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SpettatIts III.
sPECTACLEs DEPOT, 172 -

q SPECTACLES DEPOT, l72 l-2
Main Street. The undersigned mo st respectfu-
ly invites the citizens OF this place and vicini-
II ty, to call and examine superior selection
III of SPECTACLES, containing his lately i'm
EIf7H. proved PERIsooPIC CONSERVATIVE LENSES
III which he will adapt to far sighted, near-sjpht'
II ed, aged and weak-eyed persons who may de-
II sire them, according TO the true state of their
II I eyes. The material used to make the ahove
II mentioned Lenses, in its natural state In puri-
II ty, brlancy, and transparency. rivals the dia
-| lnond, and dlorms the most beautiful and perfect
n Spectacle Lenses everintr0duced, and possess
I'll es great advantages over the common CLASSES
in general Their perfect spherical form
II gives more extended field o. vision Their
VI purity and transparency OF msterial presents
less ODstructions TO the passage of light-over
Ill y comes In great measure, what is called by
II Opticians alteration oflight. Consequently,
III objects seen through them present themselves
II in clear, distinct and natural form, avoiding
\ III that glimmerng, wavering unseadiness un.
III pleasant sensation after prOtracted reading or
X II sewing; in fact. approaching near the per
Z feet lens Of the natural eye it is possible for
III art to approach nature.
Many persons unacquainted with the Optcal
Art are left to select glasses for themselves
without due regard to the condition of the eve:
" practice often productive of serious conse
odenees preudicng the minds of the people against the
of Glasses Glasses selected by skiliul Optician
made the aforementioned material will instead Of
niuring the eye, STRENGTHEN AND BENEFIT IT MATERI
ALLY.
He keeps constantly on hand small and large Snv
Glasses; Gold, Silver, and steel Spectacles and Eve
Glasses, of all kinds different patterns OF Opera Glasses
large assortment, for safe and to hire Magnifyine
Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes, 6e
Artificial Eyes inserted and made to order.
Having taken the agency of one of the first manufac
turers of Pebble Lenses glad to be able sell such
for less mouey than they have before been sold for
thus giving everybody the chance of getting the bestfor
the eve.
REPRESENTATION free of charge.
j. ROSENBUSH, (Agent) Optician
MO Successor 70 L, Shrisheim
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rERAas OF ADYERTTsTHe.

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY or sI
s1uare for three insertions 20 cents for each sub
''quent insertion. Ten lines or less) constitute a
square, Advertisements ordered inside, or in any
rominent place, as also those largely displayed, viii
10 charged extra rates Contracts BY year may be
made on iiberatorms
~ mEEkLY First insertion 81 per "square' each sub
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid in
sunahce fearly or regular advertisers will be requred
o make quarterly payments f
~ no grataitS@s Adesrseneats. No report, reso
association and communication designed to cali atten
oh TO any matter of limited Individual interest can
ly inserted, unless paid for Advertisement
.,,TSc Ihe Publishers Will not hold themselves respon
ue Iof sny errors that may occur beyond the amour
kharged FOR the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-01
Murtester Daily SPY.
THE CoNrRABANDs AT FORTRESS MONROE

Edward L. Pierce Esq, who served with
the three months men at Fortress Monroe, and
was assigned to the exclusive supervision and
control of the negroes who sought refuge
there contributes an interesting sketch of their
character and condition to the Atlantic Month
iy for November. We copy the following ex
tracts :
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-01
Retrults aQanteo.
ZEN. BUTLER'S BRIGADE!
Men OF the Old Bav State!

