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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-14

is becoming more and more evident every dav that
terrible retrbuton awaits the manufacturer of the mn
healthy compounds denomnated salcratus. Bolin,
foWders' We since Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Solera
tus has been introduced we are happy to state he has
would say TO all readers to try one paner and NAV
viii say with us, tle half has been told our better
half says tell everybody to use it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-14
From the Twenty-FiGth.
CAMP Hicks, Annapolis, Md.
November 10. 1861.

November III, lobl
The twenty -iifth Massachusetts regiment
is encamped on beautiful tract OF land
about two miles west OF Annapolis Around
us are encamped the New York fifty first, the
Massachusetts twenty seventh, and the Con-
nectcut eighth and tenth. Gen. Burnside has
not yet arrived. l hear it said that Lieu.
tenant Colonel Maggi, of the Massach1-
sets twenty first regiment, has ssome thought
of resigning The other day, the field
officers and captains Of all the regiments
encamped here were invited TO a splendid
collation. at Judge Brewers, i'll Annapolis.
Gov. Hal1s>zt.ss y great
crowd of us in attendance, and can assure
you that we were not bashful in paying our
respects to the good things spread on that
luxurious table. Please send me the Spy.
Company l. Capt. Parkhurst, has been de-
tailed for guard duty ut some place near
Annapolis. My best respects to all the folks.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-14

OPERA.-Lovers of the Italian opera will
read with great satisfaction the musical an
nouncement which we publish in another
column. The entire opera of Don Pasquale
will be sung at Mechanics Hall, next Saturday
night Hinkley, Brignoli, and Susini sustain
ing the leading parts. Brignoli and Miss
Hinkley will also appear in the famous
"Miserere" scene from Il Trovatore An
opera in Worcester is an uncommon event,
and, rendered by such distinguished artists,
must attract great audience.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-14

GEN. FREMONT AT ST.. LoUIs.-The recep
ton of Gen. Fremont, his staff, and body
guard, on their arrival at St. Louis, on the Sth
inst, as reported at length in the journals OF
that city, was brilliant ovation. He was pre-.
sented by the citizens with complimentary
address, to which he replied as follows, often
interrupted by the generous applause of his
friends =
"Gentlenen Il wish to say to you that your
kind and aflec:ionate-I may even say aflec
tonate-recepton Of me moves my heart. 1t
cheers me and strengthens my confidence
my confidence, already somew hat wayering,
in our republican Institutions. felt all day,
as we passed through the country-I feel en-
phatically tO-night-that the faithful servant
of the people, honestly labOring in the public
cause, will not be allowed to sutfer undeserv.
ed, and feel stronger. Since l lett you Il
few weeks ago, many accusations have been
FAMED ON my defenceless head-deiehceless
because my face was turned to the public enc
my. What see and hear to night, the ad.
dress you nave Just read TO me, and the ap,
proving multitude below, show me that | was
not wrong in leaving my defence with YOU. In
regard TO the baser charges made against me
/ will say nothing ow you do not require
it, and to speak OF them would Jar upon the
generous feelings with which you come here
tonight Others have been answered by my
brave soldiers at Springfield and others, of
gross ineompetency and a weak and aimless
administrahon--to all of these | will adopt
your address, and the shouts of the multitude
assembled below as my answer. And tor all
this, gentlemen, to you and to them, renew
my thanks with all my heart, which to night
is reused TO full sensibility by the hearty and
unqualified expression OF your confidence and
appreciation, valuable and grateful to me in
my actual position | shall soon have coca
sion-for shall make occasion-to answer all
these charges more definitely. Until then
will rely upon this evening for my defence "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-14

