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Special gotrtes.

The Best Boot IsIacIIng in the World 80
II IS So There is no mista> about it that BROWN IL
BROTHERS LIQUID BLACKING Is the best Black
lng neXstehce 1t gives superb jet black polish 1t
will not jure the leather 1t will leave your boots per-
fecty soft and pliabc. not require hall the time
or labor to black pair f boots other backing does
1t has ten tried for fifteen years and has given erec
satisfaction wherever has been sold If you don't
icve it, try it and see.
b. +. BROWN Il Co. Agents.
jy7 diy7,q,I0&I2 IL Batterymarch ST. Boston
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BatcheIO.'s Hair Dye, THE BEST IN THE WORLD
WILLIAM A. BATClELOR'S celebrated Hair bye
produces color not TO be distinguished f ON nature
warranted not to iAjuge the Hair the least; remedies
the Ill effects of bad dyes and vigorates hair for
life. Gray Red, Rusty lair instantly turns to a
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the nair soft and
beautiful Sold by all Druggists &c ~ The Genu-
inc is signed WILLIAM a. BATCuELO.., on the four
sides of each box. Factory No. 81 Gearclay street. ate
Z33 Broadway and Is Bond street. New York
my2S dNWly
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chief engineer of the work, and he will ac
company them on this occasion.

THURLow WEED has written, in reply to
York to accept the Inequalities of that city,
an unofficial account of his late visit to
Europe. After stating what he himself was
enabled to do toward turning back the tide of
popular sentiment which was setting so
strongly against US, he says =
Our government was by no means too
prompt in inviting some of its citizens to visit
Europe. 1t is to be regretted that two or
three eminent gentlemen, to whom it is I'M
derstood that invitation was extended, were I'M
able to accept it, for the field was large and
the laborers few. In the designation of arch
bishop Hughes and bishop Mcllvaine, how
ever, the government was peculiarly fortu-
nate. The services Of those enlightened and
eminent divines and devoted Union men, the
former in Paris and the latter all over Eng
land, were seasonable and effective. Theil
exalted positions, their high characters anC
their fervid zeal, gave weight and authority t,
their statements and opinions.
! Mr.. Weed speaks at length of the embar
rassments which encountered Union mel
abroad at the breaking out Of the rebellion
arising from the fact that a strong public sen
timent had been formed and cultivated abroat
in anticipation of the events which have since
happened; but he expresses his confidence
that with the successful prosecution of the
war there is now no occasion to apprehenC
difficulty from the nations of Europe which
determine all questions by military measure
ment But the war must be prosecuted with
vigor and with success. That is indispensa-
| HE
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to pack up their corks, banjos, and regalia,
and hastily remove to some other locality, for
fear of being assisted out of town in manner
more summary than agreeable
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-09

