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The national Republican., 1862-05-09
TONIGHT,
THE GIPSEY'S lay!

AN44o~ S&SAeS s0SA ~ &SAs
The operate Sonsstrsss.
Dick Parker,
Canterbury: 0wa Boy,
N 4 NJ MO7H OMPANY.
THE COURT OF BEAUTY,
Mis- FRANK ,,ss ;,I4II hIaFoktE, kIE,,yoxn
Miss LILLY BRANDON,
And LITTLE ELLA
ENTIRE CHIHgE OF PROGRAMME
Doors open at ~ Perfo nance at 50 O'Clock
Admission 2b cents; Orchestra chairs % cents
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Mis- JULIA MORM!MEh viii make her lrst
&so Ms ApsRiIHffEF psRiIfE he s0,a sn,
Go pGtRSr N an 'mmense ill for the LADIES "ad
4 Number Of valuable fresents--one q s9s Silver
Cake Basktt-wiil be given away.
Mrs. DkURY, Fort Corcoran, rereiysd s9b Sll.
yer Cake ga'ket Wednesday, May 7,h' Istarl
T"s wAs"'SaTSs HosDsmy OF MUSIC,
No $50, Pennsyirdnid Apsnue, South de- bc,,oern Nin
and Tenth streets.
Every evening", remarkably fine
Free COncer rt,
embracing selections from ih4 best classic music and
than IN any other American concert saloon.
The celebrated Italian Singer,
siGkoR ANTONIO TiBERTIki.
Pfima Baritone Fl ON the st. CARO- Theatre, At Ma.
pies has been engaged, and will assist the emit rtain
ment Of the evtning with the finest Melodies and
tSougs ever produced In this city.
The guest and the public are invited and may rely
upon having svery comfort they deaS. In addition
to the finest music In Washington, th6g will obtain
on call rrom the atteutivs attendants decidedly the
best REFRESHMENTS for sale In the Federal
Metropolis.
OfiCers constantly In attendance to keep good
order.
Concert commencing Of I p m.
sp2 2l-tt HENRY ROSENTHAL, Prop'r.
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OppOsite W illhrud HOtel
Devoted 10 the trestment MEDICALLY and Surei.
eally, OF all Mslsdits of the
EYE AND EAR,
IN CHARGg OF
DR.. +. A. Won SKER,
OCULIsr AND AURIsr, '.
From Clinton Place, New York City.
TESTIMONIALS.
J. malls, DR. Won Moschziskef begs 10 state that he
ID only induced to do 90 asthey proosei from sources
30 high and reliable as to rendo II matter OF grstl
10 nion for HI not only TO possess, bat 10 publkh
thsm: elI
10 stteststiou OF the skill Of De- Won hoschkb kel
a. an Auiist, would state that have bssn aficed
enable me to hear. Under the treatment Of DR.. Won
MoscbziskeT, In the oourss Of three months, have
40 far recovered that can nov hear conversation
ns Of M ns
~ noises 10 the head, and dichargss from the ear
Iy. W. h Cooks
ESona tls Htn. Senator j. ,. Simmons.
Mr.. Cookies case Of deafness ha, been long known
requiring g eat elevation Of soiee 1t Gives me
pleasure TO add my testimonial 10 the professional
skil' Of DR.. Moee6ristsr, ., am now able to con
verse with my friend, Mr. Cooke, as with her
j. r. SIMMONS, U. s S.
d wAsuIsoros, April 10, lt62
This IL 10 riify tha the hearing Of my son, boy
70 Tor % some Year, an proud @ to @ STATE that Ii: hssrDS
Is now restored by the treatment OF DIR. y. A. Won
Moschzi' ker, to whom would recommend all who
are affi oted Ia that way.
bSs Massaohusetts syenus, between Fourth and
Fiflh streets.
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AIAYoRie OFFIoE