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kind Of humor, from the worst Scrofua down to com
are warranted to cure anursingsore mouth
One TO three bottles will cure the worst kind otpmpes
TWO or three bottles viii clear the system of bues
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst oaIEar
fhre5 or jIye bottles warranted to The wors
One or txo bottles are warranted all hpmors
Fo Gottes are warranted to cure running of the ears
oUI 10 six bottles are warranted and
one bottle vim cure scay eruptons of the skin.
Two or threc bottles are warranted to cure the mos
Three or ourbottles 4ye warranted to salt rreun
Five 10 eight bottles win cure the worst fscroa
One three bottles arc warranted to cure the worst
Of Dyspepsia know from the experience Of thou
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ne to two bottles are warranted to cure sick headache
One to two BEETLES are warranted to regulate costly
one bottles VIII regulate all arrangements the
FoaI tostx bottles cured the wosstcases ofdrop
One to three bottles have cured the worstcase of pes
areiief is always Xpe7icnced. What mercy TO getre
ief in such exeruciatng disease.
since lis first discovery have from time 20 time add
ed various other herbs of ofthen lippoerqtes
Che Father of MEDICINE, says 1T herb of Jupiter
openeth distractions Of the liver, gall and spleen
itisan especial friend to te Ver, worm az Uter
put together; cooling II when toe NOT ane warming IT
feeling the pit Of the stomach, easeth all pains and
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the body tcleGnseth all inward ulcers and CONCEALED
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by opening distractions Of the spleen, il purgeth all
burnt ChOier and melancholy vapors which riseh TO the
and brain causing distressing headache fearful fore
boding OF trouble trembling OF the heart, ainting and
swOonng.
The herb boiledn wine IS particularly good to revive
the dropping spirit OF the aged and whoever has anger
Ing sickness after fever nothing restores MIN 10 health
quick drinking the juice Of this herb.
The seeds boiled in water cureth the most offensive
breath and drank at bedtime, prevents what common
lycalled ghtmare and all melancholy dreams, disease
bilious people are liable to-
The Father OF Medicine says OF another herb in this
composition, that herb of the sun ana in the
sign Leo
'The sun the all life, and rGeth the heart
and this herb is the test cordial the
the heart of any that grows II cUmtorteth the heart
cueth all papitation theTeof taketu away trembling
Gntng and snotberng OF it; yetl must be taken
fully or gripping will cnsue. which must be cor
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No change of diet uecCssary-ea the best
get and enough oft.
Bystrictly following the directions IN the pamphlet
each bottle and by ju1cious application Of the
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Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, IL warren
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-14

OYSTERS, oYsrERs.-J. LuDINGToN 81 Co, No. Foster
street keeps constantly hand wholesale and retail
the best New Haven oysters As they constantly re-
ceiving them and in large quantities. they able
meet the wants of their All orders left at
their place will he promptly attended to.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-14

Bachelors Hair bye, THE BEST II THE WORLD
W. A. Bachelors splendid Hair Dye the original and
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known. Instan
tantaneous in its effects does not stain the skin and nvig
crates the hair for life BE careful and other
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gists and Fancy Goods Stores everywhere. Manufac.
tory No. 81 Barclay street. date 6 Bond street. and 2S2
broadway, New York d&wly aus
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-14

The REGIMENTAL BREAKFASTS given under
the auspices OF the Sons OF Massachusetts,
in New York, are growing into an ''institu.
ton" Reading the wise and noble sentiments
which are spoken there in the name, or for
the sake OF Massachusetts,, at every transit
of her regiments through the city, who is not
proud Of his birthplace, and resolved that its
good name shall not suffer through his fault
The following is a sketch OF the speech made
at the reception OF the twenty third regiment,
Tuesday morning, by Gen. Burnside, for whose
command the second great expedition is now
gathering at Annapolis -
The patriotic feeling, he said, which was
enlisted in this war, was confined to no par
ticular state, but filled the entire north
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and New York
were brethren in all things in the fight. He
had hoped that the war would have been
short he had not dreamed that our govern.
ment could be seriously assailed, that the
rebellion could assn saeh magnitude but
~ thls he had been wrong. The truth in all
It's monstrOsty was upon US, and if that
slavery which had been the very cause of the
war should really prove, as it was now thought
to be, positive source Of belligerent strength
10 the enemy, he for one would wish to see
it swept away. He had once thought that
the old recognition of all state rights NIGH.
be maintained but tie time had come when
all rights and liberties were meAaced TO save
them, if need be, even by the infringement
of one branch OF them Ii one part oil our
system be bad, in order to save The rest, let
lis destroy that bad part! 1t would be poor
generalship to leave either positive or latent
source Of strength TO the foe untouched He
telt especially gratited, then, that our troops
had made a Judgement, i'll the very heart OF
the enemy's Countrywide very seat OF the
evil For one, he had charge of a weighty
command; and he could not assume the re.
sponsblily without putting himself upon
sound platform But the government must
be sustained at all hazards
The remarks OF Gen. Burnside were cor
daily received, as were those of Hon. Henry
Wilson, who followed him, and spoke in sub
stance as follows =
He had just listened to the most important
speech made during the war! Gen. Burnside
had, to day. touched the key note that thrills
to the heart of this natonl And the nation
will respond 10 his words! He trusted that
such would be the words, thoughts, and acts
OF every man who rallies around the flag OF
our country! 1t was poor policy 10 manage
the war otherwise. 1t was useless TO send our
men from their firesdes, their workshops aud
their farms, TO die upon the southern soil, if
the cause of the war were not removed, and
the power that brought on the conflict without
a cause, and aimed at the destruction of the
republic, remained untouched in the chief
source of its strength
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-14