Men of the Old Bay State!
another call is made to your patriotism The gallant
Butler asks you to rally around his Standard,
THE HERO OF HATTERAS AND ANNAPOLIS I!
calls again to his brave countymen the eemen of Mas
sachusets. to come forward with strong hands and will
ling hearts to the of this glorious country from
the hands of its enemies
Gen Butler having been authorized to raise Brigade
In New England this call has been ISSUED for the pur-
tion of the state.
DIR A. 5. FLAGG having been authorized by Gen
Buter to raise regiment. has appointed HENRY
BACON, of Worcester, Recruiting Officer to raise
Company in Worcester and vicinity
Pay and rations commence and quarters and eguip-
lnents furnished at the time Of enlistment.
400 sSounty will be paid by the Government al
Inc end OF the War For further particulars inquire at
the M Recruiting Chiee, No. 27I Main Street, Pper's
Block, up stairs df OILS
A TTENTION "A fine opportunity for
IA Company Of young men who desire active service
Wanted-l5O engineer soldiers for the Sapper and Miner
company u, Oi the regular Army. \ proper proper
ton must be skiul mechanics; they must be between
the ages of Is and 49, less than feet 6} inches high
must be able-bOded, unmarried men, able read and
write correctly, and familiar with the four ground rules
OF arithmetic, and of good character.
Term of enlistment three years PAY from SlR to S34
per month"; depending the rank attained in the com
pany by merit to which is added clothing ratons and
medical attendance, with bounty of 500 at the expira
tion of the time of clistment
As the company is formed il will be assipeJ
TO active duty III the field in connection with one of the
divisions OF the army None need present themselves
unless they can satisfy tle above conditions.
Apply at NO 10 State street. Boston, stairs from
A. ~ TO p, NJ, daily, or to WIlEELOCK PRATT a,
The Waldo House, Worcester
JAS. B, MCPHERSON,
o. dd Captain of Engineers U, S. A.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-05

ARRIvALs AT TEE Angler HOUSE,
Judge Fitch, Toledo; D TiltOn, N. Y; WV
Master, Mass Horace Taylor, N. Y; Mr.
Mrs o Wells, Hudson, N. Y; J Whit
ing, Boston; A St Clair, WiskcgOn; VIM
Elting, Ot; VIM Burch, n. Y; E q Hurt,
Michigan, ) W Hewett, Mich; " " Park
er, Detroit; D N Griffin N. z; q q Getty,
Mich; A B FarnsWorth, Detroit, Mrs Hu-
lett, Cincinnati; NJ L P Thompson, CinOin-
natl; A W huntington, do; D Douglass, st
Louis; T D Dean and son, Buffalo; Miss
Bean, Buffalo; q E CLARK, Jas NJ Smith,
wife and boy, Hartford; 3 Dudly, Louis
villei Jas Zaoue, Louisville; q E Parsons
Ashtsbula; Miss Thomas Price, St Louis;
7 D MssHlsr, Pittsburgh; s LAthrop and
Wifo, Adrian; Ira Buck and wife Adrian.
8 P Ely, Marqustts. Mrs A A Ripks, Phlla.
] J Aiken and wife, Pittsburgh; Samuel
Carpenter, Philsdelphis; Thos R Sinclair,
N. Y; R Ashhansh jr., Detroit; Mr. & Mrs
O d Ridman Miss Stewart Miss Davoe,
B. D. Fisher; Baltimore, q. D. Graves
and wife, Ohicagos.Psul Yirely and wife;
Akron; g 7 Bsden and wife Gambler, O.,
~ JaeESou, Michigan Ohss q Hale, Sem
ssa Falls, n. z; VIM q UpSOn ana lEife,
Akron; R B Angen, n. z; Rich Bordan
and wife, Fan River Mass
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n he OIT =.

AnoTEER GERMAN RE0nEET.-Govsrnor
peRnison hss authoriIod the organization
ef anOthsEGeraAn Regiment 10 be stationed
q Camp Chase (ths 5sgb) and has appointed
v. BaussWsin, as Colonel, who will arrive
IN thiI city to morrow, Saturday on bus
Il sSs connected with the organisation.
Col. Bauseweir, has the reputation Of be-
Ing = superior ofioer, was for many years
in the Austrian army and distinguish
ed himself at the battles Of Magenta and
sAlfsrena-afterWards went with GaribRldi
to Sicily 10 hght for The Independence Of
The Neopohtan KingdOm-serVing Is Chief
of Engineer in 9aribsldPs staf.
o. B. Krause, Of this city has been ap-
pointed second Lieutenant in this Regiment
and has been assigned recruiting station
In this city. Lieutenant K. was very active
in the organization Of the S7th German
regiment and his numerous German friends
win promptly cid him in recruiting for the
6sth.,,
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Arrest OF WoMAE IN CAMP WADE
Sheriff CrsW arrested q woman in Camp
Wade yesterday afternoon, upon complaint
Of disOrderly conduct, and placed her in
the County Jail. She was put in charge
of female attendants, being sick, and 3
physician was called. She had evidently
passed herself off as q man; her head was
shaved and she wore mans shirt. Being
very ignorant, she is hardly able to give
an intelligent history of herself The ply
sician pronounced her very ill. She is
probably q resident Of Martinsburgh, Vir-
ginis, near Harper's Ferry, and gives her
name as Julia Myers, Her sickness is no
doubt caused by ill-treatment and expo
sure, and those who have seen her sympa-
thise with her in her trouble.
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Jivn Action for Money
and to subject lands.
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SUICIDE.-on Tuesday morning Of last
week, as we learn from the Sentinel, J. A.
Grockenbergsr, Of Cherry Valley, commit
ted suicide by cutting his throat with q
razor. He had been in deranged state OF
mind for some time past and few years
ago his brother ais committed suicide. He
was q steady, worthy citizen, but appears
to have been disturbed by the war. He
leaves wife and four children OOnHsaut
Rennrfsr 3D.
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BataIlIon Drill At Camp Wood.
:

