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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-15
VINO wants Good Head Of Hair? Use
MRS Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.


rleaSe read few certificates from the following rea
bic and well known people 40 ~
MFSSRS Henry J. WILSON Co.--Nv wife ia now,
Hsi,s your heFenelaor for Tie hair ard pronouccs it
id superior |" anything She USED for lc hair II e
easily applied does soil in the eas,s no disnoron
ao'e oWor increases the growth Of hair prevents it fan
!ng OH, ana often cures the headache | forward you
ths certificate unsolicited. because think an artir,o
aI "lii do what your Hair Rrgeneator will should he
widely kno''n think it the best article for the hair
nc" IN use ReSpectfHHy. Sc,
REV. JACOB STEVENS, Newlurynort Nc
IKE fde Hair Regenerator amt Dr,ss,ng yery
''"'"' KEY GEO. WosoING, Hartford c.
"nbssitotinglg pronounce it an inlql,,ob}e arti.
ele Jr0m the effect on my head."
"a. HILL wife Of Rev Henry Ill., Manchester, n H.
"H rendercd niH lar soft ami qiossy'
-htE"r !ARRAR, Saratoga Springs n Y
liee( conhdont Mnt ii operates NOT as n ,ive. mr.
10 restore the roots to tbeir naff AeGHby sf1,e
REV L. NJ. kElLoc, Nashua, Nh.
!" most cheerfui(g recomnlend il toaH perqoas" .
KEW Z. RUSSELL. Lttlet,n, \. H.
MEssRs IleSRy P wnsoy s. Coz have NO mstt,.,.
III saying, III my opinon Mrs Wilson'S Hair E9gcnerC-
Tor and tlar Dressing I'll" I've: hair rirar.f,,s row
In use shal! continue" - use them with pleasure
Nn'' H. H. HAhL" ELL, Lawrence, Mass.
MFssns HEvny P WILSON {. Co.: have used ya,r
Hr le%enertt"r and Hair Drc. sing and have received
great hon'ht from them. deem the articles worthy or
mGhcnnmenati,t, and chcerllly recommend tim to
III, who want % restore gray hair to its original color c,
70 any WHO AZ" troubled with dandruf or a di.agrccaa
itching Of the head, or hnors or to those whose bojr
falling from The head. '' 10
Ney. G. ". II CLARK, Great Falls, NH.
MEssRs. HsEnY P. WG,soy & Co.: deem Mrs. WI
sons Hair R"geNerator aHd Hair Pressing tha ,ri
articles OF al har preparations. have, in many in
stances known them restore the hair where il hal
iaien oh remove dandui restore e hair to its orioi,l
color cure entirely the most painful headaclcs-l1d in
some instances most serious hunors personally have
Il pI fIpSl l,pnnG
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-15
MRS. WILSON'S
C O c @ AN UT OIL.
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing is put up in large bottles
and reis for ~ cts per bottle, ANA for dressing the
hair o: any person. young old, there not It's equal in
the world 1t will make the hair everything you wish It
to be, and moreover it has perfume that infinitely
superior to any Of the fashionable extracts either foreign
or American, which alone should entite to place on
every advs toilet table
sc the Regeneration before retiring at night aud
in u" morning apply little Of the Dressing and ,o1Ir
hair Will be even more lif"ikc in color and beauty
'st nothing on your hair hnt these preparaturs and
use these according to drectOuS and We warrant YOU
good healthy head of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry r. VII.
son n CO., Manchester, II TO whom all letters sLoud
be addressed.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-15
THE WORLD.
AN INDEPENDENT
DAILY, SEMI.WEEKLY. &, WEEKL|
NEWSPAPER,
National Circulation and Family Reading.

