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FUTURE RAY4.


BY w. L. WALL co., Auctioneers.
pEREMPTokr AIGIIoS, AALE OF 60
yemser. a. 70 clock we win sch 10 front of the
Auction Rooms. 20 close coBsigunprufs. O nuUecr
Of lots Of u roceries. for cash, embrSsna-
Bsrreis yellow and Refined Sugar, -.
Chests Tea,
Ticrccs Cincinnati Hams and Reef.
Boxes Starch. vermioelia and Naecsr oui
Boxes Chewing rebaeco and S-ears
Cases assorted Preserves and Pickles,
Bo1es Lemons and Barrels Beans and PORK
Boxes Hacking and Brcshes, barrels Nuts,
Cases Aromatic Bfttcn.
Case Lemen and Raspberry Strip.
Barrels Strip ssd viBee sr. Barrels Herring.
And q quantity cf ANAL Stores.
mole tRepl w. L. WALL 4 CO., Auets-.
By HewLIRG. Auctioseer, 9sorsssevs.
A pMIEIsTRAT0k's SALE OF CARPENTRY
"a TooIS. Lgnnsa, Ae., Ar Aucrtoxs-on M
sell. BY order Of the Orphans Court. ~ the Won
shop Of the late Thomas Cissei, Congress strest.
IL the rear 81 q . NJ. p, Church. Georretown %
e.. lot OF CARPENTER b Tools
large Jack Screw,
bot ef Lumbe- s worn Benches,
1eojs. Chests .snd Tools,
Lot Car penters Toos<
q rind-febe ana Aortiefss Machine.
STEPHEN 7. BROWN, Admini<.r..or.
nos DOWIrSG
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THaokE NsEtsrs-CArAERsa ApEEc7Ioys-
Ir Un NoSchF SKIER offers his ser ires 90 pnr-cr
er%i -: t~nI. Any InaiHdy If the Throat Cat,.r
He WI pay rar-icu!ar attention ~ hose ci4cs -as
Us .'ic.e a. il airCsdy treated has LC.r &C
great. oEce 221 Pa. ay., oppc-itc VI iilsrd. =
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rLoAKS-CLOAKS,
y ANB CLoAKING CLOTHS
We have just received large and beautiful stock
Of Psris styles CL9Aks. Also, Black and Frosted
BEAVER CLOTHS. suitable for Ladies' and
Misses Cloaks. To all of which ask the especial
attention of our friends and the dealin public
Nj. TAYLOR * CO,
no S-eOl2t, No. ~ Center Market Snsce
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/. q. y. FAT the annual meeting of th..
Grand Lodge, /. o. o. F., of the District Of Co.
lumba,s held last night, the following were
cIected Officers for the next year: William r.
Mclean. NJ. w. G.. Master: San'l E. Douglass
X. w. ID. G. Master; Jackson EdIronson r.
w. Il. Warden; John Il. Bangs, X. W. e. Sec
retary-re-elected; Martin johnson, r. w. e.
Ireasurer-re-elsctpd. After the transaction
OF other business, the Grand Lodge adjourned
until the evening of the second Monday in De-
oember, when the installation will take place
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CTEAMEp OYSTERs.-FIRsT WARD STEAM.
p ED OYSTER SALOON, l62 Pa:aL@N
W0ODLEY begs to inform the citizens SxA#
ard strangers in Washington that he
opened a snug Steamed Oyster saloon in the First
Ward, where he hopes by. selling nothing but the
Remember-Neariy opposite his late plaee-the
Eagle Restaurant. ia. ID. no 4-eolms
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1856 FOR BUMsi 4S6
Avariety of PHOTOGRAPH CARDS emb-acin.
COPIES OF ctiebrated engrHvngs, paintiups and
statuary, at ts- j. RKRTTER'S
No. 4s6 Seventh St, doors above
&C io-I Odd felows' Hall.
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old DEMAND NOTES,
~ - U. s. TREASURY NOTES iErE
AND SILVER
RlTTENHOUsE FAINT q Co
&C q I'm Bankers, No. 50 Pa avenue
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nIssoLUTIoN OF copARTNERsHIp.