4 Ieorgetown, April 10, 1862.
THIS "a to certify that my hearing having been
much impaired for tome time past, placed myself
under the professional treatment Of Dr.. Won Mosoh.
zisker. After few weeks OF his care, experienced
my healing as good Is II has been at any time with.
In my recollection. II. ADDISON, MAJOR.
Persons wishing TO b treated by DR.. Ven Mosoh.
zisker Tor any malady Of the EYE o. EAR should
benoat u his attention during bis stay In w.shing.
ton. my olm
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DY GHaEs & WILLIAMS, huctionee.s
y LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF
FINE NEWINE5--I hampagne, Brandy, Whisky, Gin
aud Fancy Liquors generally; Fine G' oceties, To-
Oscoo: AID ssgsrs, 20 By catalogue At AuCLioS. y
srd AZ auction by virtue Of deed of tru.t to tbs
sub criber, at ID O'Clock, m, at No. 23 Pennsy
vapia avenue, oFpo lite Willar.s' Hotel the ,oek
and Fixtures of first class Wihe Liquor, ard Gro
Gerry Store The above stock was selected with great
car for first .class trade.
Included 10 the sale will be found many articles Of
Groc ries and ae Liquors, w:rthy the attention Of
Hcusekef pers, Suffers, and the trsde In general.
Terms, cash. II NJ. REAZOR,
Trustee.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
my r-dxdJ Ts;arl AuctoneerS
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OK REWARD.-STOLENf frcm the subscriber
sDC on the 7th inst ant, . Silver Lever WATCH,
No. 33,l47. The above reward will be paid for It's
return to PATRICK HANLY, Second District
Volunteers, Meridian Hill. S-1t
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435 D STREET, Nay Z. 1862.
GENTLEMEN: Your letter Of last evening gives
me pleasure; and, as |. |. my determination to
pursue tue dramatic profession, accept the
proifered benefit with gratitude.
[ beg to designate Fords Atheneum o. the
place, aud Saturday ovesiug (l0th May) as the
lime Of lis bestORal.
Your obedieut servant, 70.
J. OHEsrSEY.
To Messrs. Sedgwick, Duell, Hay. Nicolay,
Weston, and others.

ITALIAN OrERA AND GorTscHALK.-To-night,
III Growers Theatre, Rossini's celebrated opera
nf " The Barber " Seville" will be produced,
with a most powerful cast. Madame D'Angri,
the celebrated contral.o. will appear In the
role Of Rosins. n role in which she has no rival;
Brig oli, the famous tenor, as Almaviva; Susini,
In - world. renowned character Of BArtolo;
MaIousi, as Figaro; Amodio, as Basllio; while
Gottschalk, the great pianist, will perform four
cf his great compositions. This will be the
last night but one Of the opera. A large and
fashionable audience may be expected.
FoRpS ArHEsIuA-This iavorits place was
crowded last night, 10 witness the representa-.
lion Of the " Gladiator." Tho increasing pop.
ularity of the Atheneum gives evidence that
the efforts Of the management TO please and
instruct the public are appreciated. -r. y
Tonight tho house viii, without doubt, be
orowded to its ut most capacity, to see Forrest
10 his last night Of the present engagement
The Lady Of Lyons" Is announced for tonight.
CAsTEHBuRY.-Tho great dance entitled the
"Gipscy's Lay" produces the greatest snthu.
sissm each night, and our citizens can never
grow weary in listening TO the sweet strains OF
Misses Mortimer and Duval. or In witnessing
the charming dancing Of The faoinating Mille
Fowler. The Court OF Beauty" also appear
to night, with Worrel, Dick Parker, Harry
Rice. aud the rest Of the immense COMPANY.
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,.mn, AaD wySannp soLDiass N
% NODk1TAL. az ID
Pubshed IN eenfogna,v with tise resoastiou Of the
I b1nats VI July 10, 1881. ~
~ Saxs~y Asspssl. esOrsso,On, May 2 "a
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NroW THE TIME TO BUY SPRING
~ Clothing, Trunks Hats, and Caps. q No; a.. 900
Seventh strsst. mar N-aSm
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sT RotIoes Of Marris Ses, ,nirsAs, aad
Deaths, ,,6IiaI -
Occurring 10, Washington apd Georgetown, vii
be printed In this paper wi,hous charge.
CenpliY, .sAyy esnsaa q lMlfvca sstnv

