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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-04-03
BEVERLY. Mass, Dec. II, 1866.
RFXNoLDsPURG, FRANKLIN Co., ONO,
January 9. 1861.

hfA NOLDSBI hG> T. EANkblN w., OhIO,
January 9, 1861.
II. C. SPALD1NG,
No. 48 Cedar St, \. Y. 2
Dean Sra:
IrElosei find twenty-five cents, (20 for which send
box Of ~ccphalic Pins Send to address of Rev. w.
c.. Filler. ReynD3dsou1g. Franklin, CO., Ohio.
Your Pills work like a charm-cure headache al
WIN. C. PHLER.
YrsuANrr, Men, Jan IA, 1861.
Mr. SeALpGsG,
SIR:
Pills fortRe cure oftle Nervous Headache and Costly
ness, and received she same, and they had SO good an
Please send by return mail. Direct to.
a. r.
Ypsilant Mich
From the Era,niner, Richmond, Ta.
Cepha.ie Pf1s accomplish the object for which they
were made, viz: Care or headache in all its forms.
From the Examiner, Richmond, Pa.
Ta,y have b,en testei in more than a thousand
cases, With eRtire sueesss-
From the Democrat, st. Cloud, Mtnn.
If yox are or have been trerbled with the headache
send for a box. Cephalic Pills. so that you have them
in case Of an attack
From the AdUertiser. Providence, r Z
The Cephalic Pills arc said to be a remarkably efes
tive remedy for the headache, and one of the very
hest for that very frequent complaint which has ever
been discovered.
From TIE Western X. X. Gazette, Chicago, III.
We heartily endorse M, ~spalding, and his unrty1.l5.-
ed Cephahic PiAa.
From the HanaDha TaHey Star, fan0UhG,
Virginia.
We are sure tia. persons scattering with the head
ache, who try, sheS wIkstiek to theIa,
w-A single bottle of sPAeDING's prepared L
win save ten times its cost annually.-A
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEt.
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-
SpALD1NG's PREPARED CLUE.
SAVE THE PIECES.
ECoNoMYi DISPATCH
ga STITCH IN TINE SAVES NINE" 81
As accidents win happen. even in well regulated
families, IL 10 very desirable to have some cheap ana
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crocke
sPALpINes' PREPARED GLUE
ford to be without ii. It is always ready, and up to
we fhekin au RSHari IN EVERY HOUSE,
N. IA brush accompanies each bottle. Price, IS
I cents Address,
HRNRY c.
q No. IS CEDAR Street, New-York.
CAUTION.
As certain unprincipled persons are attempting to
palm of on the unsuspectinz paslc. ipitatiQns of M
PREPARED GLUE, would csuti0n all persons to
examine before purchasing. and zee that TIE fuII n<me
HV- ~SPALDING'S
il on the out aide Wrapper. Al others a. @8i4dlir
November q, 1855.
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I

At the residence of the Brides father, in Stanly
county, on the nth of March, by Jonathan Mann, ESQ,
Mr.. John Bowers to Miss Martha Ellen, daughter OF
Mr.. John Mason.
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BELLE VERNON, ONO, Jan. 1t. 1861,
Henry c.. SPALDING, ESQ.
Peese faea e.siose6 twenty-five cents, for which
send me another box VI yoEr Cephalic Pills. They
are truly the best Pills Hhaye ever tried.
Direc. A. TOWER Pm
Belle Vernon, Wyandot CO., o
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-04-03

From the EanaDha FaHey Star, KanG1hd,
Virginia.
We are sure tia. persons saffering with the head
ache, who try, thesa VIZ stick to them,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-04-03

From TIE Western X. X. Gazette, Chicago, III.
We heartily endorse Mr.. S~paIding, and his u~nrty1.s
ed Cephai:ie Pi1a.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-04-03

