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Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-23

We are also requested to state that box
of blankets, OF which many members of the
twenty fifth regiment stand greatly in need,
will be made up at the office of VIM. S. Den
this week will be forwarded They can be
directed to individuals, or be there dstrib-
uted to the most needy The expense of for
warding them in this way will not probably
exceed ten cents each, and it is suggested that
each contributor could easily deposit this small
amount with the blanket, rather than to tax
the soldiers Col. Upton has promised that
extra articles of this kind, for the soldiers
comfort, shall be taken along with the regi-
ment at all events.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-23
Special 2totr1es.

Attention, Skaters! !-If your Skates want sharp-
enlng or repairing in any wav the place to have il well
Armsoy's Building ~ N''
Il kinds OF Light Jobbing and Sewing Machine Re-
pairing done in the best manner. diff d2I
Adams Gallery, 233 Nain Street, is now
OPcii lor ule reception OF the public. dtf dzl
Every House ought to contain good
CLOTHES WRINGER.
Every Y ard ought to contain one of the new
CLOTHES DRYERS,
Call and see them at
BROWNS KITCHEN STORE,
nv DIFF 96 Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-23

MAN DROWNED IN NWEsrMINsTER.-Fran
lin Howe was drowned in pond in the north
erly part of Westminster, on Friday last.
He was out fishing, with two other men, and
broke through the ice. His body was recov-
cred about half an hour afterwards, but life
was extinct lie was worthy man, about
forty one years of age, and leaves wife and
five children.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-23

Mr.. Kennedy, or Boxbury, nas discovered IN on
Of our common pasture weeds remedy that cures every
mon Pimple
oe 70 three bottles Will cure the worst kind piIGpes
Two Or three bottles will clear the system of biIes
Two bottles are warranted to the cankerin
Three or tive bottles are warranted to cure the worst
one bottles are warranted to cure all hunnors
Two bottles warranted running of the ears
and blOtcheS among the hair.
Four six bottles warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers.
arc to 20 thS nrs tRc worst
Two three bottles are warranted to cure Che mos
Three orfo bottles warranted to cure salt rheum
Five to eight bottles will cure the case of scroua
One 70 three bottles warranted the worst
case OF Dyspepsia know from the experience Of thou
sands thatlt has caused by canker in the stomach
One to two bottles are warranted sick headache
one TO two bottles are Warrantedto regulate costly
state Of the bowels.
One to two bOttesw regulate all arrangements Of the
Four tosix bottles cured the worst cases ofdrop
One to three bottles have cured the of pes
ereiiefis always experienced. What mercy to get re
since its first discovery have from time time add
e Vr9us other herbs to III Of one ofthem hippocrates
the rather OF Medcne says 1T is herb Of Jupiter
Itopenetho DISTINCTIONS of the liver gall and spleen;
an especalrend to the liver worth all other herbs
pptogether; cooling it when too hot, and warming
"gcreateth appetite, cureth all gone and sinking
feeling in the pit of the stomach, easeth pains and
stitches in the side
"IteXpells alraw, vscious, and Shiny humors out 0
tho ooay tcleanseth all inward ulcers and congeaied
blooc from the kidneys
by opening distractions of the spleen it purget ali
Dart choer and melancholy which risct TO the
head and brain causing distressing headache fearful fore
bodng OF trouble trembling of the heart falnting
swO0niDg.
The herb boedin vine is particularly good revive
ne oroope spirit OF the aged and whoever has anger
ing sickness after fever nothing restores him 10 health
so quick as drinking the juice Of this herb.
Ihe seeds boiled in water cureth the most offensive
breath aad, drank at bedtime, prevents what common
y called nightmare and ell melancholy dreams disease
bilious people are liable to-
The Father Of Medicine says of another herb in this
composition that is herb of the Sun, and in
sign Leo.
The sun the of all life and ruleth the heart
and this herbis the best cordial the
Of the heart of any that grows it comforeth heart
cureth all palptaton thereof taketh away trembling
alntng and smothering OF it yetlt must be care
fully, severe gripping Will ensue which cor
rected withfennel seed OF ginger.
No change of the best YOU can
get, and enough Of
Bystrctly following the directions in the pamphlet
around each bottle and by udicous application ofthe
SAT- Reun Ointment, Scfot1tG Ointment, and Hed}iRQ
Ointment every ulcer and sore of whatever kind
ture except that has taken roots, perfectly
and permanently cured
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, II Warren
street. .Roxbury. Mass. Price 81, dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-23