PoRrRAIT OF GEN. SCoTT.-An exceed
ingy fine photographic portrait of Gen. Scott
has just been published by Benz. b. Russell,
5l5 Washington street, Boston, executed by
j. H. Bufford AS Il work of art it is COM
piete triumph in photographic skill, and as
likeness seems to be perfect The work will
be sold by subscription, and the agent, Mr.. S.
A. Greene, is now stopping in this city for
few days to introduce it 10 the attention OF our
citizens
An Army Checker Board, published by
Mr.. Russell. is very neat and convenient ar
ticIe for use by our soldiers, and can be sent
to them by mail at double letter postage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-14

Our WOUNDED AT BALES BLUFF.-A let
ter from Lieut.. Col, Paltrey commanding the
twentieth regiment, TO Gov. Andrew, states
that Drs. Bryant and Hayward, who attended
the wounded Of the Massachusetts reg
iments engaged in the recent battle at Balls
Bluff, report that "nearIy every one Of our
wounded soldiers received his wound from a
bullet shot from smooth bore musket."
"Ihereiore thG fifteenth were as well of lis the
enemy, and friends at home should not be DIS
tressed with. the thought that their friends
were shot down by an enemy their fire failed
to reach. Col. Palirey also writes that he
has within a few days twice crossed the river
with flag OF truce, 10 obedience to orders
Of Gen. Stone, and had been cautiously re.
ceiyed by Col, Jennter, who commanded the
rebels in the engagement OF the 2lst ult. BY
means of the flag of truce, money, stores,
clothing, and blankets were supplied to our
wounded at Leesburg, and Col. Jennifer as.
sured him that our wounded wanted ior moth.
ing and were treated precisely like their own
men, The letter of Col. Paifrey also states
that "our wounded are all doing well Capt.
Dreher gains steadily but slowly The gen.
eral health Of the regiment is good, and its
spirit and conduct admirable. = Boston Jour
raj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-14

Mrs. -. Goodwin, an experienced and success.
u Midwife holds nersefin readiness day and night y
attend to the duties of her profession kesluehcS;
AuStjnstreet. dtt VA7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-14
LETTER TO CAPT. FOX.

In addition TO this we have the following
private letter from Commodore Dupont to
Capt. Fox, assistant secretary of the navy -
WABASH, PoRT ROYAL, s. G.,
Nov. 8, 1861.
Ny Dear Mr.. For,-During the dishearten-
ing events OF our passage, my taltl never gave
way, but at some moments 1t seemed appalling
Oh the other hand. permit no citation at our
successes, yet l cannot refrain from telling
you it has been more complete and brilliant
than could have believed. have been too
fatigued to send detailed official account Of
the battle. My report is full up to the eve
of it. and think will interest you, but had
to content myself with a succinct account,
which think will be liked as well as more
detailed narrative.
During the battle, kept under way and
made three turns, though passed five times
between the forts. / had a fanking division
of five ships to watch Old Tatnall had eight
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-14
CITY AND COUNTY

A SOLDIERS REMAINS RECOVERED. ---
Among the five dead bodies taken from the
Potomac, with that of Lieut. Grout, at Long
Bridge, above Washington, Nov, Sd, was 'he
body OF "Cincinnatus A. Butlum OF CO. ~
10th Regiment Mass. Vol, i" as ascertain'u W
letters on his person. He had also on MN i"
miniature, a revolver of Colts army patent, !"
purse containing s25 in gold, and other sh'a''tr
effects. The revolver was put mo the MINUS
of Ooartermasler Howe, fol winch he gave a
recent; all the other effects ar now IN the
office of Col. Rucker Of Cen Mcclellan
staff, at Wa,hngton,
For any further information in regard t" the
matter, the friends Of the deceased are refer
rod to Geo. W Bentley, Esq, superintendent
a, the Worcester and Nashua Railroad, who
was in Washington at the time of the finding
of the bodies, aud assisted in identifying that
Of Lieut.. Grout
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-14

.sErs. II. W, Gaer.lIds, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS
sUL MlnwGFE, removed to No. 10 Exchange street
Special attention given TO Uterine Complaints and dis
eases children. Office hours from to Nj, and
rom TO 3 p. dtt ap4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-14

Gov. SPRAcUE of Rhode Island in response
to an invitation to address the young men of
Boston, on their duties in tue present crisis,
has written brief and admirable letter, de-
clining to accept their invitation in form, but
indicating with few and well chosen words the
duties TO which the young men of New Eng
land are expected to devote themselves, adding
his counsel the force of gallant example.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-14

S1r. E1enBesty, OF t0xUury, nas iiscVveret, On
Of our common pasture weeds remedy that every
kind Of humor, from the worst Scrofula down to com
pit,,l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-14
THE NAVAL. EXPEDITION.
AN A1surVAL FROM TIE FLEET
WITH TME NEWS.