UNION FEELING IN FLoRIDA.-A letter
from Jacksonville, Florida, says, Secession,
SO rampant when we arrived here in Decem-
Der, is clearly in its descending node. The
custom house has begun to collect duties for
the State of Florida, otherwise there appears
on the surface no evidence of State Govern
ment. The Presidents inaugural made a
little excitement, but even that seems to have
died away. Union men arc as thick as hops
here in Jacksonville, though this is the hot
bed of secession in East Florida.
Ia" The Virginia Convention is still gass-
ing. No definite NOV ement has been made
on the secession question, though the friends
Of the cause are confident it is increasing in
favor with the delegates. T~hirty-four days
have been consumed in blowing. with indica.
tons Of more gas.-Governor Wise, it is re-
ported, is preparing afee days speech to be
delivered in the Convention.
PRINCE EDWARD FOR SECESSION, Win ONLY
one DISSENTING VOICE !-THE BALL OF Rev.
oLuTIoN Rolls OIL At a meeting held al
Prince Edward Court House, Va, or Mon
day last, resolutions were passed with only
one dissenting voice, in favor Of immediat;
secession. The Enquirer mentions the note,
worthy fact, that the strong resolutions fol
immediate secession We're the result of
complete union Of all political parties.
DEATH OF a CoYGREssMAN.--The Hon
George W.. Scranton, a Republican member
Of the late and reelected to the next Con
cress, from Pennsylvania, died at Scranton
in that State, on the oath nlt.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-04-03

You viii please senl me two boxes of your Cephal-
tic Pills. Ssad them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
JNO. ID. SIMONS
p. 81 hase used one box Of your Pills, and find
them excellent.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-04-03

From the AdUertiser. ProUidence, r l.
The Cephalic Pills arc said to be a remarkaby efess
tive remedy for the headache, and one of the very
hest for that very frequent complaint which has ever
been discovered.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-04-03

From the Democrat, 81. Cloud, Hfnn.
If yox are or have been treubled with the headache
send for q box, (Cephalic Pills. so that you have them
in case Of an attack.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
rnE rREsInMNf,s MEssAGE.

WAsnINGroN, Dec. l.--Assuming that there
will be quorum present in each house, to-
morrow, it is probable that the president will
communicate his message before one O'Clock,
during the necessary rremiEaries attending
the commencement 0t a session Ot congress.
The reports of the secretaries OF war and navy.
and the interior, and ui the postmaster general,
will accompany the message. That of the sec
retary of the treasury will not be sent in until
Tuesday or Wednesday. As no advance COP
les OF the president message have been traus-
mitted, it will be telegraphed.
The report OF the secretary OF the navy,
after mentioning the capture Of Messrs. Sill
dell and Mason, says that the prompt and de-
cisive action of Captain Wilkes ON this occa.
sion merited and received the emphatic
approval OF this department, and if a too
generous torbearance was exhibited by
him in not capturing the vessel which
had these rebel enemies on board, it may, in
view of the special circumstances and its pat
riotic motives be excused, but it must by no
means be permitted to constitute precedent
hereafter tor the treatment of any case ot
similar intraction Of neutral obligations, by
foreign vessels engaged in commerce or the
carrying trade
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02
WHAT THE REBELS SAY.

New YORK, Dec 1.-The Richmond Dis
patch of the 25th, says, congress yesterday
passed law admitting Missouri to the con.
federacy Congress refused 10 make any ad-
vances on the purchase Of the produce OF the
planters The legislature Of Mississippi has
passed bill authorizing the governor to call
out an optional number of volunteers for ser.
vice at Columbus, and appropriated half a
million dollars therefor The governor of
Georgia has appointed Henry h. jackson ma
jor general, and VIM. H. T. Walker brigadier
general of the Georgia army, and both were
accepted. The Galveston Citizen reports he
capture of the privateer "Royal Yacht" by the
federal steamer Santee All the crew were
taken prisoners
The Charleston Courier of the 26th reports
the landing of federal troops at Buckingham,
on the main land. The rebel forces had made
forward movements
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

