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Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-26
Sterling Camp Meeting.


The weather is exceedingly fine, and all ex-
terna circumstances seem to warrant our ex-
pectations of pleasant and successful termi
nation of this series of meetings. The largest
evening audience of the week has assembled.
Rev. Daniel Dorchester was announced to
preach the sermon; text: Eccl. 9th chapter
10th verse-"Whatsover thy hand indeth to
do, do it with thy might" &c. The points
treated were-the great ~ork of fhJe,-tte manner
ofpertorming and the time to ,ohich the ,oork is
limited. The speaker dwelt upon the moral
significance of human life, the urgency of its
duties, and exhorted the church to seek the
highest development of the virtues and excel
lences Of religion, not by sentimental or mys-
tic rhapsodes, but by lie of earnest chris
tian activity. The sermon was followed by
excellent remarks by Rev. j. w. Dadmun,
who urged the church not to torgetA4ler duty
the success of our arms.
SATURDAY MORNING.
AT tile break OF day great activity pervaded
every part of the encampment The taking
down OF tents, the packing and removal Of bag
gage, &C., took share of every ones atten-
ton. AT an early hour the people were called
to the stand. After singing and prayer, the
presiding elder made very appropriate parting
remarks.
The whole assembly, led by the choir, then
formed in a line, two by two, and marched
around the ground. After arriving at the
stand the line parted, the right halting and
those on the lett moving on, shaking hands
with each other as they passed. The move
ment was so arranged that each person would
shake hands with every other in The pro
cession. The warm grasp Of the hand, the
bedewed eye aud parting salutatons afforded
beautiful evidence OF the power OF Christian
affection. During the entire exercise spirited
singing of popular religious melodies contribu-
ted to enliven the scene. When the last hand
had been shaken Il complete circle had been
formed, extending entirely around the encamp-
ment within the tents The venerable Father
Jennison" then pronounced the benediction,
and all the people responded Amen. Thus
closed the public services OF this Interesting
and successful meeting. Excellent order,
never before excelled prevailed both in and
around the ground, to its close.
One hundred and nine names were recorded
upon the clergymen's book of register, kept
ct the preachers house on the ground. These
comprised four different denominations, and
they came to the meeting from seven different
states.
Much credit is due to Mr.. Loring, the depot
master at Sterling junction, for his efficiency
and genlemanly bearing in the station which
| he fills When the tribes OF Israel shall again
----I, P'''Ss 'H"J til0 odiHe splrlt VI
| order, piety and patriotism prevail.
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THE REBEL Loss AT MANAssAs.-A re-
cent letter from Savannah, Georgia, contained
the following significant paragraph Our
city is mourning Five hundred and seven
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-26

teen of our beautiful Oglethorpe troops were
killed at the battle of Manassas, all young men
and members of our best families
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Interesting to those suffering from Headache. =
A certain remedy found in DIR. M'LANES CELEBRAT
ED LIVER PILLS.
The following is sample Of the certificates received
daily from our own citizens
NEW YORK, August l, 1852.
This is to certify that have been subject at times to
severe headache; sometimes the pain would be
could rest neither day night. Hearing of Dr.
HLaRe'S Celebrated Liver Pills prepared by Fleming
Bros sent and got box, of which took two pills
going to bed for nights. They reHeved entirely.
Some time has elapsed, and have had no more
trouble from sick headache
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS manufactured by FLENi-
ING BROS, PITTSBURGH, PA. There other Pills
purporng to be Liver Pills, before the public. Dir.
M'Lanes genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated Yermi
fuge, be had at all respectable drug None
genuine Without the signature Of FLEMING BROS.
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"Isur We nnd I,Ii do you 1.ood.,,-pr. LANe

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This same medicine is also put up in more concen
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and Hero Pills beautiful cathartic without gripping OF
PAIN and will Cosyeness and Piles. Sold by all
Dealers in Medicines.
=, Orc Orders addressed to j. o LANGLEY or GEO G.
GOODWIN " CO, Boston
GEO X. SPuRR and DAVID SCOTT Wholesale
Agents for Worcester. weow&d6m mch25
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TsatcheIOr's Hair Dye, THE BEST WORLD.
W. A. Bachelors Splendid Hair Dye is the Original and
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known Instan.
in its effects does the skin and invg
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than the genuine, signed each side of every box
WILLIAM A. BATcHELoR. Sold by all respectable Drug
tory No 81 Barclay street date l6 Bond street. 2S2
Broadway, New York. d&wly aus
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NJ n R HsEED.

