was
struck by lightning near the house OF Hnck-
ley Williams, in Goshen After shivering
the tree and tearing up the ground for a con.
siderable distance around, it struck into lead
pipe leading TO the building of Mr.. Williams,
some sixty rods distant, aud finally passed
into the ground from the different branches of
pipe, bursting the penstocks, thIowing out
plugs, and bursting and melting the lead.
The wife of Mr.. Willard M. Nichols was con
siderably shocked She had a large pair of
shears, around which the lightning glanced,
considerably affecting her and.-Hqmpshire
Gazette.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-02
HEADQUARTERS OF SIXTH REGIMENT,
kVashinnton d. g.. April 49,

To-day is quite an evenlful day for the Sixth
Massachusetts regiment, This morning at
10 o'clock, we assembled in the senate cham
Der for divine service, and most expressive
sermon was delivered by our chaplain, Rev.
Mr.. Babbridge of Pepperell. He said we were
here as the accredited representatives of New
England, and that we must reflect credit on
the Old Bay State Unconsciously came the
tears into the eyes Of our men as the preach.
er drew touching little homc-picture OF the
sober stiffness which pervadea the numerous
places of worship in the Old Bay State on
this quiet sabbath morning, and spoke OF the
prayers ascending to heaven for our safety.
About O'Clock, Mr.. Lincoln, accompanied
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-02

MILITARY MOVEMENTS Maj. Gen Morse's
headquarters are at the Bay State House in
this city, Room No. 30, where Majors Hall and
Fletcher are in attendance. All papers in
reference to the formation of companies are to
be returned there. The work of organizing
military companies is going on brskly in the
various towns Full rolls have been returned
from Spencer and Templeton. That from
Spencer number 81 men, DIR. Martin will cx-
anime them this evening. Last evening he
examined the Templeton company. 1t may
be of importance to all new militia companies
to bear in mind that the term of service dur.
ing which the United States holds control of
the Massachusetts militia, is for three months
in each and every year; but that the state has
a right TO keep them in its service in the com
monwealth for five years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-02

''Buy Me, and iii do you 6OOd.''-Dr. LANG
LkY'S ROOT AND hEhB BlrfEkS crntil ne to be
the standard medicine Tor the cure Of all Bilious and
Liver COMPLAINTS llUmOrs from PIN le to The worst
putred sore; JaIndice; ieadache FILES; Dys epsia;
INDIGESTION; eakness, &c. Thev both Alternative
and tonic regu ate the stomach bowels stimulate the
Liver, restore the appetite, promote digestion, give
strength quicken the circulation aud purify the blood
better than any medicine known. hey made
Of the best Roots and Hert among which sarsa ar
lila, yellow Dock, Mandrake, Thor ughwOrt Cherry,
= par and Pricl1ly ASH Banks, Rhabarb band, lion
and others rece fly ad, ed, all skillfully ned
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the etlectaa spring Summer Med cine that can
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and 80 cents per butte
This same medicine is also put up in more corcen.
trated rln, called DR. LaBgleys Sugar Coated Root
and Herb Pits beautiful rathartic without gripping or
pain, and will cure Custveness and Piles. Sold by all
Dealers in Medicines
Orders addressed to j. LANGLEY or GEO C.
GOODWIN ~ CO, Boston,
GEO X. SPUR and DAVID SCOTT Wholesale
Agents for Worcester. weow&d6m nch25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-02
Commanding W orcester Light infantry

QuINsIGAMoND.-Mr. A. Newbury, who
ior the past eight years has been connected
was, last evening, presented with one of Yates
chronometer balance watches. 1t was one of
the most perfect and costly of that make, and
was accompanied by chain to correspond.
The inscription was as follows :-"Mr. A.
Newbury, from the Co. and employees of the
Quinsigamond Iron and Wire Works, as
token OF their regard and esteem" Mr.. c. f.
Washburn, representing the donors, made the
presentation with some remarks. Mr. New
bury responded at some length. A generous
collation. closed a pleasant evening
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-02

"SrlLL THEY CoME.'--Ihe lady friends of
the Emmet Guards have raised a beautiful
flag in their honor on the top of M, S.
McConville's house. A salute of thirty -four
guns was fired, six cheers were given for the
flag, three for the Emmets, aud three for Capt.
McConyille. The cheers were given with
hearty good will. The western railroad en-.
CINE house, Fox's factory, and many other
buildings have been crowned with the invinci
Bile colors since Sunday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-02

INT SuurSN, IA.
From the unsolicited testimony continually offered
from all quarters of the country it is impos ble to re-
sst conviction of the great excellence OF these Pills
in all usea of the Liver and stomach The following
letter Toronto, Canada is one of the many the
prOpretors have received:
TORONTO, April 81, 1854.
AlEssRs, FLEMING BROS ,-SdS: take this opportun
iy Inf rmiug OF the benefits have derived from
Dr. NJ Lanes valuable Pills. have for two wears past
bees afflicted with pain over the eyes accom-
panied with and sense ri dizziness: NAL
ally beyond the power and skill physicians to re-
lIeve and cure, caused myself could judge,
by lsOrdered state of the liver stomach Some of
the doctors tried bleeding and various remedies
still stuck last. At last procured box of your vaua-
bio Liver Pills from Druggist here, and feel after tax
ing portion of them that the disease and painful
ton my eyes has almost entirely left me. will
close BY advising those afflicted have been to pro-
the valuable medicine once, save much time
and pain it'll little expense With gratitude
and respect, re..ain yours, respectfully
GEO. w. RUSSELL Toronto
Purchasers will be careful ask for DIR. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS manufactured by FLENi-
ING BROS, PIrrsBuRGH, PA. There are other Pills
purporting to be Liver pills, the public. Dr.
MLane's genuine i.iverls, also his celebrated verni
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genuine withoat The signature Of FLEMING BROS.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-02
THE MASSACHUSETTS TROOPS.

The three important situations of the hour
Fort Monroe, Washington, and Annapolis
are occupied by Massachusetts, troops, The
soldiers who counssa, .fments are en-
8l sot Il II for war of ex.
termination agains. the enemies of the eoun-
try. They wish for no diplomatic interior
ence, no peace which they do not conquer.
They have entered into the service from an
overpowering sense of duty, and with know
ledge of the issues to be decided, which few
soldiers are accustomed to have. They will
not be patient with trifing, or with attempts 10
postpone the final settlement of the question
for which they have consented to SO great sac
rifces, whether they live with the greater hon
or Or die, leaving regulations behind them
On Fames eternal beadroll worthie to be filed