HgntcheIOr's Hair Dye, THE BEST IN THE WORLD
W. A. Bachelors Splendid Hair Dye is the Criminal and
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known Instan.
tantaneous in its effects, does the skin and lvg
orates the hair for life. BE careful and use none other
than the genuine, signed each side of every box
WILLIAM A. BATcHELoR. Sold by all respectable Drug
gjsts and Fancy Goods Stores where Aianufac.
tory No 81 Barclay street. date Is Bond street. and 232
broad"ay, New York d&w1y aus
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-23

| ,EGAL NOTICE. - Notice is hereby
"a given that the Midland Railroad Company Will ap-
ply TO the next Legislature for further time com
pletiOn of their road
EDWARD HAYNES, JR., CLERK.
Boston, Dec l. 1861. d5w d2i
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-23

MILLBURY.-The name of the man drowned
in Millbury, on Friday last was John Laner-
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-23

To l-nfiIes Ordering Cloaks.-We give notice
to our customers that have in the few days near
y doubled force of Cloak Makers and can now take
orders to be executed without any delay.
Ladies who place their orders with us before Friday
noon can have their finished and sent home
Saturday.
None but the most thoroughly competent Cloak Max
ers employed in the establishment,
oil DIFF BARNARD, SUMNER. q co.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-23

- the stockholders at their adjourned annual NEE ting
a Special Meeting OF the stockholders will be held at
a. M, TO consider whether they will ratify the notice
given on behalf of the corporation, of its intention to
apply 10 e Legislature at its session for authority
to reduce the capital stock by not exceping
Que hundred thousand dollars will make mn appIca
tlon to the legislature in accordance with said notice
JOHN G. MASON, Pres't
Worcester, Dec g. 1861. dtd33 az
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-23
WORCESTER COUNTY
w Cultural SOCIETY.

DtI.A Z It4fIl oUNIEI I.
The Annual Meeting of the Worcester County Eorti
cultural Society will be held at Horticultural Hall in
worcester, on WEDNESDAY w the first DAY of january
next at ii o'clock in the forenoon for the choice of Off
GERS and for the transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the meeting.
~ EDWARD W. LINCOLN, Sec'y
Worcester, Dec Q, 1861 dial MO
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-23
s o c A L r EA r RTY.
The Ladies Of the Old South Society will holla
3 o cia 1 T g q j. a T.
HOEsTTCULTUIsAL HALL,
On MONDAY EVENING NEXT, Dec. 2Srd.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
WORCESTER MECHANICS saw

lNGS BANK-The Annual Meeting of the Mem
berS OF the Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank Tor the
choice Of officers and any other business which may
legally come before them will be held at their Ranking
Rooms, on THURSDAY, January 2 ls63 at o'clock ~
M II: WOODWARD, Treas'r.
dis dtia3
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-23

Apples, AppIcs.-5OO bbls choice Winter and Fall
pples, tor sale by DRAPER d CLARK. diff o3l
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-23
. EW' PICTURE FRAME MANU-
" FACTORY,
NO. 2O7 MAIN STREET.