The Arm heretofore doing business under the
name az title of il. II. Il G. G. SCHNEIDER is this
day di solved by mutual consent. l.. H. Schneider
is authorized to ssttle all bills due By the Arm and
collect all bills and notes due the Same -
l.. III. SCHNEIDER.
October IL, 1859 81 e. c. SCHNEIDER'
The undersigned will continue the general Hard
ware Business at the old stand where he solicfts
the cid firm 50 =
Oc3i L. II SCUNEYDER
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A QUEER PLACE FOR WOoD.- Yesterday
morning Mrs Mary McGowan and Mrs Mary
Metiurtl9r called on officers Crown and Mich
OILS and stated that some persons had been steal
i@ their Woed, and that they suspected Cathe-
rlne Adams and Elizabeth Washington. two
colored women living in Prathers Alley, as
being the thieves. The officers, getting a de-
scrlption OF the wood. (Which had been used in
balIng hay.) went to the house, and after 4 dill
igent search found about Sl.5O worth secreted
under feather bed. The two women were
taken before Justice Barnaclo and committed
fer court.
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TENTS! TENTSl
SUTLEkS' TENTS on hand and made to order
atEDWARD LILLY'S AWNING, TENT and FLAG
FACIEEY corner ~ street and PepnsyIvsaie av-
n. B.-SECONI-HAND TENTS BOUGHT and
SOLD. Hffff-" ? y oc % I'm
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SEWING MACHINES!
- SEWING MACHINESl
large stock, of different patterns for sale at
!ry lo,c prices, suitable for family heavy tailor
ing work. A. P. SHARP 4, CO,
SO s. Howard treet, Baltimore.
S25 Superior Family Sewing Machines on
exhibition At Mrs. q. PRECSs', $685. Seventh
street, Washington. no 4-lnnt,
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g ERVAN 6OOpS-At mod.rats nric.s
One price o, ly. -tf. r
An inspection of stock implies no Obligation to
purchase H. -4rst.
Al. parcels fer the interior propesly packed, free
OF charge. PERRY 4 BRO.
no 81 T., ..r Pa avenue and Ninth street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-29
FROM HAVANA.

New YORK, May 28.-The steamer CO.
lumbia, from Havana the 9th, arrived to-
night. Nothing new from Mexico. Several
letters had been received from rebel sources
in New Orleans, pretending to give accounts
Of the defeat of HallecR; also that General
Butler had robbed the Dutch consulate of
100000, deposited there by one Farstall,
agent Of the Banker Hope, and that all the
consuls made a unanimous protest against it !;
and that Farragut and Porter were afraid to
land at New Orleans on account of the mob,
all of which, and other foolish statements,
were eagerly printed by the Diario Marina,
which refused to correct the statements al
though proved to be false. The last direct
accounts, of May Sd, place the French forces
y miles from Puebla with $4,000 Mexican
soldiers ready to give them battle.
Advices from Venezuela state that the gov
eminent was everywhere victorious. There
had been an earthquake at Caracas.
Several vessels have sailed from Havana
for New Orleans, and more are advertised, in
Guiding two Spanish steamers. Two rebel
schooners with cotton have arrived. The
British steamer Edward Hawkins had arrived
with cargo of cotton from Matamoras, and
sailed for Liverpool.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-29
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-The new treaty to-
day with Mexico don't meet the views of the
government 1t will undoubtedly be rejected
by the senate.
The government expects that under its
plans, the rebel force in the valley of the
Shenandoah will be captured
The following officers have been ordered
to the L. S. steamer South Carolina Com
mander, John Almy, detached from the New
Nork yard; acting master, T. d. Brewer, de-
tached from the Minnesota, and acting master
Frederick f. Bowey; Lieut.. 0. w. Stanton
is ordered to the gunboat Tioga; Lieut. w.
H. Macomb is to command the gunboat Gen
nessee; Lieut. w. IL. Dana is ordered to the
Tennessee; Paymaster James Fulton is or
dered to the Adirondack; S. H. Fish of Will
Harrisburg, n. Y, is appointed acting assistant
surgeon and ordered to report to Com. Pauld-
ing for duty; acting master w p. Randall,
late of the Cumberland, is promoted to acting
volunteer lieutenant for gallant Conduct, and
ordered to the gunboat Port Royal; assistant
paymaster John Swolson is ordered to the
HOuStOnic
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-29
ARRESTS IN NIARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, May 2S.-Last Sunday, deputy
provost marshal McPhail, by order of Gen.
Dix, proceeded to Easton, Md, to arrest
judge Carmichael and prosecuting attorney
Powell, on a charge of treason. He was in
formed that an attempt would be made to re-
sist by 100 armed men. The excitement was
intense on Monday and threats of violence
repeated. The marshal telegraphed to Gen.
Dix, who sent 1875 men of the I'd Delaware
regiment to the scene. Before they entered
the town, the marshal entered the court room
and told the judge he must consider him
self under arrest. The judge demand
ed by what authority; the reply was that
of the United States. The judge said he
didn't recognize that authority under the Cir
cumstances. An officer assembled the steps to
make the arrest, when the judge resisted and
kicked him. The officer drew his revolver
and struck the judge on the head with it, in
hlctlng slight wound. Other officers arrest
ed Powell and two other citizens, McNabt
and Phescault-all done in a few minutes.
There was the greatest excitement in the
court room, but the military soon appeared,
and after short delay the whole party were
marched to the steamer and brought to fort
McHenry.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-29