Experience teaches us that decacy prevents many
females from applying for the alleviate suffer
ing and life That objection cbviated in the case
ofSir James Clarke Pills prepared the prescrp
ton of SirJames Clarke Physician to the Queen OF Eng
land, and well known to be the only sue remedy
difficulties and obssructions from any cause
They be in bottle containing 50 pills. post free
by enclo ing 81 and postage stamps to any agent.
Sold by BUSH ~ Co, and all Druggists
nj deod&weow
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TIE MCCLELLAN GUARDS hereby notified TO appear
IN Uniform, Thursday evening, July TO- at luRvHA1LE.
at q o'clock precisely All members are requested to
TO be present without fail. Per order
f. KNOWLTON Comp,oudiro
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The HoosAc TuNNBL.-The Hoosac ,,,o
mel commissioners will officially visit the
Troy and Greenfield railroad and tunnel an
next Thursday, with view to the prosecution
Of that long neglected enterprise. They have
appointed Charles S. Storrow of Boston a.
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The GOnf"s siOns and Experience oe .su Eu-
Nhlid-Publlshed for the benefit ANA as warning and
caution 10 young men who suffer from Nervous Jebil
w. irennture Decay, %c.; suDply ing at the same time
tc means OF sell cure. by who has cured himself
alter being put to great expense through medical mpo-
silo ana quackerY BY enclosing post paid addressed
envelope SINGLE COPIES may be had the author Ma
N. Y. dgwiv 7 mia
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The new regiments now partially formed
aud to be formed, are the 32d, 33d, 34th, 35th,
seth and 37th. To complete these regiments
to the maximum standard,
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MoRRIs's MMsrRELs will give an entertain
ment at Mechanics Hall, in this city, on Fri
day evening next. See advertisements.
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present moment. No halfway measures, but
one finishing blow.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The London shareholders of the Great
Eastern believe that ridiculous great craft is
now going to pay. Her last trip yielded a
profit, and the debentures which before had
languished were accordingly chcerfully sub
scribed for
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Smlth's Curative Cleansing ComSnupJ.-A
superior remedy for Headache, Burns, Sore Ips Bowel
Complaints Canker, Pilcs, Sore Throat, &c. &C. For
leby BUSH CO., "a Front street BY the dozen oi
single bottle AT manufacturers prices. decd VAC
The Monitor Is ia town, -- The latest sty1e NJ
Clothes Nrnger, made by 5. WFssoN Is superior lo nil
0lher KINDS Suia craft must keep OF her reach or
gaining i popularity among sensible women Both OF
Tue hn1, @ lnachnes are for sale. and be seen IN
operation, at No 23l NJ ain street. Worcester, Mass
!el0 dfufh&Sf WAL. A AYRES. General Agent
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, Conln Ware Rooms, No. 3 Bangs Block
Inc Undersigned would respectfully call fhe attention
Of the public to his Coffin Ware Rooms now omen NJ No
Bangs Block, opposite the Court House. VIII re- will
be found instantly on hand COFF1NS and CASI[E'rS
Of all sizes ana patterns, made and trimmed with The
best material Also Coffin Plates and Robes
-. j. w. BROOKS
worcester, FEB. IS, 1862. diff rl0
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Mrs: Is. IL. CLARK, NJ. d., Physician and sue
eessiul MdWe, would announce the ladies of Worcps.
ter ana vicinity that she continues treat ali diseases
peculiar to females scientifically aud successfully Con
sultaon ree. Office and residence 300 ~ ain street cor
ner Of Myrtle dif anSo
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Drnper az clark, CoMMissroN MERCHANTS ana
Dealers in Flour, Grain, Meal Grass seed Salt, Time,
Cement CaltnCd Plaster, Plaster Paris, Ground OYSTER
Shells, and Farmers Produce generally Also AGENTS
for the sale Of Goes super Phosphate of Lime Peruvian
Guano, American IuanO, and Ground Bone.
DRAPER " CLARK,
ap3 DIFF Nos 0j & u Front St, Worcester Mass
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FURNISHING UNDERTA KER
sCohln NareroOms at So Front street. where car
always be found large assortment of Collins of an df
fercnt kinds of patterns Mentac and Walnut Baskets
OF all sizes Coffin Plates and Robes of the pattern
a.,, ...~-e a "esdence SO Front street. dtf auI4
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Ciaiiln is making splendid Photographs colored OF
Ganstreet ar ''' pcs a. LOT
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p0t1tes.
nv ORCESTER COUNTY MECHAN

w ICS ASSOCIArION.--A Special Meeting of tbe
Association will BE- he'll in Room No In Nc chanfcs
Hall, on TUESDAY Evening July Is, 1882 at o'clock
to IN ar and act upon the report Of the Board Trustees
IN regard 70 repairing the steam heating apparatus and
TO make the necessary appropriations therefor Per or
der of the BOard OF Trustees.
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Midvire.-MRS. NJ. W. GERALDS, PursIcIAY AVN
Success u MIDWIFE, No 43 Exchange street special
children. Office hours from to A. NJ and from tn
P. NJ. DIR
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'EIIE FEMALE EMPLOYMENT So
= ClErY has ceased to exist as a society,"; but the
Rooms will sin be open, and the work carried on by
Mrs. POLLARD, whom the managers uf the i. y So
ciey cordi dy recommend and Tor HON they ask large
patronage.
Mrs CHARLOTTE POLLARD will Continue at the
Female EnplJvmont Societ where she will attend to
all kinds of sen ing heretofore. Special attention win
be given 10 Cnildrcu' Clothing Icr Oruer
iV2 d6s
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Geo. 3. HopPin AZ CO., Commission MercbantS
MA dealers u Flour Corn Rye, Oats Buck Wheat
MATT Meal o all kinds, Fine and Coarse Feed ltnttcr
and cheese Mechanic street Worcester Mass
Je2S div
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DIR. c. y. Hill attends to all SpeciaJ Diseases n,
stT aies ana Females at his Medical Office, No 81 Main
street worcester Mass See his advertisement of the
(Bl dtt " S P"PSi'
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nave You Fought Your Clothes w ringers
H. 50, you have bought too CUMMINGS az
SWALLOWS SELF REGULATOR is the Machine
ABOVE all Others in use nO altering Screcs for every
piece, and NO Iron RUST. child can wiring your
clothes with this Machine, as well ad1it. { all
and see one in use at c. A. CUMMINGS Shop, 205
MAR street opposite Brnloy Hall.
Agents wantedn every state, City, and Town, State
County, and Town Rights for Sale. DIT IA
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Il. Il. Nichols, NJ, d., Homeopathic PhysI. !
cian-Ofce andreSdence l2 Main street Office h0nr,
from 10 andfrom 70 O'Clock p NJ ~
Worcester, October. 20, 1850. diff aI6
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-17
Senntor Garlic.

