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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-20

lo1 OE LETTE
"a Post Office, Worcester,
Aldrich, master A Forces.
Alien. Joseph A
Aldrlch, mrs Hiram w
Adams. mrs Mary 4
Allen, Moses b
Allen, mrs NJ c
Anterior, 5 f
ADELAIDE, Sarah
BROWN, Charlotte
Banning, Amos
Barrett, e W
Baker, & II
Burbank, DE
Back, mrs Caroline
Bcmis, Francis )
Brown. Ellen
Bullard, mrs Eliza Ann
Brigham. L
Bailey, q z
Bascoln, mrs Hannah
Bacon, Joel f
Boyden. John
Bird, John
Bowen, Isaac
Bolis, King
Bailey, mrs Lucy p
Bachelor. Lucy NJ
Baxter, Louisa
Brown, mrs Lizzie
Barnes, mrs Lucy NJ
Blackmer, Maria
Ball, Mary
Brown, Nelly
Butter, Nicholas
Bacon, Mary A
Blood, o X
Brooks, Olive J
Brown, Sarah L
Bennett, Thomas
Ballard, S
Bemis, Sarah
CORPI, AC
Chaplin, Anna T
ColesOn. Angenette
Cobb, Almira
Cotton, A Ii 2
Clapp, Ada L
Chapman, mrs Dorotha
Cummings. mrs Caroline
Chafhn, mrs G d
Conrad, f T.
Cary, L Il
Cummings, James
Collins, John
Chapman, mrs Lucy
Cutter, NJ T
Courtney, Patrick news
AGENT
Chaplin, mrs Susan
Cooper, Warren
Chase, VIM NJ (sutler Mass
18Th regj
DRAPER. messrs l. Co
Dodge, A Hamilton
Davis, mrs b w
Dart, mrs e Il
Denny, T. l.
Damon mrs Henry
Dazzling, Lizzie
Drew, \ S
Derval, Olive
Davis, Winthrop
L, {
Emnit. L
FALLS co
Flagg, mrs Cornelia ID
Francis, Carrie
Famun, Charles
Fox, Elizabeth
Fletcher, mrs Hannah
Farnham, miss h X
Fisher. mrs Martha A
FOllansbce, miss Vienna
FAIR, Hon Vim
GRONAR, Charles L
Greenwood, Appleton
Green, John W
Cafes, Jennie Z
Grover, Lyman
Gatlney, Lawrence
Graves OTIS j
oates, Susan Il
Goodel, : b
HANCOCK, Albert
hickey, David
Henry, Cbarlons
Hunt, mrs Fanny
Howe, Fred w
Hicks. Gustayus II
Hall, George K
llildnesS, John
Hill. mrs Jane
Hammond, Leander 2
lIOplier, NJ
Hlllman, O A
Hall, mrs Sarah
Hill, mrs SDsan A
Horton, mrs Susan 2
JONES, mrs L i
Joslyn, b +
James, Edward
johnson, miss HI
Jones, mrs Mary A
Jones, Rev Thomas II
KELLY, Margaret
Knowles, Mary L
LEWIS, Anna L
Larkin, mr. (shoe manufac-
turer)
Lowering, AmaSa L
Lowell, Henry
Persons calling for the abe
tised.
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OST-On the 18th inst, between Lin.
coin street and the corner of Green and rrumbnli
streets an oval Gold stone, Mosaic BOSOM PIN with
goln settlg ana the design ancient ruins ANY person
nnIg e same Will be suitably paid by leaving IL at
oAMEs GkEEN'S Drug Store, nj Main street d6t f2O
SITUATION WANTED-To do general
~ housework. No objection to going into the coun-
NY, Apply ut 81 Shrewsbury street. d3t* f2O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-20
HORSE, SLEIGH, AND HARNESS
A NISTRATOR'S SALE
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY, FEB. 26th. INST

s,Wlnr he sold at the late residence of AIks s. r.
@ deceased, No At Thomas street all the House
Nu urhture IN sad house, belonging to the estate Of
iiS; - ~ scott deceased consisting in part of beds
beuing carpets Sofas, Looking Gasses Hair and Cane
Sc Gh rs ana Rockers, Marble Top Table stoves
al uIiitare Crockery, &C. &c Alto four large
O'Clock. JOiIN n nriS NsVi iiic ~ ~
Nv utS i. Is, LAMSON Aucfinuoor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-20