CINCINNATI, May 2S.-A number of COM
panies of the Indiana legion have arrived at
Indianapolis to guard prisoners, The Goth
Indiana regiment, Col. Owen, is under march
ing orders. The 18th and 10Th Indiana regi-
ments will reorganize Immediately.
BALTIMORE, May 2S.-Eugene Van Ness,
paymaster in the army died to-day. He has
been in the army 90 years.
New YORK, May 2S.-Three regiments left
tonight, amid the greatest enthusiasm, ac-
companied by thousands to the point of de-
parture.
Surgeon general VIM, A. Hammond arrived
here to-day, from Washington. His visit was
for the purpose of perfecting arrangements
with the different state agents, relative to pro-
viding for the relief of the wounded and sick
soldiers. He visited various hospitals in the
city, and also the New England rooms, ex-
pressing himself in the highest terms of com
mendation of the excellent arrangements at
the rooms, and of the system adopted by Col
Howe.
New YORK, May Notwithstanding the
statement from Washington that there is no
danger there, five more regiments from this
city leave here tomorrow morning, making
some ten thousand troops from New York
city since Monday night
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-29
ARRIVAL OF SOLDIERS.

New York, May 2S.-The following have
arrived in the steamer Spaulding: From the
Massachusetts, regiments-G. H. Batchelder,
10th; L. H. Gilman, LIST; corporal w. A.
Smith, LIST; T. NJ. Gridley, lst; G. b. CO.
burn, LIST; B. S. Howe 22d; G. Walton,
drummer; first corporal J. j. FROST, LIST; S.
Devereaux, 22d; sergeant M. c.. Copk, 10Th
J. w. Segeart, Jr., 10Th; j. M. Bass, 18th
NJ. H. Murray, S. Dumball, 10th; G. E.
Mitchell, 10th Q. j. Scrber, G. II. Drew, 22d
M. Lyon, d. Blassell, 10th; 7. Crawley, 18th
II. S. Doyle, 10th; A. Bliss, 22d; A. II.
Skinner, band, do, H. Sullivan, dol G. Msr-
gridge, 9Th; G. B. Robinson, LIST, f. Hutch
ms, do.
Maine regiments "A. Frazer, I'd, H. d.
Dunbar, do, c. n. Cracker, do; I. Craw-
ford. 9TH; S. p Prescott, 18th; H. p. Nor
ton, I'd, S. p. Martin, do; r. harrington,
9th M. Foster, 9th.
Vermont regiments ID. Hastings, Sd; p,
Rose, I'd, H. W. Hickock, do, j. Hurlburt,
do. II. Near, do. A. d. Button, 9th, j. j. Pills
bury, do, G. w. Cummings do; j. A. Tay-
lor, 4th, D. Smith, do, f. II. Styles, do.
New York, May 2s.-The steamer George
Peabody arrived tonight from Hatteras. She
has % rebel prisoners and the crew and pas
sengers of the wrecked steamerOriental,
MAucH CHUNK, Pa, May 2S.-W. II,
Cool's powder mills at Beaver Meadow, Pa
blew up this morning. No one injured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-29
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
FROM GEN. McCLELL4N,s COMMAND