FE'O MANUFACTURERS. Fl OR
= SALE 900 yards OF Cotton Warp, Flocks,
Wool Clippings, Card Waste, Dye Stufls, Shuttles,
Ieasles Cloth hoards Iron oopings old Baggng, Low
Ilckcrs Rags and various other articles will be sold
private sale fora few days at The Woolen Mills in Wor
cester, recently occupied by William Is. Fox & Co. by
order OF the AssiSnees. Apply to c. j. DELAHANTY or
WILLIAM MAYO, on the premises.
Worcester, Oct. l5 1861. distf olG
, 1861-06-20

AGREAr Wr GoSE-St Louis dates Of the
2lst ult. announce the death Of Capt Derby,
more widely known as "John Phoenix" and
"Squibob," as having taken place on tho pre-.
vious day. For several years Captain (then
Lieutenan0 Derby was well known on the Pa.
ciiic coast, here and in California, as witty con-
tributor, in prose and verse, to the press. In 55
or '66, these contributions were collected in part,
and, at the instanca Of J. Judson Ames, Of the
San Diego Herald, which paper Derby edited
for some weeks, we're printed in book, under
the title Of Ph@nixiana." In this form they
were brought to the notice Of the English press,
which pronounced the author The greatest wit ol
the age, the Times especially according to him
that rank. In Capt. Derby the literary world
loses one Of is brightest ornaments, and bis
family and friends al aFectionate member Of
their circle.
, 1861-06-20

we nave been Tor some time IN expectation ol
orders making serious reductions Of our already
mcagre military posts, but we did not look for
such sweeping orders as have just come to hand.
The Portland Duiy 4idrertiSer Of the 18th inst.
rcgales US with the folowing:-
Two companies of the 4;h Infantry, II and F,
the former at Fort Cascades commanded by
Capt Wallrn, and the other at Fo llOskins,
commanded by Capt Jones, are ordered to pro.
coed to San francisco. 1t is quite likely that
Captain RuSsels company, (k) also OF the 18th
Infantry, now at Fort Ganhill, will likewise be
ordered below, as that post is 10 be abandoned.
The posts at Port Townsend and Cascades, W..
T., are also directed to be abandoned.
Capt Blacks company, 6, 9th Infantry, ar
rived at Fort Vancouver on Monday night last
from Fort Dalles.
We understand that one company o. least Of
Major Lugrhbeel'S command at Fort Co!ville-
which consists Of four companies Of the 9th In
iantry-' a. been Ordered to Fort Wall Walla,
AID will be stationed there only temporarily, II is
probable.
The same paper Of the 18th says:
Besides those which we mentioned yesterday,
the military posts at San Juan Island and Che.
haiis, in VI a>aimGtyn Territory, are to bc abam.
dOncd. The following is a list of the remaining
posts il this Military District: Vancouver, Stcil-
accom-, Dalles, Wa!la Walia, Colvie and Hos.
kins Independent of these posts, two compa.
n.rs VI the LIST DIagoonS, undur command Of
Capt A. j. Smith, are stationed in the NeZ Perce
country, at the mouth OF Clearwater. lIaf q
company Of the same regiment under command
Of Lieut.. Gregg, is at the Warm Spring r,scrva-
ton.
All the companies Of the ith Infantry in this
District are Oriered below, as well as two Com
PanieS Of the 9th Infantry, being those Of Cap
tainS Pickett and Fleming companies ID aud T..
Captain Dent, with his command, company b,
9Th Infantry, will relieve Captains Augur and
Jones at Fort llOskh,s.
In addition to the above, we have the state
ment, from the New York correspondent Of a
San Francisco paper, that nearly all the OIL
GERS Of the L. S. army stationed in California
and at the Western posts will be recalled The
exigcncies Of the service at the seat Of war make
their presence at the Department Of the East Of
the greatest importance. Already three high
regimental functionaries have come home, and
several others are ordered 10 return. Junior
officers and new appointments will be sent to
replace them"
, 1861-06-20