49, n II I G U d ERTA kerr.
HIS Coln Warerooms 50 Front street. where can
always be found large assortment Collins of ali diff
teret KINDS OF patterns Mentalic and Walnut Casketa
OF all sizes Coffin Plates and Robes the best pattern
and material. Residence 6S Front street dtf aui4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-20

DIED.
Joseph Fletcher, aged ~. ''
In Amesbury, Feb 10, Col Jonathan Barnard. 49,
IN Salient FEB 10 Mrs Alary q, wife OF Dr Henry
Whentland and daughter0 the late Hon Elisha Mack
aged syfs 10TH Israel Putnam, aged % years mos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-20

A UCTlON.-I shall sell at Public Auc.
- ton, in front CT my Sales Rooms. on SATURDAY
,ie z5Id day Of Feb instant at O'Clock p m, pre- ise
~, Cow with calf by her side five DAYS old. Cow
with calf (wil come in The first OF April next Sale Of
FURNITURE ana various other articles at o'clock,
al sale positive e. Il. LAMSON, Auct'r.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-20

=, See woman, IN another column, picking sambuc
in hospitals and by the first class families in PARIS LON
DON ana New York in preference to old polt wine 1t
Is worth trial, as it gives great abstraction
1eIo deodly
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Qem advertisements.

Isl OF LETTERS remaining in the
Fost oiiice' Worcester, Mass, February 20. Iss9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-20

huckWheat ElOur.-Just received eight TONS of
Buckwheat Flour consignment which We of;er tnI
SAFE lower than can be bought elsewhere in this city
III" utl DRAPER IL CLARK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-20

MOrse Blankets and Army BIankctA,-
THOSE in want had better call on j. Nj. FOLLANSBEE
NOS Washington Square, before purchasing. dtfol9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-20
MORTGAGEE's SALE Whereas dc

A fault las been made in the payment of the sums of
money mentioned in the conditions of certain mort
gage deed executed by Thomas Appleby Of Oxford in
The County Worcester and Commonwealth of Mnssn.
chusets, to nathaniel Eddy, he undersigned, Of said
Worcester Kgisty OF Deeds in book 542 page asa now
therefore, pubic notice is hereby given that i'm pus.
of power OF sale contained In said MORTGAGE md
of the statute in such made and provided the prrm
Uses described IN and covered by said mortgage 10 wit
tract land being the with the buildnee
on, decided to the said Appeby by $. D. " Harris,
March H. 1883, by deed recorded in the Worcester Rs
i.ty of Deeds book 5l page IA and situated on 0xd
Plain so called; the other tract of land henp the ono
with the buildings thereon, situated in tho norherI
part OF OXFORD aforesaid and decided TO the said AnnIcb
BY Roswell Berry of Leicester, March a. ls55 NV n
ueev ICuIuSu N the registry of Deeds tor Worcester
County book 542 page 4S5 excluding from such sale Tho
lan1 quiteamed by the said Eddy to Jasper Brown Of
SAID oxford by deed recorded in the epstrv
t 81 DEEDS book 55 page 527 will Dc sold public aac
ond day Of March next, at eleven O'Clock in The forc
noon Said premises will be sold subject to anv nrior
mortgages existing the snme ' P'iOi
"a paled t9e 1Inetenth day q February A. D. 1862
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-20

Skaters, who require strength of limbs and supple
ness Of the Joints should DIR Sweets nfalble ni-
ment Sold by Druggists everywhere. d&wlm is
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

A scene recently occurred in Grace church,
Baltimore, which was MOI set down in the
regular order Of service. When the reader
came to the prayer for the president, Mrs. -
rose from her knees and stood up until the
minister got through, when she went down on
her knees again Her rising in the congregA.
lion at that moment, Of course, drew all eyes
upon her, aud such a popping OF heads above
tile pews WAS perhaps never before witnessed
in that church, to the no small amusement of
the lightminded and the great offence OF the
deyOut, while her fellow secessiOnists mani
tested unusual qualification. TO give zest to
the occurrence, it took place right in the
midst of group OF officers Of the army,
amongst whom was MAjOr-GenerAl Dix, who
worships at this church.
The tobacco crop in the United States
reaches the enormous amount Of 10000, 900
pounds OF which 2O000,00 pounds are ex.
ported, and 7o,000,00O smoked, chewed, and
snutled nj home.
The appropriation for making reimburse
ments to cities and towns for money paid TO
families Of volunteers for the year 1861, pre-.
yides THAT the same shall be paid at the time
they severaIly pay their state tax"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