The Cincinnati Times. in commenting on
the vote for the admission of West Virgin
ia, in the U. S. Senate, makes this obser-
walton:
There were some singular phases in the
Senatorial discussion of the bill. Mr.. Car.
lille, who represents West Virginia in the
Senate, has urged its admission as an in
dependent Stale until yesterday, when he
suddenly changed tack and ferOciously as
saulted the bill.
His sudden summersault seems to have
astunshed the Senate. 1t is accounted for
iu the fact that MIR. Garlic has recently
been in caucus with the WhnngdOodle Vail
landighammers, and they have corrupted
his loyalty, and deprecated his good sense.
For their sake he betrayed the interests OF
his own constituents.
The Cincinnati Ga=ette's Washington
correspondent says this of Mr.. Garlic and
his course:
| Carlile's course both on the admission OF
! Western Virginia and the Border State
| Conference with the President, is Provok-
| ing much unfa vorable comment. His prop
ositious on gradual emancipation were
hardly respectful even to the President.
He was much less than true to the issue he
was chosen to represent.
The vote 10y which tie new State WAS
passed. through the Senate is as follows:
YE.s-Alessrs. Anthony, Clark, Collamer, Fessen
| len, Foot, Foster, Grimes, Hale, Harlan, Harris
| Howe Lane of Indiana. Lane OF Kansas, Morrill,
rolneroy, Rice, Sherman. Simmons, Ten Eyck. Wade
| Wilkinson. Wiley, Wilson of Masstchu%etts-23.
| NAYS-Messrs. Bayard. Browning, Chandler, CA
| LILLE Cowan, Davis. Howard. Kennedy, King, Nc
D.ugIll, Powell salisbury. Stark, Sumner, Trnm
bull. Wilson Of MissOuri-lT.
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necessary, we think that we see one evil
deuce that the President is Increasingly IN
earnest in his purpose to bring the rebel
lion to a speedy conclusion. We learn also
that he will give his signature to the con-
fscation bill which has passed both Houses
of Congress. prompted thereto by the same
conviction that severer measures are neces-
sary if the rebellion is to be speedily as
well as finally suppressed. There are 9TH
err indications, some of which are not prop
er for public discussion, that the Federal
Government has become convinced that ga
short war and a severe one is the better
policy, and that it has resolved TO throw the
whole weight of the mighty power upon the
monster that is seeking its life. In this, we
do not hesitate to say, the people will rally
heartily to the Presidents support. No
one doubts that the carrying into effect of
such determination will ensure the GER
tain and speedy triumph of the Union
cause. The loyal States aud the Federal
! Government are UNNECESSARILY the strong
er, and and can quickly triumph i they 'eiR
| onLy put forth their strength. Let it only be
clearly understood that with the enlistment
| of three hundred thousand additional SOL
diers, other and commensurate means OF
repression will be employed, and the men
will be furnished cheerfu!ly; for magnanl-
nous as the North has been throughout
this miserable rebellion, it feels that it has
| been too long permitted to desolate the
country, thin the population, destroy COM
merce and entail Suffering, and it is ready
| to crush the revolution out without further
/ Darley
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-17
TO aRmsI no ARMS 3
Proclamation of Gov. PeirpOInC to the
People Of Virginia.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Wheeling, Va, July 18th, 1862.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Wheeling, Va, July 18th, 1862.
To the people of Virginia.:
The large area OF territory won by the
arms of the nation, requiring numerous
garrisons to hold the military positions
thereof. the casualties incident to war, to-
pether with the threatened interference of
two of the great bowers of Europe, to de-
stroy our greatness and diminish our pow
er. have caused the President of the United
States to call for 500, 900 men to secure the
nations integrity and if needs be, to pun
ish, properly, the impertinent informed
ding with our internal affairs. OF this
number, the State of Virginia has been
called upon to furnish 1850 men, as her
proportion, for the term of three years, or
during the war.
To aid and assist ia the work of fur
nishing the States quota, | desire all the
Senators and members of the House OF
Delegates to act as agents in procuring
volunteers in their respective districts aud
counties that they associate with them
selves, discreet persons in each magisterinl
district in their several counties as recruit
ing committees that they rcc0mmend ac-
! tive, Intelligent and brave men to DE COM
mission as I'd Lieulenau;s of the com
panies raised therein, aud that they exer-
| else their discretion as to the most ehec-
tive means of obtaining volunteers, by
| holding public meetings and otherwise.
| Volunteers from the counties east of the
| Chesapeake Bay, md south of the Kappa
hammock River and east of the Blue Ridge
will RENDEZVOUS at Norfolk and from the
residue of counties east of the Blue Ridge,
at Alexandria. Those from the Valley dis
trict will rendezvous at Mnrtiusburg ; and
LII. 4 =,
trtct, (except the county OF Pieasants,) AT
Wheeling aud Grafton. Those furnished
by the residue OF the counties of the State
will rendezvous at Charleston, Guyaudotte,
Parkersburg and Clarksburg. as may be
most convenient.
A premium of Two Dollars will be paid
for each accepted Volunteer, and upon his
acceptance by the Reg;meutal Surgeon
| Tlrenty. freDoIIdrS, (part of the $l00 bouu.
ty,) aud Thirteen Dollars Zone months pay
will be advanced. thus enabling the Vol
unteer to leave Thirty-eight Dollars with
his family or friends, should he desire to
do so.
Loyal men OF Virginia! although utter
necine war has devastated our lands
brought grief to our homes and sadness &c
our hearts, yet do not doubt that You will
voluntarily respond TO this call, and fly TO
assist your Grave brethren IN IhiS last StTuS
gle. for home, country and constitutions
freedom, and secure, forever, to ourselve:
and to our children, the priceless legacy be
queathed us by our fathers Your sistcr
States are nobly responding by voluntary
enlistment Let it not be said, thar it WA:
left for Virginia to furnish her quota b!
resortiug to GrGf
FIJI. PErRropxr, Governor.
j. BY the Governor:
L. a. HAcASs, Ssc'y. of the Com wealth
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-17
Gradual Emancipation Continues
Virginia Free Soil.
From the Fredericksburg, Va, Christian Banner