OAAE WOOD Oet. %.
EDS. LELDER We have now daily .
Battalion drill ct half past four, P. n. Very
many Of the citizens are here to witness it.
We have also one Company Drill daily and
one squad Drill The officers and non
commissioned OficersSrs rapidly being per-
Isetsd in the manuel Of arms. Quite q
number Of men, both from Gesugs and
TTumbull are already enlisted for the bat
EsFy that is 70 accompany our regiment un-
der the command Of Captain Wetmore, ana
. large squad more are expected from Ge-
Rzga before Saturday evening. We are all
anxious for the day when our regiment
shall be ready to enter upon the work
which rebellion has forced upon Us and up
ea the citizens Of loyal States.
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Froa q Flrst oai6 A4sllIsry.
OGiesrs of 0dpL Konklss Battery -Sar-
gsaafs Band-0f for Kenhieky.
CAMP DENHIsoN, Ohio,
TonT

NaAAA 14AAAne4tf SaANl
Oct l, 1851.
ED. LEADER:-sines my last to you our
battery (KOnkle'S) has been sWOFn into the
0. 8. service for three years. P. q. Bres-
lin, formerly . member Of the Cleveland
Bar, but now . Captain in the regular ser
vice, mustered us in. Capt Standards
Battery has left the barracks adjoining US
and pitched their tents about half mile
distant, where they have q good spot to
picket their horses and plenty Of room for
drilling.
The 18th Ohio, Capt. COnnell, received
marching orders this A. NJ, and took their
departure ct one o'clock P. NJ. They are
ordered to Kentucky.
The officers Of Capt. KOnkle's Battery
have received their appointments, and as
they ere well known in Cleveland 1t may
interest many Of your readers to know who
they are.
Senior lst Lisut-Paul F. RohrbOcher.
Junior let Lieut-Lemuel P. Porter, Of
Cleveland.
ID Lieut-Wm. H. Pssse, of Cuyahoga
Falls.
"a Lisut-Henry G. Lloyd Cleveland.
let ssrgeant-Nst. NJ. Newell, Of Cleve-
land.
Our Senior Lieutenant, ROhrbOcher, has
seen several years service in the artillery
Of the Grand Duchess Of Baden. He par
tieipated in the revolution Of lS49, fought
under Gen. sigel, Of Missouri fame, and
went with him to Switzerland as an exile
As the artillery Of the Grand Duchess Of
Baden especially distinguished themselves
in those memorable days, wehave full con.
hdenee that Lieut.. R. will give q good SO.
count Of him fWhersver opportunity shall
offer.
Lieut.. Porter was formerly g member Oi
the Cleveland Light Artillery, and is 6
good officer.
Our I'd Lieutensnts, Messrs. Pesse and
Lloyd, we're both in the three months ser
vice, and are fully competent to I'LL their
respective positions.
Everybody does or should know Sergeant
Nat. Newell. We have him branded Xxx
and his friends are we'll aware that he will
pass inspection.
Col. Barnett, 1t. Col. sturgess, and Brig.
Gen. David Price, P. B., arrived in camp
yesterday morning, as also did sargeants
Band, which is connected with our regi
ment.
The guns and equipsge for KOnkle's
Battery arrived yesterday, and We have
them parked directly in front Of our bar
racks They are rifed brass six-pOunders,
and the carriages are all new. Captain
Konkle will leave for Cincinnati after our
horses in day or two, and the probability
is We will move for Kentucky as soon as
We are fully equipped.
The 8sth Ohio, Col. Bradley, is in camp,
and is expecting marching orders daily.
Martin L. Paddock, son Of 7 s. Paddock,
has been appointed Sergeant Major Of the
Regiment by Col Barnett Paddock,
though young, is thoroughly drilled, and
no better appointment could have been
made Yours, So, Ed. 7. P,
Konkle's Battery, lst Regiment Artillery.
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work. Work!