One of the first acts of Gen Butler, on
entering New Orleans, should have been TO
allow its mayor opportunity to "adminsIrato"
inside of fort. His reply 10 flag officer
Farragut certainly exhibits the gift OF inso-
lence i'll a remarkable degree. Summoned 10
surrender, after the military defenders of the
city had prudently retired, he yielded with ill
grace, of course, but with SO many expressions
of open disloyally and implied threats against
those of his fellow citizens who should ex.
press pleasure at again Witnessing the old
tibilities" would be benefited by little tenn
porary restraint There 10 much suppressed
complaint that traitors who do not fieht-of
whom the mayor Of New Orleans is q fair
type-are tolerated in cities and communities
in other portions of the south which have
been reclaimed to the Union. 1t is question:.
bic, even in this high season OF victory,
whether il is wise policy 10 allow these mouth.
ers of treason the same privileges which we
allow to the bravest and truest of those who
have suffered on account Of their devotion 10
the Union. This untimely leniency to public
enemies has been the fountain of inestmable
evil from the beginning of the war. 1t has
operated as a kind Of bounty upon treason
which has thrived and fiourished where i,
ought to have been mercilessly crushed in
the bud.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

The KANSAS DEPARTMENTAL dispatch
received trom ST. Louis, yeSterday, says, that
Col. JenniSon has the explicit assurance Of
senator at Washington that an order relieving
Gems, Sturges and Denver Of their commands
in Kansas, has been forwarded from the war
department. Jsunison las been released
from his personal parole, and is required only
to report by letter 1t is TO be hoped that the
report relating to Gen. Sturgis may prove
correct. lie should never have had SO
important u command, aud least of all
over troops who have cause to hate
him. Sturgu is tho officer who, under
orders from Fremont, led an ample force 10
the relief Of Lexington and Col Mulligan. lie
leisurely found his way 70 a point five miles
distant from Lexington, mud halted on the pre-.
tence that he had no means Of crossing the
river. Why did he not assure himself OF the
fact, or contrive means Of crossing il there
we're noneg IL IL the fixed opinion of the
Union uien Of ST. Louis that had Sturgis pre-.
scented himself To view on the river bank oppo.
site Lexington, Price would have raised the
siege and been glad to make his escape. But
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

PoLICB Court yesterday, Thomas Con-
nor and John Grady, for being drunk, were
each fined 81 and costs, and committed for
non payment. Thomas Connor, for assault
on constable Braman while arrestng him, was
sentenced to the house of correction for two
months.
We are requested TO state that Joseph S.
Hill, charged with bastardy, on testimony of
Mary Mason (colsred), was not formally ar
raignsd last Monday. On the girls testi.
mony, a writ was issued on Saturday by Judge
Green, and officer Braman arrested him on
Sunday. lie was put under bonds, to appear
next Monday, when he will be formally ar
raigned and make answer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

FoRT MAooE.-This important fort, which
is now in possession of portion Of General
Durnside's command, guards the harbor OF
Beaufort, N. c., and, with its surrender, leaves
the rebel authority PROSTATE on that coast 1t
is a regular casemated United States fort,
mounting twenty 32-pOunders, thirty "a.
Founders, three field pieces, and thirty.fivo
howitzers aud mortars Of varying cAliber. 1t
had been strengthened against attack by sea-
having no apprehension Of such "Gre in tho
rear as Gen. Burnside had prepared for it,
For some time it has been cut off from ali com.
munication with the main land, and its fall,
now completed, was only question of time.
The harbor of Beaufort, into which the pirate
steamer Nashville once eluded our gunboats
and afterWard escaped, iS the best on the coas
Of North Carolina.
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on the contrary, while he was leisnre!y ie''in 5
on his arms fgc miles distant Au'i's""
III, brave band were forced to yield