Cehpiims ns larry Dens0a - ihlivCo est ney,
Il will b. seeu BY the oorTe -pondesc4 below,
that Miss Ch+,nry, of waos sssIcsssa The cii
scns Of Washington are 20 jusiy proud, &c
ecp's a complimentary seneat rendered 70 icr,
and has designated for that purpose, 50 urday
evening, q: Ford's Aihsneuin. rHs.ab rIHI
Her talents, accomplishments, youth and
beauty, present. a combination Of attractions
which proved irresistible at nrst sight, With
experience and With health, Of which she can
not be too careful, there 10 nothing beyond
her reasonable ambition in the profession shc
has chosen. n' ~, - ......
Miss Gaestney: w 'tia
MADAx-H wing learned that II b your In
tention TO follow the profession you hAvs adop-
for professional tour In the North, we beg
to tender you complinsutary benefit, prior
to your departure, at such timo aad place az
may he agreeable to you u.
Respectfully yours.
Hon. j. W. Wallace, Pa Hon. N. 8. Wiki
son, Minn; Hon. Cyrus Aldrich, Mna.; Hou
Wm Kellogg, Ill; Hon. g. B. Sedgwick. N. Y;
Hon. X. II. Duell. N "; Hon. Sidney Egertop,
Pa; Hon. A.,G. Riddle, Pa; Hon. A 4. Ser.
gent, CAL; Hon. B. +. Granger. Mich; Geo. N.
Weston. Editor National Republican; John G.
Nicolay, Private Secretary 70 the President;
John Hay, Private Secretary 10 the President;
Daniel Goodloe, Horaio King, Commissioned
under Emancipation bill; George Riggs, E,q.
JIM. Carlisle, Esq.; Walter Dsvidg,. Esq VIM
A Bradley. E.qj Hamilton Fant, Esq Jas. @
McGnire, Ed; Joha F. Coyle, Esq; Geo. Par.
ksr. Esq /; J. W. Webb, Esq sn'' a.. .
Aav lAk9
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nv y. o. ycaULaH q G0,; ASss,c..s...
o. sATuRDAY MORNING, Nay loth, at 10
O'Clock, ia front of the Auction Rooms, we shall
ssll- ..r. --s.r.
Excellent Jersey Wagon,
Leather top Buggy Wagon,
Siugle.harness no-top Wagon.
''' JAS G. Mcguire Co,
mya--2t .|0.. To-. Auctioneers
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DY J q. McGUyWE q CD. Auetioneer..
ID DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON MARl
HALF AND SIXTH STREETS, AT AUCTION:
Oa SATURDAY AFTERNOON. May 10th, a,
rSeerye the Essterr part OF Lot II. in the tubdivi
ton OF Square No. tSl fronting 20 fee. one inch on
Maryland avenue, between -Four. and. a.half sn1
Sixth streets west ar running back about so feet
to 10 feet alley, and contaiping sixteen hundred
and eighty square feet
Terms-One third cash. the remainder in elk and
twelve months with interest, secursd by deed OF
trust on the premi es. c. MEG UIRE CO.,
my s-9t Auctioneers
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A. Gtysrol HopitA, Uhiow Hotd, oorner Bridg'
onJ WdshiN0om ar6ks, 6soroeos1n, Nay 2.
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under chapter 154 of the acts of 1861 concord
and Sudbury Meadows Commission,) was
amended, on motion of Mr.. HEARD of Gin
ton, by adding the following words:
ms resolve shall not be admitted as an
admission of the rights and interest of any
parties to whom the commissioners may have
awarded damages in any property or privil-
eyes, as against the rights of the common.
wealth ="
Mr. DAVIS of Plymouth could not subscribe
10 the sum total of the damage and expenses
lslo,I6O oO), and proceeded TO speak in detail
OF the expenses % the commission
His remarks were responded to by Mr..
FIERCE OF Dorchester, who gave, in behalf of
lhe committee on finance, resume of the
| operation of the commission, entering into a
careful exposition of their duties and the ex
| penses incident thereto. In abiding to the
gentlemen composing the commission, he
thought the house, in placing in their hands
the Important work, ought also to place some
confidence in their honesty and abilities He
cohpiimented IN high terms the ability of the
commissioners, adding that such opinions of
them as he had expressed were likewise the
convictions OF numerous other gentlemen. He
added that the resolve had nothing to do with
the title to the dam at Billerica.
The resolve, as amended, was ordered to
! be engroSsed.
The report (ineXpedient to egslate) on the
order concerning determining the width of
! ieIl0es OF wheels Of loaded wagons, and timex
! pedlentl on the order relative to amending sec
ton 9th Of chapter 41st of the General Stat.
utes, concerning attendance in schools-were
severally accepted.
Pending the bill concerning religious ser
| vices in public schools, the house at II o'clock
| adjourned.
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SENATOR Bnrenr OF INDIANA deserves Il