A letter hss been received from the Sur
geOn Of the 7th Regiment asking for fifty
bed ticks for the hospital at Charleston
The material is cut out and ready for max
ing, and must be made up before tomorrow
night Will the ladies Of the city call at
95 Bank street tomorrow morning at eight
o'clock and take it homer
Oct 4th. Mas. B. ROUSE.
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NOOPER'S T0OLS.-A bINE As
" BoRTMEET at O0LWELL & cos,
aaDIT lAs flntario At
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Ladies' are delighted with
BPALDIEG's THROAT O0EFEOTIOEs
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New MUsIo.-ROOt s Csdy, Of Chicago,
have just published new piece music,
composed by A. J. Vsss, formerly Of this
city, entitled "Oinoinnai Air Line R. R.
GallOp," dedicated to 8. 8. HHOmmedieu,
Esq, President O. H. s D. R. R. 8. BrRi-
nard is the Cleveland publisher, where it
NAV be found on sale.
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I 'n' 'OFSf PRTVITE ~ os1IE DISEASES

with all bad effects arising therefrom, including
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PR0STRATIOh.
He has succeeded in curing casOs this city, some
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
soatyed phyBloanB who profaHs 70 treat all private
maladies gith success, and without receiving the
Or. GIBSON does not boast that he is q member OF
some College in London or Paris, aa perhaps some
otharg do for the purpose Of ensnaring the innocent,
slized Bnt what DR.. GIBSON might boast of It
this that he h able 20 give entire satisfaction to
rity, and that he has perfected American system
Of treatment which challenges any Physician OF Lon
don Paris oEany patent medicine to equal for the
radical cure Of seminal weakness, and all diseases or
derangementS, both mental and phTIioals arigtn9
from sexual or secret abuse.
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over all Others get digcoVered
and hrst, the agents uaed are In no respect disagree
able; he uses no relics Of the dark ages, such as
HercuFy, nor any other deleterioug drug: Secondly
no restrictions in diet or business required Third
ly his treatment Is positive and certain IN al cassl
He stands prepared to go into any public private
hospital in the United States and demonBtrate the
immense superiority Of his new treatment over any
other now known to the world in point OF prompt
ness permanenryr mildnssss IAfsty and convenience
DIT. GfDsoH il permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past two yesIs performed many
other modes Of treatment. Reference can be given to
Individuals OF the Tst rsspectabiity in Cleveland,
Boston, New York and other eitles IN regard 70
Dyspepsia, Rhuematism, ScrOtula and all chronic
diseases treated with superior success.
- Medicine sent 70 any part OF tbs country on
Dr. aIBSSNis RsW Work on PhysIOIOEy fOI Bals
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of ElectropatIy and Hedi0isG,
~ Once No. III Ontario street, up stairs, fsG
doors from the Public square, .,.,..,.
1Rgly. fSuudaVB aEcenfadA auGa
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~ Another examination for Army
Surgeons will occur in Columbus, October
18th. Candidates should forward their
address to the undersigned, when a circu-
lar viii be forwarded containing full par
tieulars. J.W. HAMILTON,
0e5:856 Secretary Medical Board.
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AotIa
ct. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BOARD REDUCED TO 50 PER DAY.

Since the opening Of this vast and commodious
Hete in 1854 Il has bsen the single endeHYor Of the
ProprietorB to make it the most sumptuous, con-
vsnient and comfortable home for the citizen and
stranger on this side the Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed likely to administer to
the comfort Of its guests they have endsavored,
without regard to cost, to provide and to combine
all the eemsnts Of individual and social enjoyment
which modern art has invented, and modern taste
approved and the patronage which 1t has com
manded during the past six years ss gratifying
prOsf that their efforts have been appreciated.
To meet the sxigencies Of the times, when al are
required to practice the most rigid economy, the
undersigned have reduced the price Of Board to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
At the time abating none Of the luxvries with
which their table has hitherto been supplied.
TREADWELL, WHITOOMB 90.
New York, Sept. 2, 1851 sep7;s6l-sul
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LTASTER,s SALAPnRSn-