New York, May 28-A fort Monroe letter
Of the 26th says the Naugatuck has arrived
there from City Point, with dispatches for the
navy department. The fleet was ready to at
tack fort Darling as soon as the order should
be given. The rebels had increased their
forces considerably on the south bank of the
James river, from City Point to Richmond,
and had forced the citizens of City Point and
vicinity to retire to the interior. The rebels
were improving the defences of the Appomat-
tox.
Beauregard visits Richmond only to confer
with the rebel leaders concerning his opera
tons at the west. He is said to have reached
Richmond with extraordinary difficulty, and
doubts are expressed concerning his safety on
going back.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-Gen. Mcclellan
telegraphs to the secretary of war that the
battle of Hanover Court House resulted in a
complete rout of the enemy. 1t is stated
that we have taken 500 prisoners and that
more are coming in. The loss of the enemy
is set down at 1000. Our men buried one
hundred of their dead. Our loss is 379 in
killed, wounded, and missing, of which SO
were killed.
The forces opposed to us were principally
from North Carolina and Georgia. The pris-
oners from the former state express them
selves as very tired of the war. They also
say that their defeat will have a demoralizing
effect on the rebel army.
Information from Gen. Halleck dated yes
terday, indicates that no engagement had tax
en- place there.
No further particulars of Gen. Banks af-
fair have been received.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-29
FROM GEN, BANKS, COMMAND.

New YORK, May 2S.-The Worlds CORE
spondent says of eight or nine hundred men
in the fight at Front Royal, only one hundred
and fifty returned-more may come in. In
the fight near Strasburg, company A, of the
Vermont cavalry, were all lost, captured, or
killed, except Capt. Plat and his lieutenant,
and half dozen men who made their escape
most credtably. Major Collins is among the
captured, and Major Sawyer, whose horse fell
under him and injured his foot made good
his escape with no further injury.
In Sundays fighting near Winchester, 1t
Col Brown, of the 28th New York. is said to
be killed. Col. Knipe, of the 46th Pennsylva-
mia, wounded and taken prisoner. Colonel
Murphy, of the 29th Pennsylvania, killed, and
many others.
The second Massachusetts was firing upon
the enemy from behind stone wall, when
they were opened upon by an enflading fire
from the enemy, who had come upon our
flank. They had to escape, coming as they
did in vastly superior numbers. The Maine
cavalry suffered severely in Saturdays fight.
Donnely's brigade crossed the Potomac at
dam No. 4.
Gen. Banks was in the rear of the retreat,
and shell exploded four feet from him with
out injuring him.
Winchester is reported to be burned. Some
ammunition was seen to explode and while
we were leaving loud report was followed
by the rising up Of large sphere of smoke
high in the air. The enemy had stationed a
force at Berryville to prevent our retreating
to Harper's Ferry, and we were compelled to
take the road to Martinsburg.
The Baltimore American of yesterday says
that Banks received reintorcements at Harp
er's Ferry, at least eighteen thousand discip-
lined troops, and six car loads of siege guns.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-29
FROM COEsENTIT.

CINCINNATI, May 2S.-A special to the Ga
zette from Indianapolis says that an officer
who left Cornth on Monday reports that the
army had moved up to within three-tourths of
a mile of the enemys Notifications on Sun
day night, and are entrenching. Gen. Hal
leck says his position will not warrant his
risking anything; hence his moving by regu-
lar approaches and terrifying as he goes. 1t
was expected that our forces would open on
he enemy by Thursday.
Gen. Lowell, it was reported, arrived at
Corinth, Sunday night, with seven thousand
raw recruits. Deserters say that the army
has more confidence in Gems. Bragg and Price
than in Beauregard. The rebel army is on
half rations. They get fresh beef twice a
week, and spoiled corn beef the rest of the
time. No pork is given out at all. The sick
ness in their army is fearful, and increasing
rapidly, while ours is improving, Their off
GERS have sent all their baggage and personal
effects to Grand Junction
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-29
ITEMS.