In Ashbumham, Aug 81 Benjamin Blany to Eliza
Smith.
In Boston, Aug %, Julius Cammert of New York.
to Nellie X, daughter OF William Underwood, Esq, of
Boston; 24th, Horace Rockwell to Matilda Clark,
sister Of John Clark ESQ editor of the Boston Courier
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-26

Thousands of Females die annually for want of a
remedy for the ailments to which they incident The
only such remedy know of is Sir James Clarkes Fe
male Pills They are put up in bottles containing 50
pills. with circular containing explicit directions and
sent post free Tor 81 and post stamps They are well
known to be the only and safe remedy for female
diseases and obstructions from any cause.
Sold by BUSH 81 CO., and all Druggists
auI5 deod&WcOw
Worcester daily spy., 1861-08-26

GEORGIA SoLDIER.-The Richmond Dis.
patch tells the following GA wounded sold.
ier, belonging to Capt. Kings company, 7th
regiment, Georgia Volunteers, is now in Rich.
mond. He is twenty-seven years old His
wife is twenty two. They have fourteen chill
dren, nine boys and five girls, eleven of whom
are now at school. His wife gave birth to twins
six times, who are all alive. All the sickness
of the whole family since his marriage would
not exceed the sickness of one person three
days His parents raised twenty-seven chill
dren. six boys and twenty.one girls. He is
six feet one inch high, and weighs lS0 pounds;
is healthy, raw.boned man, and is the small.
est of the six brothers. He is a farmer"
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FORKS HOTEL.
BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA CO., Pa

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MANHOOD.
now LOST, HOW RESTORED.

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THE PEOPLES COOK BOOK.
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RAYMOND'S FAMILY
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Great Fire-another Triumph.

Knoxville, Ienu-, March ID, 1893.
Messrs. EVANS s. WATSON, PhIla'da.
Gentle men--ll affords me great pleasure
TO say 10 you that the Saamander Sale
which purchased of you in February 1883, [,
proved TO be what you recommended ia
sure protection from fire. My siorehouse,
together with several others, was burned
10 The ground in March last. The Safe fell
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
H EIa U % - ID
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

U - EGa R Cd a. Do
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
DECEMBER 5TH 1859.
Four Dailv Passenger Trains 10 Philadelphia.
(Ffon and passing Reading)
At $40 a. m., 1920 a. m, IL noon,
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LEBANON VALLEY BRANCH.
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Another Victory for Evans & Wat
sons SaIamaRder Safe.

Owego, n 7 , March q, 1860.
Gentlamen-lI affords me much pleasure
10 inform you that the Safe No. s. [uprighi]
which purchased OF B. Stroud, your TraV-
elIing Agent, has passed through an ex-
ceedIEgly hot fire in a three story brick
building, which heated The Safe 10 white
heat, so that the corners OF 1t appear melt
ed; but il preserved my books and valuabIs
papers 10 the amount of several thousand
dollars, tor which feel thankful.
lonrs, Respectfully,
J. N. ELDRIDGE.
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Howard "A Association,
PHILADELPHIA.


A Benevolent Institution established by,
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MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
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VALUABLE REPORTS on Spema,orrh9a
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and on the NEW REMEDIES employed
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acceptable.
Address, DIR. ]. SKILLlN HOUGHTON,
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
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By order OF the Directors.
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Philadelphia. June Alb. 1883.

Messrs EVANS & WATSON manufac-
lured The Fire Proof Sales which have been
in use since the commencement of oc
Bank, and are supplied with three OF The
Patent Alphabetical Bank Lock, aud have
given entire satisfaction. This Lock va
have greal confidence IN, both as regards
security and convenience, there being no
chance 10 blow IL out with powder, and 70
key to carry We consider it one OF the
best and safest Locks now ia use.
ROBERT MORRIS, Pres'I Comth Bark.
HENRY GRAMB0, Cashier.
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References.

u. S. Mint. Philadelphia; U. 5. Arsenal,
Philadelphia & Cal; N. Libe rites Bank
PolisIown Bank Chester Valley Bank /,
Southwestern Bank OF Va; Back of Colds
borough, n. c.; Bank of Raleigh, n. G. ;
Bank OF Salisbury, n. C.; Bank OF Jersey
Shore, Pa. Bank of Newark, Del. Bank
of Nouhum berIand; Lewieburg Bank.
April Sd, 1861.
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Flour and Feed Delivered (!
CHEAPER THAN TIE CHEAPEST ]

HHE undersigned has made arrange
l. ments that will enable HIM TO deliver
Flour and Feed, FOR CASH, about ten per
cent. cheaper than any body else IN town.
His prices are as follows:
Flour 81 25; Corn and Oats ChopSi So /;
Corn and Rye Chop 81 65 Bran 81 10;
respectfully solicit share of The public
patronage. MOSES COFFMAN.
Boomsburg, June IA, 1860.