From the Fredericksburg, Va, Christian Banner
We continue to chronicle the unceasing
stampede of contrabauds, in order that our
readers may learn some of the delicious
fruits of the demon, secession. They cOutin-
ue to come rolling in from every Southern
point of the compass. A coutraband from
Essex county came in town ON Tuesday
last bringing his wife and children, and
travelling i'll elegant style. lie came i'll Il
fine buggy, drawn by splendid horse, the
whole party were well dressed, and had
plenty of money. They provided, and
brought along with them large supply OF
the comforts of life. The man RI ports that
his master had gone to Richmond with d
quantity of cattle chickens" &c, &c,
and that be expected to return on
Saturday the 18th lust, after witch
time he WAS going to take said con
trabands to Richmond, or somewhere
down South. The master left these loyal
subjects in charge Of his possessions until
his return. No sooner, however, bad he
gotten fairly on his way to Richmond, than
this pair of trusty, loyal coutrh6auds took
all they wished, and all that they could
bring. AMI left masters affairs at home to
take care of themselves as best they could.
Really, it reminds US somewhat OF the old
Jews when about to make their exodus
from Egypt, they borrowed all they could
from the Egyptians, before they left for the
promised land OF Canaan, never intending
to return single article to the owners, and
the negroes take all they eau conveniently,
without the least idea of ever returning to
their masters single cart, OK, horse, wagon,
buggy, or any thing else. Within the last
few days several hundred have crossed over
to the north side of the Rappahannock river
on their way to parts unknown. We learn
that thousands are being sent by their
owners clown souf." while thousands are
running away aud going 'norf," SO that, by
the two operations, we think it quite prob
able that Virginia will become n free State
before gradual emancipation can take eff
feet according to any Law that may be made
on the subject We do not think from pre-
sent appearances, that either Congress or
Virginia will find it very dlffiult to legis-
late negroes cot of the State of Virginia.
Surely Virgiuians will begin to consider
the evil results of secession, and abandon
the accused thing for good and forever
Gradual emancipation is going On.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-17
al Retter FeeIInR.