RoLLA, Mo, Nov. so "A scout vino has
followed the army OF the rebels since the evac'
uaton of Springfield, came in yesterday. lie
reports that the rebels, some 10 900 strong, are
moving north in three divisions, the right
wiug 5000 strong, commanded by Gen Nc
Bridge, resting on Stockton, in Cedar unity.
The lett wing hell Il position near Nevada,
Vernon county, under command OF General
Rains, with four thousand men. Gen. Price,
with five thousand men, commanded the cen
ter, aud was near Moutebelo, Vernon county.
These figures were obtained from the quarter
master OF the etel force by our scout.
Gen. Prices intention is TO march INTO
Kansas and make that state the field OF his
labors. His spies report to him that Gen.
Laue is at fort Scott with five thousand men.
Price will evadc the latter and pass into Kan
sas at or near Butler, Bates county. The
march was -aken up the 10Th inst Col. Clark
son, commanding the rear OF the rebel army,
lett Greenfield on Sunday last. Gen. Price Is
sued an order TO Mccullough to follow him,
which the latter disrcgarded and he is now
moving towards Arkansas, to 90 into winter
quarters,
The rebels are thiny clad and poorly fed,
and evidently have disposition to disband,
and seek their homes. FIFTY OF Freeman S in.
truders were at Dooleville, breaking open
stores and houses, aud helping themselves to
what they could ind. Freeman himself is re,
ported at that vicinity.
Major Bowen, with 1000 cavalry, left here,
vest, rday with Il view Of getting south Of
Freeman, and cutting off his retreat. The
weather is exceedingly frosty. Friday we had
Il slight fall Of SNOW.
SEDALIA, Mo, Dec l..--Parties from the
west say that the county between Lexington
and independence is almost deserted, the men
hayinp p0ue To Gov. Price or attacliup lhpm
selves to the various commands Of his officers
throughout that region. Jennisons men are
in jackson county, devastating the country,
and various parties ot armed rebels have gone
into that section with the avowed purpose of
driving them out
Gen. Prices proclamation has been crcu-
lating in the river counties. and will doubtless
induce large numbers to join the ebel army.
My infOrman;s say that tor distance of about
sixty miles, which was Travelled yesterday
and to-day, lley met only one man on the
road
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02
GEO. u. PRENTICE AND SECRETARY
IEEgOS,

WAsHINGToN, Dee. IA letter has been
received here from George d. Prentice, Esq.
dated New York, Nov 26, saying he had nolh-
ing to do with the article in the Louisville
Journal censurng the speech made by Secre.
tary Cameron, at the dinner party lately given
by Col Forney in honor Of Mr. Prentice
The entire article in the Journal was mis-
representation OF the speech, sent by some
person without the knowledge OF Mr.. Prentice.
Secretary Camerou's opinions upon the subject
are the same as those expressed in his instruc.
tions to Gems. Butter and Sherman, and it is
understood they wil.be reiterated in his anuu.
al report TO the president
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

New York Nov. so The grand jury has
presented the Broadway concert saloons as a
nuisance.
Major ID. j. Sutherland, U. S. a., died sud
dsnly at the Metropolitan Hotel to-day.
The crew of the schooner Edward Barnard,
captured in the Gull, were released from Fort
Lafayette to-day
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

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men hocked to our standard with their shot
guns in their hands. there would now be no
federal hireugs in the state to polluie our
soil. Instead OF ruined communities, starving
families, and desolated districts, we should
have had apeople blessed with protection and
with stores to supply the wants, and necessa.
ries, and comforts OF Lille.
Where are the fifty thousand men! Are
Missourians no longer true to themselves
Are they an ntlmldated, time-serYing, craven
race, fit oly Tor suQJectlon to Il despot!
Awake, my count'ymen, To sense OF wba.
constitutes the dignity and tue greatness OF Il
people lew men have iought your battles;
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