NE ANT to the command Of dscretal order Of
sale from the Court Of Common Rleas Of Cnyahofa
county, Ohio, at tie suit Of Nelson Prince and Oth
eIs, against Levi Thomas, and OtherB, to direct
ed, shall expose for sale At public auction ct tie
door Of the Court Houses IN the City Of Cleveland
in slid county, the 18th day OF October, l66i ct
O'Clock P M, the following described premises to
Wit situated in East cleveland, in CuyahogA coun-
ty, Ohio, and bounded, beginning In tbs Plank
road and south 394o west chains az links from
the west corner Of Chittenden Lewis lind, themes
south 50o east, chains and 70 links to said LaW8
west line; thence south 4 chains and 81 links
thence north 5G54o Wost chains and Is links
thence nOIth s9A' east % links-thence north
5OAo west chains to the Plank boad-thenoe
north 3so east chains and 80 link, to the pace Of
beginning, containing 81 acres Of land. appraised
GEO II. WYMAN, Master Commissioner.
B. B. BEAvIs, Attorney for Plainth
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WARRANTED IN ALL CASES.
DR.. HABVEY's

OHRoNO-THERMAL FEMALE PILLS,
For the prevention and cure Of all those dit1cul-
ties to which the Female system is peculiarly Table,
arising from
stoPpaqs Of Nature o. ObstuesonI.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-05

NusKETs AM, Army sTOEEs.-Thsre was
sent south from the General Freight Depot
in this city to-day the following shipment
Of muskets and army stores:
For the Supply Department at St. Louis,
four car loads Of coffee, containing thirty
six tons.
For Lieutenant Colonel J. P. Anderson,
Cineinnsti, Ohio, tRenty-nine cases Of
auskels.
For Gov. Dennison, Columbus, 6fty cases
Of muskets.
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HENRY O. sPALDIBG,
8 Osder Street. Esg York,
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AEoTHER REGIMENT TO BIZ ORGANIZED
IN TOLEDO-The Toledo papers state that
another regiment, the 69th, has been au-
thOriEed with headquarters in that city
J. N. Hathaway has been appointed as
Lieut.. Colonel, and John r. Bond, as Major,
both Of Toledo. The Blade speaks in the
highest terms Of both the gentlemen, and
Is especially complimentary as to the Mill
4sry ability Of Maj. Bond.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-05

HS- The steamer Illinois arrived in De-
troit from Lake Superior at SOlOck last
evening, and will probably reach this city
during the day.
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THAEKs.-We are under daily obliga-
tiOns to Messenger EllinWOOd, and other
messengers Of the American Express Com
psny, for Columbus papers in advance Of
the mail.
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APPoHTNEETs. - Among the appoint
msnts made under the recent order Of the
Adjutont General Of Ohio, We notice that Of
Charles B. Hunt, Of Warren, TrumbuIl
county, as First Lieutenant in the sixtieth
Regiment and A. C. Voris, Of Summit
county, as Second Lieutenant in the TWen-
fy-ninth Regiment, Col. Bulkley's. They
viii make good officers, and will never re-
treat unless under orders.
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STAFF OFFICERS S7TH (GEEMAN) REoI-
NEEE.-Ths following are the staff officers
Of the German Regiment which left this
city on Wednesday for Camp DennisOn;
Colonsl-O. siber;
Lieut.. Celonel-J. Won Blessingh
MsjOr-Charles AnkelO;
Adiutsnt-A. Wester;
Quarter Mastsr-TheOdore Voges;
surgsOn-Dr. 6. SoheEsk;
Assistant Surgeon. G. Sehenok
Com. Sergsant-- Wilhems;
Wagon Master Langdoerfer.
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II was on motion decided 10 hold the next
MEETING on the third Wednesday in March,
1852, ct New York.
There being some diversity Of opinion
relstive to adopting the per cents9e sys-
TEN, 3 resolution passed appointing q COM
mittse to report more fully on the subject
at the New York meeting.-Dst. ADJ. 81
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NlmOSAE LoAz.-The amount subscribed
for the National Loan in this city, since
noon, yesterday, is fourteen hundred and
afty dollars.