mo,d omE WoRLD has now been in existence for little
op w. 'an year, IT has attained i'll TINT short period
f1cily Sc uIe fna'cia basis ana to crcWIotion M,
i'ee' ana lhlllence which has only been elua ed by
o'Her lu'hais at'cr the iabors OF many years
to e Eo'nnS yen no labor viii be spared
,nr,',I o,',,Nu Ho " ora what 1t AIMS to be--the
D1AJI ~ IL w 81 AEEIG IN a VI Eki(tA
nndl 'LiFlc$, ;i, ihe World s 'nderendc" but ner
~ll l-lp he good aod expose the BAD OK aIi raIt..
| CHRISTIAN pp1xr,pI I'It1i,r,,, , . m ~
'"N IAlACIfLES CHRISTIAN TR UTU
will guard its columns and Guide its ind ,,oo,+ r ~
and evenS. It il TN. oroon rf mo ,o,,, ,t % men
men. 1t natioaal always on tie siae ot tba ~ " "a
! UNION, TIE tONSTITUTI0N AM, y 9nT ~ r.y,,,
In the future IS il has IN the mast if win @ ~ ~ ',
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06
TosEPH nEGrMAN.

Al o'clock p. A., at No $50 Woughby street between
Bride and Lawrence streets, Brooklyn.
Mahogany Wardrobe French Beisead Bureaus. Chairs.
Washstands. Extension Table, walnut Hsstand carpets
OcohS Window Shades, two bronze and gilt Gas Chinde
ers four lights Hall Pendant DInng Rom and Kitchen
Furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE MATTER o. TERENCE MILAN, DECEASED.
Pursuant ac OF Parliament passed IN the sessva
OF Parliament ~ thr ed aud ed years nj hr reign o.
Ter present Na.s,y chap 3D. n,iiued An Aet 70 further
Law OF Property and 70 relieve Tutses notes
hereby thai Terence Mihan 81 II ciess rect IA the
couny OF tho city " Dnhln Esquire. forners Of Enn.s
ken d OF Fcrnapagh, ctfd The 5t day ~
December ISL iuestai-. snd ts lett - o. administration
oft singular the rsnA aud cfeetS nl said
Terence Mihln wcre the 2ist day &C Decemb y. S6
rrat tod iy Malest.s Court Of PNhst 20 taN Niii
Ok The ama pa widow. the widow ~ sail mites at. and
tha IL creditors o. Kin OF Tie said Ter ne ana
claims against the estate or said Terence Misn
are required In writing said Mary Mhar, or 10
the nod the particulars snci claims within three
cenaar tie hereof. at the expiration OF
which t.ie the said sannlsstrx shah be ~ liberty to dis
tribute Of the SAID intestatc any Part thereof
anon parties entitled thereto having regard 10 the
Claims which shch administrators hiss then noce and
es not liable the assets thereof =, dis
triltcd person .; whose claims sch adnnisuarh
All not lad roce nj the time ~ distribution % the
sad assets ra thereof and viii proceed 10 ply all
Debts due out or and 10 sirirser The said estate and
claims not ihe said Mary Milan. 20 the under
signed within that iime sal not be &c atted IN such adj
mlnjstratior. Da,cd Tits l4fh day OF April, iho1
THOMAS CROKER, Solicitor FOR Sid Adm nsra,rix No.
81 Lower Doniniek stress, Dibin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06

II COTTON, AvCTIONEER.-LARGE SALE OF
second iand Furniture, removed FOR convenience Of
sale 10 l3 Fulton street, Wednesday, May at los
ocock the rc contents OF two houses embracing evey
Kind OF good Paor, Bedroom aud Dining Room Furniture;
rosewood prles suit IA hair cloth one Do INF
mahogany Piano, one French plate Mirror, two DO X
cases ~ mahogany Chairs, mahogany Sofas, tmahogany
Bedsteads mahogany aud rosewood Bureaus, Centre
Tables mahogany RocSng Chairs Hair Mattresses gilt
nyex Mirror Cur,sns and Cgrnicss Sewing Machines
and large vsricy OF other 1oyde Catalogues morning
OF sale Also rosewood Billiard Table complete Balls
(ua4t a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06
LOAN OFFICES.

CETo 100 PER CENT PAID FOR PAwNBRoKERg'
AO T'oxets oil Clothing, Diamonds Dry Goods, Jewcry,
40 lot OF hs class Clothing hand aud fo sale s5
sut. u. LEyIE, AS Broome street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06
ll.ii.|1 i'iisi
MUSICAL.