SENATOR BRIGHT OF INDIANA deserves to
be expelled from the senate After the rebel
lion began, he continued to enthusiastically
for the traitors, and kept up communication
with them lie sought to do the conspiracy
service by recommending to its agents man
who had invented valuable Improvement in
firearms, and, in doing this, he wrote letter
addressed as follows ITO His Exeellency
Jefferson Davis, President of the Confederate
States" 1t was friendly letter, and gave the
chosen leader of treason and conspiracy cour-
teous recognition, such as could c. me from 10
man who was not a traitor ut heart.
All this he did, being not only citizen,
but also a senator; and how much more he
dill to aid and comfort treason has not been
told. He has always been the ready TOOL of
those who organized the conspiracy, and he
and the man to whom he gave that letter were
both quite certain that JEFF. Davis would be so
sure OF his sympathy and good wishes as to
place entire confidence in his recommendation.
Neither the letter nor the man to whom il was
given succeeded in getting to Montgomery.
The man was arrested and has been held as a
state prisoner, as Bright himself should have
been.
There never was palmer case of sympathy
with reasonable men. Ii the senator who
kept up intercourse with Aaron Burrdeserved
to be expelled ignomniously what does this
Bright deserve for his sympathy with traitors
compared with whom Aaron Burr almost
seems respectable and patriotic! And yet
some senators, and among them two or three
republican senators, actually seek excus for
his conduct, ard talk OF voting to keep him in
the senate; but Andrew johnson is not
among them, nor Carrot Davis OF Kentucky.
Such weakness as leads few senators to
apologize Tor him has done more than anything
else to encourage rebellion, and make ineffi-
cient the arm of the federal government. The
senators who give way to it are unfit t. be in
places Of grave responsibility, at the present
time. The record OF their vote, should they
vote to retain Bright in the senate, will APP
pear against them hereafter. 1t will not be
pleasing or convenient to remember, for it will
not be just 10 the country
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The following board of officers was chosen
Meeting of
Worcester County Bible