BALTIMORE, Dee. 1.-The Old Point boat
has arrived. No news from the south. The
Spaulding has arrived from llatteras, and re
ports that several rebel gunboats have been
seen in the neighborhood Of the inlet.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02
rYHEEEsLAND AND FORrPULAsKI

SAVANNAH, Nov. % To the Richmond Dis
patch Commodore ratnall, with three small
steamers, attacked the federal fleet in Cock
spur Roads, yesterday The engagement
lasted one hour, and forty or fifty shots were
fired. No person injured on our side.
The effect of the firing on the ftderals is
known Failing to draw the fleet under the
guns Of Fort Pulaski, Tatnali Withdrew.
There are now six large vessels inside the
bar, and one large irigate was towed over yes.
terda afternoon. The enemy has pickels all
round " bee Island, as far as Kings Landing.
It is reported that the Yankees have taken
posses ION Of Warsaw, and are preparing to
attack Fort Pulaski.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Commo1oIe Du-
pont reports that Fort Pulaski is at the mercy
of our forces the moment the latter desne 10
take il; also that relitble accounts informed
him that Savannah was being evacuated by
the people as fast as possible, fearing probably
that Commodore Rogers 0uld attempt TO
take it. lie further states that Commodore
Ta.nall of the rebel fleet had given it his
opinion that tie entire rebel detences Of the
southern coast must be abandoned, as they
could not stand the armament OF our fleet
BALTIMORE, Nov. 30-The Richmond Dis
patch contains telegrams from Augusta, Ga.
One, dated the 26th inst, announces the
taking of Tybee Island and its possession by
the federal troops and another of the 27th,
saws that Commodore Fatnall, with his fleet,
had gone down to drive the Hessians Oft.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 30-The Evening
Bulletin says that lew days since Gen Zolli.
Golfer was at Monticello, Wayne county, with
1000 men.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02
Stock Market.

NEW York, Nov. 50.-STOCkS are down and dull;
Chicago ana Rock slaud 53; Cleveland and Toledo
Hnnols Central sciip 6Oi; HUDSON 3S; Cleveland and
Ilttsb9rs IA Ere liaroad S05 Erie prefered533 New
81 coupons 953 ) lives II, coupons, s2s.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02
"Strike, till each armed foe expires,
Strike, for your altars and your fires,
Strike, for the green grave of your sires
Iluh. and Nnnr natiYe lnnd. y

bOu. ana your hatlIe lanu."
The burning fires OF patriotism must inspire
and lead you, or all is lost Just at the mo-
ment, ton, when all might forever be saved.
Numbers give strength. Numbers intimllale
the lue. Numbers save the necessity, often
of fighting battles. Nambers make our arms
irresistible, Numbers command universal re-
spect and insure conquest. We must nave
fifty thousand men. Let the herdsman leave
his fold Let the farmer leave his field. Let
the mechanic leave his shop. Let the LAWYER
leave his office Let the aspranls Tor office
and place know they will be weighed in the
balance nf patriotism, and may be found want,
ing Ii there be any era Ell spirits who have
not the greatness OF soul to respond to their
country's cali for help let them stay at home
and let Ily the brave and true cpme out to
Join their brethren Oh the tented field. Come
with supplies of clothing and with tents, il
You can. Come with your guns of any de-
scriptiOn thar can be made to bring DOM a
toe. II you have no arms come without them
and we will supply you as far as that is posi-
bic. Bring cooking utensils, and rations for a
few weeks. Bring blankets and heavy shoes,
and extra bed clothing, il you have them
Bring no horses to remain wiki the army, eX
cept those necessary for the transportation
We must have fifty thousand men.
Give me these men, and by the help of God
l will drive the hireling thieves and maraud-
ers from the state. But, if Missouriaus tail
now to rise in their strength, and avail them
selves Of the opportunity TO york tor honor
and liberty, you can not say that we have not
done all we could to save you. You will be
advised in time at what point to report for ac
tive service Leave your property at home.
What if it he all taken! We have $50, 100000
OF northern means in Missouri which cannot be
recovered when once get free. The state
will indemnify every citizen who may have
lost dollar by adhesion to the cause OF your
country We shalt have our property, or its
value with interest; but, i'll the name OF God
and the attributes of manhood, let me appeal
to you by considerations nobler and finer than
money. Are we a generation OF driveillng,
sniveiug degraded slaves NJ are we men,
who can maintain the rights bequeathed to us
by our fathers! These rights can not be sur
rendered. They are founded on principles
pure aud high and sacred, like God
Be yours the office to choose between the
glory ot free country and just government,
and the bondage of your children. l at least
will never see the chains fastened upon my
country. | will ask for six and half feet of
Missouri soil on which to repose, for / will not
live to see my people enslaved. Do | hear
your shouts? Is that your war cry which
echoes through the land Are you coming
fifty thousand men =? Missouri shall move to
victory with The tread OF giant. Come on,
NV brave nm thousand heroes! Gallant, un.
conuuerable southern mem We await your
coming!
[Sgnedl STERLING g. PRICE,
Mai Cen commanding.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