MUSICAL.
A RMy cAI.Ls-TiiE CHARACTERISTIC ouhpRliLE
"A and battle piece, cyrpoed by H. stoepci and played by
tie orchestra wHass theatre cvriy nigh. Piirn %
cents copies sent by mail FIRTH, FoSD a CO., Pub.
fishers, A7 Broadway, New fors.
MAGNIFICENT ocTAvE ROSEWOOD PIANO.
n forte for saenlcgantt carved logs and case ever.
sring bass fun IRON Plate lined with satinwood has al
modern made 10 order. been IN use seven
months $500 $50. including stool aud Cover Also
pa0r Furniture sacrifice. Inquire al 10 West fweny
siyh street., neaf sixth avenue
T,oR SALE cftEAr--A FINE NEW SEVEN OCTAVE
rtawoud Piano, made In the best by OF tho
ity inquire ~ Us East ssth st. between -
AMI 81 avs.
aIIrRRAIr FOR ALL TIE sTATEs,mi y Tl,ENAxE OF
John q. Wnans Publishrd and for sale by
FIRTH, POND CO.. No. 6i7 Broadway.
J)IAxos OF THE CELEBRATED MAKERS, =. a O.
oysrsrng bass, wholesale and retail az the mandatory
and al 2 2i5, 2 and 40 Wcst Twcntyeiehth
street, Ninth aycniie.
vDIAxoe. MELopEoNs FRENCH ORGANS, MUSIC
saols Watches, 1ewcirv Seears Soips, Books papers,
Sewing Machines Paintings Guns Pts OILS &c., Ac cheap
Tor Casl Csah advances on Pianos, Watches Diamonds
~ /. y. JONES, 50 Ann street, second aoor
SUPERIOR PIANoFoRrE, CHICKERING'S MAKE,
- grand design solid rosewood, serrentinc
round corners agnfeeny carved AL round, solid rose
wool eps pedal and top elegantly carved; large SLIDING
dost iron frame, beautifully ornsmented; French grand
action IA oayc largest scale oveIsiruns bass very
win now be sold Ices than half Us value,
lie diSrosed of at trnen,e sacrifice Apply at t29h
Twentieth street. near Third avenue during tho dag
evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06

II III. LUDLOW, AUCTTONEER.
~. GREEN HOUSE PLANTS, &C, AT AUCTION,
By order Of Administrators Of d. Lync Lawrence DECEASED
T. VI. LUDLOW a co. will self auction Thursday,
May 1861 ct III O'Clock, al tho residence of tho late d.
Lynch Lawrence, rhrogs Neck, the entire contents Of tho
houses consisug In part Ut Orange and Lemon
Camcas, Azeas, Acactas, Geraniuns, Amaritis, Mcs,
Laircsnas Bannanas Palmetios Drscacnnas, AIR Plants
together with variety Of other valua.
bic rans. Also, Holbed Frames Daha Roots GladIoas,
&C. Descriptive catalogues may be had al the Office Of
euctioneers on Tuesday, 9th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06
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FINANCIAL.

DRIVE LISTS ARE NOW BEING MADE UP FOR
II the ockading Squadron, and prizes paid daily for
the San J1c,no, Crusader Constellation, Mohawk &C.
JOHN ID. MURRAY. Army and Navy Banker,
No ~ Nassau street. New York. opposite the Post Office
CTATE. PAY FOR SUPPLEMENTARY OFFICERS UN
~ der the late act OF the state New York
collected by JOHN b MURRAY Army and Nsvv Banker
No 80 Nassau street. New York opposite Post Office
o. 000 WANTED-oN A PATENT RIGHT, FOR
pO.OUU which liberal bonus will he paid ana
nortgage will be given for sctiy any va r,y sb
Sng TO invest this amount this splendid chane both az
20 safety and profit Addies u 81 box 1876 Pos. oee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06
INSTRUCTION.

JNSENtNNNVNs
1 FRENCH YOUNG LADY, GRADUATED From THE
N Academy o Paris and teaching IN the best families Of
New York. Mosl like 70 lind family going ~ CALIFORNIA;
to 70 with them She only nsSs her passage
her board the s year, tho best ~ cy references
can be given. Address A. n, bex llJ Hcsald ciiec
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN IN ooLoR1NG AND RgTouCH
i Ing Photographic Iysryixpes, de For par.cuars III.
quire Ia WORMS q CO. galssy, ao5 uioaaway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06
A UcrIoN NoTIcE.-M. DoUanrY. ArcrIoNEER.