Bosrox, May 2s.-On the arrival of the
southern train tonight, a steam tug con-
veyed dispatches from Lord Lyons and a sup
Elementary mail to the steamship Canada, at
anchor below, and she soon after steamed
away for Halifax and Liverpool.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 2s.-D. C. Slower, the
stock swinder, left to-day with guard, for
New York. He is not very communicative.
He says he used all the blanks he had, and
cannot tell without examining the books how
much spurious stock has been issued
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-29
FROM NEW ORLEANS AND NAT
CHEZ,

New YORK. May 28.-In New Orleans
newspapers of May 18th, Gen. Butler has
published lengthy notice to the people, an
nouncing distribution among the poor Of
1000 barrels of beef and sugar captured while
on its way to the rebel army.
A Natchez paper of the 18th, gives the cor
respOndence between Capt. Palmer of the r.
oquois and the mayor of Natchez demanding
and according a surrender of that city, the
mayor, however, refusing to guarantee that
the American flag would be unmolested by
the people.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-29
ASSISTANT sEoRETARY snnnr

PHrLADELPHIA, May 2s.-Hon. Thomas A.
Scott, assistant secretary of war, has arrived
here direct from Gen. Halleck's army before
Corinth, having left there last Friday. He
says that the army is in excellent condition,
occupying strong position and ready for the
great struggle A battle may be expected
there within the next few days.
Mr.. Scott has been unanimously reelected
vice president of the Pennsylvania railroad,
and will soon enter upon the management of
the company, president Edgar Thompson be-
ing about to depart for Europe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-29

NEW YORK, May 2s.-COrT irmer; sales 1900 bales,
at Sic FIR miaIine uplands.
FL0UR->ales 1900 bbs: state and stern SO lower
superfiue SIPS q S450 extra state $50 465
round hoop Ohio 800 a $40; sIperfne western Is a
4,31; common to good extra western $50 40; south
ern unchanged; sales 400 bits, mixed to good 4g5 q
So fancy and extra 565 % IS; CanIda5c Lowell; sales
1890 bbls extra4,5O a %.
GRAIN.-Whcat q &c lowers sales 32l 500 hush; Chi.
cago spring 20 q Gle; Milwaukee club IS q lO4 winter
rel western Sll0 a. 81 49, white Michigan l20; amber
Michigan LIS @ lis Corn opened lc lower, bat closed
a II tie frncr.
PROV SI0NS-Beef steady; sales $50 bbls Pork un-
CHI nged sales 1858 bbs Cut steady; sales 1000
pegs Bacon nominal. Lard less active and hardly so
firm; sales 4SO bhs. Butter quiet Whiskev unchanged.
sales 900 bbs at 234 q 241c Rice firm; sales at II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-29

NEW YORK May 2s-STOCKS steady, with mod
crate business Chicago and Rock Island Az Toledo Al
Gaena and Chicago 81: Illinois Central scrip 6O2 Micli-
gan Southern guaranteed 54s; Michigan Contra 6U2
Harlem IS5 h 20; Hudson 453 Eric 354; Central
Sss; Pacific Mail ll0s; American Gold 1885, Missouri
skies Sill Tennessee sxes 55i Treasury 3-lOhs l043
skies 81, registered 1893; fves rs, coupons 95&
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-29
KENNE0YS RHEUMATIC IMMINENT