SINCE the late Territorial Conventions, there
mas been mitch said about party platforms; both
parties c'aim'ng to stand firm upon the resolutions
adopted at their respective conventions. Now,
how do candidates express themselves relative to
Their plA'forms'
prominent candidate before the Vancouver
Convention, and staunch supporter of MIR
'arned'' upon it being casually remarked to
"'"' alter ms RETURN that the resolutions adopted
.. '"a' convention were strong for the Union,
"PpSn'! expressed himself IT that any tune
.0u'u DC p'ayed on those resolutions" convey
ing tne 'dea that they were equitocal, and MT
pertinent to any defined policy, and were drafted
50 as to straddle any contingency growing ou; Of
the undehned policy of the then outgoing Dem
oerst'e party. The same gentleman, very much
IN keeping with his expressed opinion Of the
, 1861-06-20

THE CAPrAL.-Since the Capital hqs been
put on wheels, people in different localities are
getting excited about it, At meeting in Rock.
land county, W. T., it was decided to submit
the city Of Madison-opposite the DalIes--as u
point to be voted for at the ensuing election as
the Capital Of Washington Territory. BY ref.
ercnce to communication from Franklin,
Pierce County, it will be seen that PuyaIlup
valley is also bidding for il.
, 1861-06-20

WnsoN's ZoUAvEs.-A good many jokes are
perpetTated by the Eastern letter.wrlters to the
CaliioTnS press, at the expense of Col Wilson's
Regiment Of Zouaves, which is said to be made
up entirely Of the rowdy clement Of the New
York population. Among many amusing stor.
les, It is related that the Colonel, who is termed
"Billy Wilson," at the close of very severe
drill, requested every man who had been in the
State prison to advance three PAGES, when oil
but four promptly responded. Hearing that the
Regiment, which was stationed at Staten Island,
was suffering from lack Of supplies. pious in
dividual exerted himself in raising 4 contribu-
ton in their behalf but before "forking over, "
requested permission to address the Regiment.
Unfortunately, during the address, he was
robbed Of all his funds, and did not discover the
fact until he made the formal presentation Of
nothing to the gallant Zouaves.
, 1861-06-20

OKPHGN AsYLuN AssocIArIoS.-we sec in the
Vancouver Chronicle the report of the Board Of
Managers of the "orphah Asylum Association
of Washington Territory. The report exhibits
a satisfactory state of affairs. There are at pres.
ent in the institution twenty girls and sixteen
boys We shall publish the report AFTER the
election; until then, our columns will be occu.
pied almost exclusively with matters relating to
the canvass.
, 1861-06-20

H- N0ncE-Another election is at hand,
and with Il comes the necessity Of again remind
ing ths public generally. and politicians in par.
ticuiaF. q our terms for printing election tick
~ u order that parties at = distance may
have 10 excuse for falling 10 send the money
viii lheir orders, We here state our price to be
y per hundred. No tickets from any source
whatever, WIN Be printed in this Office until the
money Is paid for them We have in former
years lost more than We arc willing 70 incur The
si' q losing again. BY printing tickets for par
de- b other and distant counties; and such
persons as are appointed 10 procure them will
Ays trouble % themselves and to Us by attend.
log 70 this notice.
, 1861-06-20

VIOLENT SrORN-on last Monday evening,
between six and seven o'clock. one Of the most
violent storms ever experienced in this vicinity
visited the country few miles from town. Mr..
Luther Reach informs us that on his farm the
lightning struck tall Cir tree abOu, forty feet
from the ground, igniting Il and burning it
through so that the top fell to the ground. He
also states that at the same time hail fell to the
depth Of more than an inch, in stones as large
as marrOwfat peas, seriously damaging some Of
his fruit trees. The hail was still visible next
morning, covering the ground over large dis.
trict
, 1861-06-20

CALIFORNIA CRoPs. The Red Bluff Beacon
says that between smut and graSshoppers, the
farmers Of Tehama county will have but poor
chance for a wheat crop. So it goes. County
after county tells the same tale. The indications
are ginomy indeed for the crops Of California,
this year
, 1861-06-20

HOLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PTLLs-Bilious
Diarrhea.-This disease always creates doubt
and anxiety, whether it comes alone, or as the
attendant on fever or other ailments. From
diarrhna fatal results are daily registered (;
which HOllOway's preparations would have
speedily and successfully combated at the com!
mencement. In any part Of the progress Of
this insidu0us complaint to these remedies NAV
the sufferer always turn with confidence, as they
gradually and certainly check the int stinal
irritation, and prevent oil present discomfort and
future danger They sOothe, purify, invigorate,
and regulate the system. During the autumnai
months every well regulated house should have
IIolloway's corrective Pills aud Ointment at
hand They are applicable 70 every disorder
aud every accident to both young, mature, and
aged.
, 1861-06-20

INDIAN BATTLB IN HuMBOLDr.-0n the 14th
uIt., detachment Of U. s. troops from Fort
CASTOR, with some volunteers, had a fight with q
large ranch Of indians on Boulder Greek, in which
fourteen Indians were killed and twenty or more
wounded. The stock raisers and farmers in that
vicinity have suffered great deal from the ag.
gressions Of these Indians, and are therefore re.
joiced at their punishment.
, 1861-06-20

- ne columns Of the PrOEI sorSD HEltp ars open
- eSnmuneaions an questions Of public policy and
rsl and tbs advocacy Of ali sides Of every question
bs ieey heard; but such communications Of
0oaeAl pabe nature Intended for arhsrAnes Of
Individual ends, viii be charged Advertisements Ths rule
Nn ln case Be Departed from.
, 1861-06-20

A PRESENT FOR NAPOLEoS.-Seth Kinman, Of
Humboldt county, has manufactured another
char from elk horns, which be intends present.
ing to Louis Napoleon.
, 1861-06-20

TIE GREAT EAsrERS.-Ths steamship has
arrived at New York city, in nine days aud
thirteen hours fran Milford Haven. Her owners
are trying to sell her to the United States Gov.
ernment.
, 1861-06-20

NOTICE DOWN sOUND-The undeFslgned II pre-.
~ pared TO supply Hotsls Mn, SHIP Steamboat ouae
With Beef Mutton POFk the eArcass Of the best quality
Oxen, fresh MIN Cows and Sock Cattle always hand a6d
for sale Al prizes according TO quality. ...'
Beef pAeked 10 order; quality warranted
slehi drafs 90 Fen Rrahelsco vii be iuhsn atpeI.
8leN 2. nEGEER
, 1861-06-20

I'm HsRALD be found Francisco At the demo, Of
W. Sullivan, adjoining the Post Ofhce at the uicr Of
our Agent III Washington street, At the Merchants
kSehaaes and the principal Hotels and also 81 the
leading Hotels In the Atlantic cities.
, 1861-06-20

TBAHES.-TO Capt. Fleming. for down Sound
and Victoria pAPcr< .s.a
, 1861-06-20

The best purifier Of the blood, Halls Sarsa
paTils, yellow Dock and lcdi,lC Of Potaas.
, 1861-06-20
MARRIED..

In steiaeOom, Sunday evening June 10Th by A. H. Raj
beson Esq J. p, Eos u. TUCEER Of Pierce county
Miss ELnA j. eldest daughter Of A. Ty, ESQ.,, Of urStO
county, W. T.
, 1861-06-20

Va SAAn he pleased to furnish master. o, vessel, ,nd o,he
oetv.rd bound, with hleS Of the HsRALD, application
q Tin OnAee.
, 1861-06-20

5 TnAs FnFElN MILLloE LoAx.-when shall we
hear he last Of the fifteen million loan called
~ b. the Southern Confsdeney I Those who
nnbsiribsd Zoe portions Of Il, at tho start can
noi b fbund nov, when the money Is wanted
Newspapers and correspondents at the South
Who talked - 9ibly Of the promptitude with
which iheloan vas being taken, have but little to
~ about Il nov. Failing to raise the needful by
lisilihale means. they recently tried the forced
I6ln bysism on foreign banking house, but
without success On the 2lst ult, the branch
Nodls q Brown Bros, English, at New Orleans,
uas required By The Montgomery Government
V lske tioo, 900 Of The ConSederlte loan, under
rain q caniiseAiion Of their property. They
demanded pFcleetioh cf the British Consul. who
had them released They refused to take the
loah. Asyet, The cOniederste Government have
rtbsiEsd no money except what was stolen from
theminis and sub-irsasaries Ofthe United States
b rerfulnt officers, with the cOunivance Of Jas.
Duchnnnn. ..t..
, 1861-06-20
THE PUGET SOUND HERALD