A UCTlON NOTICE.-M. DOUGHTY, ArCTIONEER,
"a vii sell this day (Tnesday), at 1915 o'clock sales
hs nd furniture comprising solid paiior Suits
vered in brocatc and hairco mahogany end black wainu,
d. IN reps aud hairoih; elegant gilt frame French plate
Aantel Mirrors, Lace tins, Etagefes. with
mirror doors and back; marble Centre Tables Sstray
ana Library Bookcases Medallion, Velvet Tapestry Car
pe;s, Extension Dining Tables. Bullets. Dining Chairs
Dressing bureaus, Woshsands Bedsead, Hair Mattresses
solid walnut Chamber Suits finished in oil: oak and
amced do, black walnut Armoirca lacn mahogany Ward
robes nstands, Sofas Parlor aud Arm Chairs, Lounges
Cottage Bedstesls, &C. &C The whole be peremptorily
ro'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06

A GENTLEMAN DESIRES A COMFORTABLE ROOM.
"A with Board, for IS per week In hrst class house.
street. Address, giving particulars. A. B., box l2d Herald
oulce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06

A WIDOW LADY HAS TWO OR THREYPLEAsANT
aud AdY 30 I'd for the LADY, partial for the gentenan all
modern improvements and every iaton that IL 70
qusite Location desirable Please address j. w. Union
square Post olce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06
BoA.prNe AVID LODGING.

"A Boara % zen eiran MI vile; aso. small Room
single genie oy; a few boarders taken. Dn4er at
ocok VI ST. Ma A's ace ELL Street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06

UCTION NOTICE
n VI. DOUGHTY, Auctioncer,
wall sell ON Wednesday Nay az los O'Clock, The entire Far
nurc contained In house 30 west Houston ST. Greene
consisting OF Brussels 1nreepy and ingain Carpets Hall
and Basement Oillas Stair Carpets aud Rod niaho
Sofas, Sofa Beds mahogany Chairs Rockers mahogany
French aud Cottage Bcdseais r. se best curled Hair
Mattresses, Spring Mattresses, Feather Beds and Ecding
Pillows and Bolstcrs, ac. and DsnaS Cartsns hogany
marble top Dressing Bureaus, WashgiRnas, mahogany
ire Pier aud Card Tables Pier Glasses Slabs and
Basement and kitchen Furniture, China, Crorkcry and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06

HENRY II. LEEDS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PR.
IL vae collection Of Oil Paintngs.-lIENRY H. LEEDS
&CO will sell auction SATURDAY May TO- at o'clock
a. their salery - Nassau street. fine private objection of
OH Paintings by celebrated American artists being the
tire gallery OF gentleman connosseur, comprising the
Jam Hart. William LA ia +. TAFT q. II. Hall, Castelar,,
D Johnson. Shatuck Bellows, A. Worst Board Oertel,
Van Bees g. Brown Dellessard and others Of equal
ebriy forming very select and fine col con Of American
Paintings They will be ready exhibition
after Wcdnesday. 9Th inst, with catalogue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06

A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET-WfTH BOARD, TWO
Choices large Rooms, newly and neatly furnished, 81
No i9i West Tweny -cghth street. between Eighth and
Ninth (Strawberry HID; first class Lrown stone
house, mode improves Central and desirable
location in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06