Meeting of Worcester County bible
The torty-sixth annual public meeting of the
Worcester County Bible Society was held on
Sunday evening, at the Park street church
In the absence of the president Hon. Ichabod
Washburn, on account of illness, the vice PIES
dent, Hon. Henry Chaplin, presided. After
reading of Scriptures and prayer by Rev DR..
Hill, Judge Chaplin made some appropriate in
trodnctory remarks, commendatory of the ob.
jects of the society. Deacon Samuel. Guild,
agent of the parent society, was then intro
duced, and made some interesting statements
concerning the operations of the society.
During the last nine months OF the year
1861, upwards of 100000 copies of the Bible
had been distributed By the American society,
being over 100000 more than during the whole
OF the previous year. This includes 100000
volumes to the army. During the past 20
years that he had acted as agent, he had visit
ed l06 600 families, and found 5000 families
without an entire copy OF the Scriptures. He
related instances showing the avidity with
which they had been received and read by the
soldiers in the camps, and reioiced at the vast
influence thereby created for good The OPP.
erations OF the society extended to every ma.
ton and tribe of men, over the globe He
detailed the extent Of its operations, and
closed with an earnest appeal in behalf of the
general circulation of the Scriptures the founda
ton of our social and civil liberties, as well as
of our religious instruction.
The secretary, Rev. Lemuel Moss, read his
annual report, with that of the treasurer the
material details of which we have already
published in connection with the report of the
business meeting recently held.
Hon p. Emory Aldrch, mayor of the city,
was then int oduced, and spoke earnestly and
efectualy in behalf OF the objects Of the so.
ciety He gave reasons for regretting thai
the operations of the county society had OF
late been almost restricted within the limits
Of the city Of Worcester. The records OF
crime, as detailed in the grand jury room,
convinced him, and would convince any one,
that a vast field within the limits Of our own
county had as yet been unexplored, where
great good would have resulted from more
free distribution and study of the Word OF
God in many benighted families, restraining
the tendency 10 vice and crime
Interesting and eloquent remarks followed,
by Rev. Mr., Goodman of New York, and
Hon. lsacc Davis, both enarging on the value
of the Bible as an incentive to patriotism to
the soldier, as well as grand source of phi
lanthropy and religion and good will generally
to all mankind, in all the relations of life.
y collection was taken, and Il large amount
raised, in aid Of the funds OF the society
Btnediction by Rev. Mr. Dadmun closed
the exercises OF the evening.
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The Worcester Gale donian Club celebrated
the 102d anniversary of the birth of Rober
Burns by public festival, at Spur 4 Priest
saloon, on Saturday evening last About fifty
persons were present.
Mr.. James Weir, president of the club pre-
sided at the table, which was well laden will
the best things in the eating line. When the
physical part Of the entertainment was over
sentiments and speeches were the order of the
evening TO a late hour. The principal toasts
were as follows -
l. The Queen Of Great Britain and ireland.
?. Tile President OF The United States. In re-.
Spouse the "Star Spanglcd Banner" was beau.
ttully sung by Mr. Bottomy.
3. The Memory Of RoJen Burns. This was
tie toast of The evening, and was prefaced by
a beautiful and glowing tribute from the chair
man, and after 1t "Rantin', Roarn' Robin
was sung by George Weir.
4.-"Ihe land Of our adoption" This wa
responded to by Mr. Daniel McNaughton, sec
rotary OF the club, in an eloquent and patriot
ic Speech which we should like to print il
connection with this report OF proceedings,
we had room for it, The speech was wei
conceived, earnest, and full OF enthusiasm foi
freedom for men of all races cimes, and col
ors, and more especially for the preservation
of the free institutions of this republic
3. The Land of Cakes. Response, in which
ample justice was done the subject, by MIR
William Hepburn of Mibury, and the song
"Blue Bonnets over the Border" by Mr.. an
Mrs Bottomy.
G. The 18Th IHighlandrS) and 69M (Lrid
Regiments, Men York State Volunteers. Ri
sponse--"llere's health, Caledonia, to thee.
Civil and religious liberty were toasted, an
the proceedings were kept up by recitations
sentiments, and songs, until near y o'clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

South, SIS; Ladies Benevolent Society. First
Unitarian, $50; Yankee Engine Co.. $40 63;
Eugene Miles, Fitchburg, SO; Mrs. +. T. Mer-
rick, So Mrs. Waketield's children, 50 so; Old
South Sabbath School, Sl2 81; Union Infant
Sabbath School, SIS 03 friends in Laurel St.
Parish, So Mrs. c. L. Washburn, Jr., SIS 04
Mrs. Simpson, S. 80 friend from North
bridge, 81; Mayor and Aldermen, 81; friend,
$50; other friends, So, 5 > l, g. /, l each
Other receipts are recorded as follows r.
Newton's bill OF labor, $50. Walker & Sweet
ser's ice bill, S13 SO; I. Suttons coal bill, SIS ;
w. Ross for painting, So fl order ior goods;
Sc; order from Protective Union No. ~, SIS =,
from board and charity box, SAL SO.
The expenditures tor the past year were for
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

The LECTURE to night, by Hon. Horace
Greeley, will not be forgotten, of course. We
hear that the cOntraband who found his way
inside the lines OF the twenty fifth regiment at
Annapolis, and somehow reached this city,
will be upon the platform previous to Mir.
Greeleys lecture and will make few remarks
relative to his escape and concerning the value
Of the peculiar institution
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

~ GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized by the
use Of HILLS MINT SPECIFIC, for Badness and
Failing on of the Hair
CHEAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized by the
use Of WAX FLOSS for dressing the Hair
GREAT EXPECTATIONS will be realized by the
nso Of PREPARED TUFA for cleansing aud beauty
In the Teeth.
"GREAr EXPECTATIONS will be realized by the
use of the WAYERLY PERFUME for the Handkcr
chief
" GREAT EXPECTA TIoNS" will be realized by tho
use Of HILLS LIQUID AMANDE;E, for Chained
Hands, Ronghness Of tie skin, &c
Prepared and sold by
d, JOHN Q. hill, Apothccary.
10 d4m Me 'hanlcs Hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