The attention Of the public is called to this most OK
eGllent Of all Lnments as perfect and speedy
all the aches and pains thatfesh Is heir TO.
RHEUMATISM is caused by stagnatlon of the
auids, arising from checked Persprations cured by
few bottles Of kEHNEDY's kHEUMATic LIsIMEET.
NEURALGsA--thc king Of oil pain Is cnuaed BY
an Inflammation 81 the nerves-s Instantly cured by
| few applications Of KENHEDY's RHEUMATIC LfsIMEAT
kPRNINS are caused by an overcxtension and
sudden action " the musces--ls curtd By few bot
ties of kENSEDYs RHEUMATIC LiNiMEST equally good
| for man or beast
PLEURIsY is an Inflammation Of the lining Of
| the rbs-s cured BY bottles of KENEEDYs RsEu-
| MATIc LTSINENr
gesb and smashing the tssucsls instantly relieved
ny KsSssHfP' % sostrasoa d he muscles caused by
sudden stoppage Of the nervous hud. which prevents
tions ~ KESEEDY's RnEuMATic LlNNEST.
BILIOUS collie is caused by aneuralgia in the
RHEuMAuc LiSiMEST in warm water every half hour
SOWE THROAT AND mOARsENEss
caused by an unnatural dryncss OF the gianhs-wet
apply II on going to bed, and YOU will be wclin the
MEADACHE AND TMWOunINO OF
THE TEMPLES is caused by pressure from IN sensible
perspTaiion-s cured by few applications Of KESHE-
,,wEX X EsS OF rue BAoK-Follow the
direction In the circular around each bottle
Is good for loothaehc Earache, Swelled Face and
Inflammation of every kind Every family should have
Manufactured by DoSALp KENNEDY. Roxbury.
Maj p gTsS 80 septs; Sda ey pAyP SCOTT ME9
everywhere
nj ANHOOD:- HOW LOST HOW
Iva RESroREDl just published In Sealed Enycl
Ope. Price six Cents. Lecture on the Nature, Ircat
men and Radical Cure Of Spernltorrg9 q ssa TX
Weakness Involuntary Emissions, SEXUAL nen,u co nu
tmncdncnts Marri &c generally. Neryousnet Ty ~
sumption, Epcpiy and ~ Mental anu "bnnItt ~
capacity resulting nom -eltAbnscj &C o ~ noah ~
! t,TLEENWFI L. NJ. D. Author Of tue gfeen n0oA ~.
"a BoOS 70 TnorsAEDs ~ stYfhhhls, sns unui
senl In nialn eiveinpc. to any address p9st goid On
rsrsint Of six cents. fyyo hostage sihhl 1af vi
s.oss a. M - 80 az wis7n apl
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY is offered
~ o. nersop with small capital. IN a safe cash bust
80, vail established Apply at tlANEN'S, No. HsT
rington Corner lulh@cu ~
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Two bottles warranted nursing so re mouth
One TO three bottles will clear the system Of bles
TWO bottles are warranted to cure the canker
the stomach.
Three or five bottles warranted to cure the worst
kinds of Eryspeas
One two bottles cure all humOrs in
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted euro running Of the ears
and hlOchcs among the hair
-Four to six bottles warranted cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruptlons Of the skin.
TWO or three bittlcs are warranted to the
kind Of rngwOm.
Two three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate case OF rheumatism.
Three or tour bottles warranted to cure salt
rheum
Five to eight bottles warranted to cure the worst
scrofula
cases of dyspepsia l know from the experience Of
thousands that it has been caused By cankerin the
stomach
One or two bottles are warranted to cure sick head
ache.
One or two bottles warranted regulate costive
state Of the bowels
One bottles will regulate allderangement the
kidneys.
Four to six bottles have cured the worst cases
nv strictly following the directions in the pamphlet
around each bottle, ard judicious application of the
SALT KIgEUM OINTMENT,
SCROFULA OINTMENT. AND
HEALING OINTMENT,
and ulcer, Of whatever kind or nature exccp
cancer that has taken root Is perfectly and permanently
cured.
For sale by all druggists everywhere.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-29

r W. ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER will
attend to the sale of Real Estate and Personal Prop
ETY. on reasonable terms Apply by letter to him at
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MANHOOD: D. HOW LOST! HOW

A GOOD OPPORTUNITY is offered
~ g. nersop with q snnilcapltal IN a safe cash bust
mess well established. Apply hllANEN's, No.3 liar
.,ns,on Corner 1ulfh6Sti ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-29

COTTON SEED OIL MEAL For
~ sale by GEO. S. HoPPIN Il CO., I Mechanic street
DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-29

VNO FARMERS 900 bush. extra quail.
a ity WHITE MARYLAND CORN for sowing, re-
myi3 dtf ". D uoLBRooK 4 co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-29

DIR. 3. G. GOULD'S PIN WORM
- .p S1nRuP-For sale. wholesale and retail BY GEO
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-29

100 GALLONS MAPLE SYRUP
y Vi extra quality, just received, and for sale by
,s . ID. ID. ALLEN,
uS0 uoW No, \ Front street,