IRUTbNANCy wANTED-BY ONE FULLY COMPE.
IL tent who has had experienced parties having al their
disposal or those who obtain am appointment
oeive Large Tor the Address this week j. NJ
care Of q. 4. Bllwood JAG SIKH avenue.
ClLK AND BUNTING FLAGS, ALL SIZES, ON HAND
Balls, Spear tIeads &c 0rntmnnt Painting Embroi
dsring on silk H0jER GRAHAM, % Duane street.
TINTED STATES NAVAL RENDEZVOUS, NEW YORK.
~ Headquarters No. Cherry street,
Un,,cd States Naval Rendezvous in this city,
Wanted Landsmcn Seamen and Ordinary Seamcn 10 ship
Ger three during the Apply Immediately, as
esoye
TINTED STATES MARINE coRps.-wANTED FOR
~ the United States Marine Corps, able bodied, intelligent,
gears less than Ave fees four and hall inches high and
Soldiers serving in h, corps perform duty in navy yards
ray from eis 10 81 per month. with abundance Of
clothing board aud medical attendance furnished by the
Apply at the Rendezvous 10 Bowery. or at the Marine
Barracks Flushing avenue, Brooklyn.
A. GARLAND, Major Commanding.
VYOSBURu CITAsSEURs, FIFTY.THTRD REGIMENT
NY.y-Hprry up for that elo0 bounty. Last chance
before the ends Recruits wanted ~ No 10 catha
sPERLING formerly Of Duryccs zouaves.
vTosBURaH Observation-Disclosures REGIMENT
tkoty from the War Department. quartercd at Bellevue
Garden Eghteth street East river under command Of Co
,cn George yS,s ss, MINI as Major % s
vosburgh Chasscurs shall not be cxclet by any reg
In the Gcd Pay and subs 10 from dae 81
quarters are provided scJ bounty TO each soldier when
sonorably discharged from service. The families Of
.snsng will be aided by the STATE Good men wanted "a
OIL up comp'nyF' Apply At go Grand street n,nas
Late OF Ninth regiment New York state Militia.
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JENRY B. HERTs, JR., AUCTIONEER.
IL By HENRY WOOD CO.,
On TUESDAY, MAy6
At ii O'Clock, at their salesroom.
l5O BROADWAY

splendid assortment Of
kch Diamond Jcwery in SETS Bracelets, Pins Earrings
studs Sleeve Buttons DC fine Paris made 10 carat Chain
ana Band Bracelets chateano and Vest Chains Pins
rings STUDIO Sleeve Buttons. Lockets Charms, fine Gold
porter and 10 DO sold positively without any what
ever to close the business This sale Is we'll worthy the NJ
tenton of the trade.
Catalogues will ready and goods view Morday at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06

A UcTioS NoTIcE.-LARGE SALE or FURNITURE
a Of al kinds a. the new sa,csroem first sale. a6sew
Buwcry, by BELL. INGEAHAM, onkThursday, at II
O'Clock, al kinds OF Furniture, Carpets, ~ Stoves Ranges
LuoS Ing tslasses Crocxery, DC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06

PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY HAVE A HAND
IA eomely furnished Suite of Rooms the third ioor to
let separately with or without Board gentle.
ony house first class; terms moderate; references
changed Call at ~ West Sixeenth street. between Fifth
and Sixth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06

A s. RICHARDS, AuCTTONEER. RICHARDS 4
"a. WHITING viii sell ai their auction rooms. No. a
Cortandt street, "Wednesday MAJ 100. o'clock A. NJ.
Eve bundled cases Of Mems, wonicns Misses, Boys and
Chdrcns Boots Shoes and Brogans comprising a fun
draiTabir ssorncnt OF casonable goods adapted 20 city
and country trade, direct from the Manufacturer
with q large lot Of Stock Goods Auction saics ct cry
"Wednesday At 1875 O'Clock A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06
COUNTRY BOARD.

GyOUNrRY B0ARD.-A FAMILY WILL BE TAKEN ON
Staten Island at beautiful country scat surrounded
~ large forest trees and healthy
and delightful situation, about hour from New York.
Excellent for horses Address Vicinity
boz 2O6 Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06

rI,IIE MARRIAGE GUIDE, Or NATURAL HISTORY or
GcnerationA private instructor for married persooep
OF those aoont to marry both male ana iemae py fredere
IIoc NJ d. author and lecturer the Ply sioogy and
Diseases the Generave Organs, With numerous engraS.
and coored Plates 20)th clifton, much enlarged aAA
improved, and brought down TO the present day Price u
Sent mail postage paid receipt Of tue price. r. ".
STRONG publisher Nassau street r. Also othes
works by the author Send FOR alogue The oaly
correct work OF the kind published.-Med. Journal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06