RoLLA, Mo, Nov. pa gentleman who
left Springfield on Tuesday last says that
Ben. McCulloch's forces had marched for
Arkansas having passed Pond Spring at the
last accounts. The rebels under Gen. Price
were still moving northwaId.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02
lMants.
ES SEE FBKsT PAGE.

ES- SEE TIKs,F PAGE.
w ANTED-A situation by German
Union street. d3ts NO
SITUATION WANTFD-By an Ameri-
~ can LADY, She cook or keep house-ether as
desired. Can betound at shrewsbury street, No. Is.
n29 dots
SITUATION WANTED-By a Protes-
~ tant girl, as general house servant. Is good
washer and rOncr, and has objection to 30 into the
country. Apply at No. 20 Winter at d3t* nSO
ROY WANTED IMMEDIATELY
a. ~ at FlSRE'S Printing Office opposite Boston and
Worcester Railroad Depot, Worcester d3t nj
w ANTED-Agents to sell 25 cent
Book that every individual in the state should
have. For particulars, address T. b. RUSSELL Pub
lIsner, 2l2 WASHINGTON street Boston, DIST n27
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02
o. be get.

E'O RENTING good upper tenements,
pleasantly situated within five minutes walk Of the
Post Office Inquire of j. L. HOOD, 22S Slain street
Worcester DIFF n2S
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wilj be
4 sold at public auction, tn :he the highest bidder
without reserve, on TUESDAY the 81 dav vi Dcccmber
next at O'Clock m, on the premises, the valuable
real esta own as the Car Manufacturing Propert~
consisting of fone large three story Brick Eu'dlDn $50
feet by 5O one large one story Brick Building 100 lert
by 40, with els Of 40 eet each a rooted viii slate
together with Engine House and Steam Engine and ali
other machinery &c: alsoone Brick Tenement House
containing twelve tenements; Wood Tenement
House. with about three Of land located ON the
bank Of the Shetueket river, near the city ecviie
ana extending across the Norwich and Worcester Rail
fronting thereon said property is eebly situated for
manufacturing purposes. AM at moderate eXppuse can
be prepared for the rccenton Of cotton wooden or any
other machinery and will be sold altogether or in var
GELS, as may be wanted. Terms Of pavcnt made easv
and o.session given Immediately
JOHN BREED,
Merchants Bank
HENRY Il. TRACY. Pres't
Quincbaug Bank.
l.. w. CARROLL, Prest
Norwich, Nov. s. 1861. d&wtd3 ul3
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02
Autttons.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION!
Win be sold at Public Auction, Oh
"Wednesday, December 4, 1861,
Atl O'Clock p, M, the