SUPERIOR CoURT.-The following cases are
put in order for to-day No. 1893, 1868, 1872,
1916, 1866, 1912, 1917, 1864, 1867, 1919, 1862
1864, 1867, 1868, 1872.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

Experience teaches us that delicacy prevents many
females from applying for the means to alleviate suffer-
ing ana save life That objection is cbviated in the case
James Clarkes Fills, prepared after the prcsern
oh OF Sir James Clarke Physician to the Queen of Eng
i" ana wen known 10 be the OILY and sue remedy
'oh'e uculles and distractions from any cause
hey can be sent in bottle containing so pills post free
by eneo ing 81 and postage stamps to any AGENT
SOLD by BUSH " CO.. and ali Druggists.
hio deUd&weow
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M ESSENGERS NOTICE-Co,I,,o,1-,.

-, a, MEALiH OF MAsSACHUs ETrs.-Worcester a. ia,
WY g 20 leol-ilON. HENRY CHAPLIN Jndee ~ Cort
tii IN and for the County Of Worcester bas
IA WIZ lsS5s1 warrant gainst the estate of " AZ
ncaS M Et, OF Worcester in said county civil ensi
nv aiu otntr partner Of the late firm Of CheevTrr
MY 5e delivery Of any property BELONGING 10 AHA
nn uvoto 70 ann or Tor his use and No trinsier Of
"ih property ny him, are forbidden by law ~ ''Vi "a
4r't meeting Of the creditors OF said nsoi,o,t it
he lu ~ Court Of insolvency. Al Worcester ON
signee m oI ,e proof OF debts aud the choice Of an as
JAZZ d3t - NNi' deputy sherin
-. "=t Messenger.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

Valid-Publishcd for the benefit and as y a. an m
bIv Prc no y3ang men who suffer Nervous be
o,' tne means OF Sell cure, by one who cnred if
i DelIs to great expense through medic nj os
n anu quHGkery. single copies may be had Of to
aGutn0r, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Isd, BedtoTd. kints
elope ,lJt,T,,' a p .,l a uules7tu .h
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

L.. Is. Nichols, NJ. h., Homeopathic IshyGia
cin-O lcc and residence liz Main Oic houra
from to- and from 20 O'Clock II.
Worcester, October. 70. 1850. DIFF ais
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

Cat This Out and Remember the. Fact
That will sell month"; for the following. prices
at the Poeucal Exchange Connon BrUonls IA cents
each ana heavier ones dt II and 90 cens good heavy
Shaker Brooms Is ana 30 each; ami i offer aOod
az WOOL Carpets at 80 cents yard former price IS cts
Also, cheap Carpets at II cents and j 3d. 3d. 40 and
40 cents per yard, which think cheaper than MAS ever
sold beflre in FORESTER; the prices 10 be cash
also Will sell my Crockery and Kitchen Goods cheaper
than ever offered before. Please cali and the prices
at the Poetical Exchange Bay state Block
$40 dti ORSON y. HEATH. Proprietor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

EsatchelOr's Hair Dye, THE BEST IN THE WORLD
W. A. Bachelors splendid lair Dye is the Original and
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known Instan.
tantaneous Units effects does the skin and nv.
crates the hair for life BE Garcia and none other
than the genuine signed each side of every box
WILLIAM A. BATcnELoR. Sold by all respectable Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Stores ever where Manufac.
tory No. 81 Barclay street. date IL Bond street. and 2S2
Broadway, New y ork d&wly aus
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

Fox SALE.-A good opportunity ia
offered for smart young man NIX /, s,,ait. ,o,t
VI ~ Wen established cash business Appiv at iiA
VEN s. No. Harrington Corner div iall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

smith, Curative Cleansing J,o,,-...,,,,,l
superior remedy for Headache, Burns Sore ips Ene1
COMPLAINTS Canker Piles, Sore Throat. SCI r. ~.
sac Ny ~ Sll CO, "a Front street 5y tbe ole %
single polite az manufacturers PRICES Gpnd -, Va