All the late dispatches from Washington
speak of the better feeling there since the
President returned from his visit to our
army on the James River. The official ac-
counts of our losses in all the late battles
foot up only 10000 men in killed, wounded
and missing, and this number is daily re-
duced by the return of straggIers to camp.
Ten thousand will certainly cover the en-
tire loss, while that of the enemy is GER
tainly three times as many, and probably
still greater. The President found our
army much stronger than it has been rep.
resented, and the men in excellent heart,
and ready for the word coward to Rich
moud."
That the losses in the late battles have
been much exaggerated has been made ev-
ident as the regimental reports have begun
to come ia. Regiments reported almost
destroyed appear to have suffered very lit
tie, considering the amount of fighting
done. and the immense damage inflicted
upon the enemy 1t looks very much as il
our loss had in some instances been pIr-
posely exaggerated in order to make out Il
disastrous defeat of Mcclellan, which no
officer of our army comedies it to be. The
public has also been murh misled by the
long lists of sick and wounded published
in the New York papers. The same
nance have in some instances beer
published over three or four times
on their arrival at Fortress Monroe
at Washington or Baltimore, at New York
and then again after they are distributed
at the hospitals If all the lists published
had embraced different names we should
have some 100, 900 men from Gen. McClel'
lan's army i'll hospital. The truth is tha
Gen. McClellau's army is now as strong il
numbers MS it has been at any preriou;
time, aud although the enemy still out
aumbers US, they are vastly more weak
ened by the late battles than We are, while
we have the advantage of IL greatly i'm
proved position. There is no occasion fo
further apprehension. All we need is |
few thousand fresh men, and the army il
Virginia will push on to sure and speed!
victory.
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Notice.

I ANNOUNCE to my old friends and customers and
i the public generally that have again conmeuc-
ed business four doors above INV old stand fof Cav
EFT & DufTied.j in the house occupied by VIM Stew
art, NO. 16l MAIN-STREET. where 1 am prep4red
to manufacture all kinds of Copper. Tin aud sheet
Iron ware. Of every description, made in the best
manner possible Fruit Cans Brass and Copper Ket-
ties of all sizes, Copper Stills from to 1000 gallons
Being practical workman, Of thirty years expert
euce gives greatly the advantage over those who
do not understand the bushes. and depend upon
chances for their work My work cannot be Eurpas.
sed, and all work warranted. Sugar pans for moIas-
and cane made TO order ut the lowest prices
am also making Patent Boiler, for bath
house and wishing which Is highly approved and to
which invite particular attention. Be sure and call
at the right place, No. 16l Main-street four
doors above my old stand take particular notice) as
want 1t positively understood that have no con-
nectiOn, either directly indirectly with r. Camp
bell OF the old stand But be sure and call At No
lbl Main-street, where You will find all kinds of
Copper Tin Brass and Sheet-Iron ware; also one of
the best and largest assortments of Heating and Cook
made TO order.
p Al the above articlesare manufactured right
mere and persons can easily from 10 to 20 per
cent by purchasing good article though need not
recommend my goods, as the public have known
All steamboat work, in my line done in g,od order
ana with promptness and despetch.
am manufacturing lamp for crude oil, that sur
passes anything for briancy and light in use, at a
cost OF ONE-HALR CENT per night. Be and
cal and get one Oyl-2wd&w) u j. DUFPIELD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-17

The N. Y. dry-goods trade last week
was very much unsettled, and the market
assumed a queer phase, resulting in an
almost total suspension of business The
rapid rise in gold and sterling exchange
caused nearly all importers to withdraw
their stocks from the market, or to offer
them only at such prices as place them
beyond the reach of jobbers. Thus, for
the first time il the history of the trade,
the very merchants that are usually drum
ming for business, virtually refuse to sell.