The naval expedition has won a splendid
success. The reports of its triumph at Port
RovaI which came TO us through southern
channels. are fhly confirmed by an arrival
from the fleet THE steamer Bienvile reach
ed Fort Monroe Monlar, with messengers
and dispatches. Commodore Dupont makes
report to the secretary OF the navy winch
covers the time rom the departure of the ex
petition up to he evening previous to the
fight 1t is as follows =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-14

,rrantod 10 cure anursiHgsore mouth.
IS will cure the worst kind Of pimp-es
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-14

sBr. SEattison attends to the treatment of the
Special Diseases Of Women, ut his REMEDIAL N
STlTI re- No IS Union st, Providence, r. !. see his
advertisement OF ''TlIE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOR FEMALES y in this papct att flb
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-14

CItGIn is making Gard Photographs uneqaalied in
this country Give him call dt N.Y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-11

Sa'eratss-Do you like good, sweet, light,
and wholesome bread, cake, pastry, biscuit,
&C., You can have it by uscing De LASD
4 Co.'s Saleratus. 1t lis perfectly pure
hcslthful, and can be relied upon to do ono
day, what it will do another, and give pefect
satisfaction. Sold by most dealers, and sold
at wholesale by the principle groccrs every.
where. Manufactured at Fairport, Monroe
Co. N. Y.
and Milwaukee. 4Ssfw.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-11

Business &c.-Thc business of this place is
reported by the merchants and business men
generally to be improving. The products of
the farmers toll find here ready market,
and are being brought in in larger quantities
than ever before.
Pork has been selling the past week for
~ to AGO per hundred weight. and the
receipts, it is estimated have been from eight
to ten tons per day. Eighteen loads, or some
$4,000 pounds were placed en- route eastward
from this place on Monday morning last
Messrs. VANSAuS & Hunt inform US that on
Wednesday last they bought and shipped
forty-two hogs, the aggregate weight Of which
amounted to 1886 pounds; eight Of which
weighed $3.50. We have rendered the palm
to Messrs v. & H. in the heavy pork bust
ness. If any Of our dealers have done better
than the above we would like to hear of it.
Considerable is being done in the way Of
buying fat-cattle. We have seen num-
Der Of drovcs in town within the week pass
ing. The market is good for all that may be
brought. ... .-,s.
Wheat has again commenced to come in
more as in days past. 1t is selling from 45
to 80 cents per bushcl. Farmers visiting
this place from the REGION Of Iowa Falls which
is about fifty miles west Of here, state that all
between here and there will be obliged to
come to this point to get their milling done,
for though they have good Grist Mills at Iowa
Falls and other points on the small streams
west of us, there is no water to run them.
We have said it before and we say itagain,
this is as good il not the best point west Of
Dubuque for the farmers to dispose of their
produce and do their marketing Perhaps it
may not be generally known that besides
those who make produce buying their cxclu-
siyc business, that all Of our principal mcr-
chants are paying cash for grain and pork
Competition is the life of business" and
you need not be afraid but what you will
find plenty of it here. @~a III. .& a#"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-11

90 Hrxrissros. IxD., July 10, 1880.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-11

The Lecture Of Austin Adams.-Thc Ice
turc last Friday evening, upon The Four
Epochs of Great Men," by AUSTIN ADAMS,
Esq, Of Dubuque, was rare treat for us
denizens Of " Yc western landc." We had
always heard tho oratorical powers, ability,
and fine literary taste Of this gentleman
spoken Of in the highest terms; but, we must
confess, that Mr.. ADAMS pleasantly disap.
pointed us, with the marked ability, the highly
interesting and instructive manner in which
he treated his subject. We never witnessed
more att ,ntivc audience; every ole present
seemed to be carricl captive by the speaker.
Mr.. ADAMS has clear, distinct, and musical
voice, with style Of delivery and gesture the
most natural and unassuming, which, united
with the scholastic treatment Of his subject,
renders him emncntly deserving of the high
reputation he enjoys as lecturer and a
scholar. We hope to receive another visit
from this gentleman upon some occasion not
lar IN inc future. al. ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-11
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-11

TAs Erening.-S. McIsAAc, Of Waterloo,
lectures before the Horticultural Society this
evening. Subject =" Geology" Besides
the lecture let it be remembered, that upon
this evening occurs the Annual election OF
officers; therefore it is desirable that there
be good attendance, Of members particu-
larly. -..o