r r A L f S 7 A TIE
Now occupied by Messrs. RAWSON a LINNFII tor
the manufacture of Boots and Shoes consisting of one
LARGE THREE STORY BUILDING 4 BASEMENT.
46 by 80 Ell S6 by2l and store House p by Is with one
quarter Acre OF Land.
Said property is nearly and located In the village
Of " est Boyston, the line Of the Worcester and
Nashua Railrnad, making the property desirable tor @
kind of manufacturing business ~
Terms OF Payment made known at the sale
ID. G. IL II. +. RAWSON
m. ri,
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

600 YDS. GRAVEL-For sale, on
~OOWaldo street, Immediately, by j. G. WARnEN.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-02

NOES' SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF
~ LIME-Forsale at manufacturers prices by
LEE SPRAGUE d CO.,
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A. ~ MgHwIs. AuctOneeG
DY BANGS. MEkWIN x Co, Irving BulldlngI

A. ~. MgHwIS, AuchOneeh
DY BANGS, MEKWIN & Co, Irving Buildings,
ID Nos 50 aud Brondwsy-saes OF Books, Stationery
ficturcs Works ~ Art Fancy UOods, Furniture Ie -
MONDAY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
April "a q, aud "a, at y Ocit ck 49,.
ASsIGNFF'S SALE OF SCARCE AND VALUABLE BOOks
Chiefly IA Ancient pad ia ali branches
Of eaiur, particularly ia Theology History OF Anercs ana
General History Medicine frecn oury editions 0! the
Bible yssbe books In Oriental Language old and eaIou'
Illustrated Works number Of books printed IN the Fealn
Century kc &C. A,o COLLECTION OF Pamphlets printed daring
o. ,Dd with reference 70, the Oermsn Reformation
Catalogue, ready.
THURSDAY EVENING, April q. At y o'clock
PRIVATE LIBRARY OF CHOICE ROOFS tcolecied oy
gentle know taste III this city, cnmprisitg
editions Of the Auho Ia History Biography. photography
the Drama Poetry Belrseos, ciioor choice iastIsed
Work. &C. mostly In superior Library Ending For par
ticulars Catalogue and the Books.
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AmuseMents.
1 THANEUM, BR0OLYN.
A COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT.
MASTER Henry HAYDEN.

MONDAY EVENING, April q 1901 BY thhse ,tYsrs
TWELVE CELEBRATED SUNDAY SChUOL ~ W.
Among the number Miss MARY Toas o. s .aDv nv
Young vocalist of rsxo zceleue. The ChoTnses VIII pc
io0 Young Masters and Misses selected from twenty
Schools IN New-York brs okl,n incIn9n6s we w.
Rss,ns snd Te,ors. Mr.. HORACE WATERS OF New ON
Director, Mrs r. +. PARKHURST OF SIookyh rleuis,
Tickets Is cen;s For the Music Stores IL TINS CITY
WATERSs No a33 Brosdwsy, Newly York, and at the door,
Couoext oommepces at " o'clock 49,, ~,,,,,
TESTIMONIALS OF THE PRESS. :,
The Concert az Irving Hall last night very well Attendeo
ana he vounr gers received with lively demon'etc
OF qualification. Little Miss Thoms is prouisns young Vo
cAfst IN. Y. Eve"if Post - 49,. ,.,-,.,<> ~,
THE GREAT ENCU RSION AND BALLOON ASCENSluN
AT SARATOGA Tho vo Sunday School Noealists 81 New
York proved superb addition TO the
Little Martha MARY and Masr Henry the finest singers io
chdeo heard Lilss Martha being perfect gem u
her sse.-I Daily Ssratoei.n a.. -.
B-MASTER HAYDEN has sung for the benefit OF s'Ine
Sunday Schools Churches and Benevolent Institutions
past and il Is The with Of his numerous ireho' 'n
10 may have fui house on Monday evening.