paolished every THURSDAY EVENING at o. per Annum
IN advance; II paid within six months, e. aNer the
expiration OF elk months, SS :. FOR six months. In
advance; single copies, l2S cents. Aivrrtssmrnts
70 insure insertion without delay. shcaid be Lnpded In
% or beiOre Wednesday Of each week
, 1861-06-20

DruIA- cApt. esiils denies having voted
1'n1lll gun N ihs l.a Legislature, but charges
~, o,1,,en,h ni,h having done %. Without
- journal W eannot dseids positively upon
lhs n.iill. bui ss ehstTtally give he Captain
-i1s bc1taI q his AeniaE ~ % 81 a-4
, 1861-06-20
L. p, FISHER,

NIX washIngtoR 81, San Franeiseo,
% auholed the Agent Of this paper receiving
VeFssmen and subscriptions n San Francisco and else.
- WhsrS, end collecting and rseeipting for the same.
arr CHAS. PROSCH.
, 1861-06-20

Con WALLACE BACK AGAIN.--As viii be seen
elsewhere, Col. Wallace arrived in Columbia
River IaSt week Immediately upon reaching
our ahossS be engaged heartily in the canvass
allitsrins speeches at Monticello ap1 at Van
coprsrin quick Succession. Heis sid 70 be max
ils hos,sof itisnds By his manly and straight
, 1861-06-20

forr hcHnoSDs N TaE EIELD.-The ONCE oi
counsiman. which went begging few years
1ines, nndS plenty of aspirants now. No less
fhah four candidates are in the field for this dis
tFiet VIZ Ezra Meeksr, Frank Clark, Geo.
Phlhinspn. and W. II. Wood, Any mOrsi
1lirht g vel make Il half . dozen. Come,
No wants ilf Where's Billy whtmanl 3
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02

"a have long supposed MS ctiebrftca drus
- an explodcdhumbug, but we are assuredby
r,ned in ne healing ara, thai net the sarsapa-
,oif is 70 be blamed for this conclusion, but the
.,,e worthless preparations which consain about
- f It's real virtues as they DO Of Gold dust
.mmerciai fact that almost al q the sarsspa-
u,ss-edi n the world is consumed IN The old coun-
Europe. whore the science q medicine has
"A is highest Perfection, and where they know
80 ubai to employ Tor the mastery o. disease
Ne are giad y nad mat we are now to have a
md az this o~xcsilcHt alterative, widch can here
I, snd.our commualty Wall not need 70 be assured
..ytbing Doctor AVER makes is wonhy d their
-s,.ase. lie has been sr years e gagged IN eiimiust
~. remedy see aaYerhsipg coiumnsl designing 70
p. ab. ~olisfd 'ouVrs which should add the crown
=. sory ais already eHviabie reputation .-Ameri-
!, Gen. Eeis York
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
@. .rL. la the - p medIeines. D. ef eour.e

tcrKE. ALL. 10 the wayof medicines, g. Of course
;mpo.sibiBty2 but il there is anything which
-. a elase approach 70 IL, il } L Curtis NAM
-. L;nament. IF some Of our skeptieal friends
Ia hear those whom It has relieved deseaut upon
il. seri'.. tbsy E9aia \ g s, COMPELLED E . g 'sl'e %
csnaly'a6 s%kilfully made Fbe many who
,rEA II regard il as q sure thing in coughs,
s, -so1-rmrHoh. &o, &c See advertisement. =