u II. LUDLOW, AUCTIoNEER.--ELEGANr C0UN.
u. Try S ~ Throgs's Neck 20 bc sold at auction, II not
previously disposed Of at private sale Z, H. LUDLOW
Co Will sell az auction, Monday, May ~. 1856, at u
O'Clock, ~ che MarchHn XtanFe salesroon Ill Broad
way, the cos Country Seat and Farm formerly occupied
by Governor E. Morgan. Throrgs Neck, West
county fronting aud commanding inc view OF Long
Island Sound and th. neighborns islands, contains
81 of arabic and meadow land about 80 of
which Is in lawn. A large quantity Of fru, trees green
house, erapcry Ice house hed inc stables and
outhuidings The house Is commodols and built In Eu.
h cottage style, with large hall entrance, with psrlor
boudoir dining and conservatory floor,
bedrooms two floors and rooms FOR doncstics n attic The
house be by taking the Harlem Railroad TO Will
amsbrdge where carriages be obtained, BY steam
boat landing Baylis Landing i've mnutcs drive from the
ria
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

nORIC LODGE $50 +. A. M--MEMBErs ARE RE
~ queei to be present at the regular meeting Busi
Of Ia porance viii be brought before the Lodge for
ccson by order. b. q. BEAN, N. pro tenn.
RoBEgr UurEAs, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06

A UCTION NOTICE.-F0R SALE A BARRoOM COUN-
N ter Gothic built: made order and is nearly new
win be roi cheap. Apply at lie Third avenue corner Of
Fourteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06

.fJ0UNTy BOARD.-Two OR THREE CHILDREN
" will lie taken 10 Board In the country ~ miles from the
city where they vii. receive good Tao lady be
.oeen for two days at Isl West Twentieth street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-17
GBs 9aiIp Spy aaonst, glpmoap aummg ggmtB IT, 1882

government been the whole time? Where
are our mechanics Where are our engin-
GERS Why have we not dashed into some of
the southern cites and struck terror by new
inventions and the use of before unheard of
engines OF warfare 1t is useless to deny that
there Is and has been great reason for mOriifi-
cation ard shame. There is such an effort
not to hurt any body Ia this war, such tremen.
dous fear OF breaking somebody's glass, or of
treading on some equity toe that halt our en-
ergies seem directed TO ascertain lrow not to
do 1t. Mr.. CHANDLER concluded by pay ing
an emphatic tribute TO the mechanical skill of
the commonwealth. He desired that it might
be drawn out and directed against the enemy.
Let lis see il some Massachusetts mechanic
will not win immortality for himself and bis
state, like Ericsson, the great contriver of the
steamer which ought to have his name.
On motion of Mr.. LEE OF Templeton, the
resolve was amended by substituting tie words
Zone or more" for 'an," so that it now reads,
"in building one more Ericsson or other
irOn-clad steamers"
On motion OF Mr.. Parsons of Brookline,
the rule requiring the resolve TO go TO the
committee ON finance, was suspended, and,
under q suspension of the rules, the resolve
took its several readings and was ordered TO
be engrossed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-17

GNNERAL MCCLELLAN has issued stirring
address to his army, which announces his de-
termination to move forward and find the en-.
amy. That army will no longer be inactive
He is evidently aroused and earnestly bent on
striking heavy blow at the enemy. His army
is numerous, well disciplined, admirably Of
ficered, fully supplied with everything neces-
sary, and in very fine condition He can trnst
it, aud, as he will undoubtedly do all in his
power 10 win brilliant success, and res
cue his reputation from the suspicion of
incapscity, we may expect to hear Of
Lrave deeds done by the army of the Poto-
mac He has been sharply critized for his in
active campaign against Manassas and for
allowing the rebels to escape from that posi-
ton with all their guns, stores, and baggage.
Bat if his campaign against their new posi-
tion is conducted in the spirit of his proclama.
ton, il will be SO successful and have such
splendid results, as will disarm this criticism
and make the country forget what has hap
pened at Manassas. Laughter over the quaker
guns will cease. If he should iail-but, with
such an enemy, failure is impossible. Only
give that army an opportunity to attack the
enemy and success is certain