,r Iov,,ry OF THE NEGROES -Coi.
1,orr,v in one of his letters to the Fhliadel-
,,lia Press. writing upon the fidelity OF the
blacks, says -
They 1.-THE escaped negroes) have repeated
edly shown, and ave repeatedly showing, how
entirely they may he confided ill., There is
not general officer in the Union service who
will not testify that his best intelligence otthe
movements OF the enemy, aud of the topogra'
ply OF the seeded county, has come from
the blacks. These poor people seem every
where to feel HAT it is their duty to show their
gratitude 10 the solligrS OF the republic
very disuny uShed officer, who has been sta-
Toned fur beyond Mount Vernon, on the low
cr Potomac, in Mary land, and who, until lie
took the field, was an uncompromlslng frlend
ct the south, and of the southern school OF
leaders, gives some thrilling accounts OF tne
fidelity and bravery of the slaves in the neigh
borhood of his command. lie says he was
never once deceived by them. They kne"
the forests around them as the seamen know
the sea- Most OF them are the slaves OF rich
and educated secessionists, and more than one
had the blood OF the white aristocracy IN their
veins. They would cross the Potomac al
night, from the Virginia side, detail their mar
ralive, and recross before morning ana Ill
every instance they seemed to be ful
ly aware that, if detected, their liVe'
would be forfeited. 1t is stated OF one o
the most intelligent, that some time before
his master, whom he had served with grea
devotion from boyhood, had him severely
horsewhippei. which was sure preparation
for change of feeling in the latter, and h
seized the first opportunity to escape. At'e
getting into our camps, he hired himself as
body servant to Gen. -, and soon displaye
all the qualities which had made him SO Valu
able to his owner. One dark night he wa
missing, and just before daybreak he was see
coming to the river side in boat contalmn
his wife and four children. 1t is well know
that the intelligence OF the retreat OF the re
els from Manassas, SO much discussed al
doubted, was derived from fugitive slave
Every item OF their information was found
be correct They came into Washington
the imminent hazard of their lives, and
instead oil being black, they had been VIII
men, they would at once have been honor
by appointments in the army. How compile
, " such self sacI ifices and fidelity as this ?
10 shame the sncers and talsehoods OF tho
A who know no better than that OF declarI
Il these poor.outcasts not only incapable but
n worthy of their liberty"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

Tho dreadful revelations which the commit
,,.,. on the conduct OF the war have made as
T., the treatment Of our wounded and dead
.,,,liars after the battle of Bail Run, form one
og the darkest chapters OF the rebellion 1t
,yould afford relief to believe that the record
is lanciful oue-resuling from some natural
Indignation over single instances OF cruelty,
which time and truth might yet tone down
and soften. But cloud of witnesses attest
its correctness, from whose cumulative testi-
mouy there is no room for appeal, vi those
who have survived their misfortuncs, one tes'
,iies to the murder Of prisoners by sen'rieS
who have since been rewarded with promo
ton; another 10 the horrible surgery to when
some of the wounded were subjected and un-
der which many of the brave fellows gave up
their lives; others TO the fact that Twelve
DAYS alter the battle the bodies OF Union SOL
diers were still lying unburied ON the Held,
ruDbed Of everything, while walking around
were great many women goating over the
horrid sight" The treatment Of the living, cru
Ell and atrocious as the evidence represents 1t,
was enient, indeed compared with their treat
ment of the dead. The graves OF those who
were buried had been opened, and their bones
taken away for relics, leaving behind portions
of flesh aud clothing as proofs OF the horrl'
Bile barbarity. The skull OF one OF the victims
had been taken by rebel arlilIeryman, which
he boosted was to be sent home and mounted
tor n drinking cup. The evidence that many
of the dead mad been buried in the trenches
with their faces downward as a mark of indig'
nifty that the field mad atteTward been visited
by robbers, who had pred up the bodies with
rails, aud robbed them OF their clothing IL
some instances, of portions of their limbs IT
others, and in one instance at least had sever
ed the head Of their victim and burned hi
body to ashes-the evidence of these fact
rests upon the concurring testimony OF Gov
Sprague aud other citizens Of Rhode Island
and OF gentlemen from Cambridge, an
Brooklyn, and Washington, who visited iii
battle field to recover the remains Of friend
If perchance they had not been scatere
to the winds to crafty the malevoence OF
barbarous enemy. These startling disclosur
were not needed to confirm the inherent a
incurable barbarism of that system, in the
terest of which the rebellion and all lis kindr
incidents of depraVity have been perpeiratt
Slavery is the grand criminal-the maligna
power behind the throne-the educator n
provoking cause of all the crimes that ha
been committed against the republic since /
of Aaron Burr. 1t is arraigned as su
we find those who would hedge it about wi
delences and excuses, and eudcavor to save
from all harm. But the effort is useless T
whirligig Of Time brings round its reveng
faster than they know. The same fate viii
has the rebellion in its unrelenting grasp MI
oYer-ru.e the devices OF men, and involve /
Cause and the Result-the magician and |
puppets-in the same righteous destiny
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

- SstFu To Ihe Ladies'.
Dh' DUIONCOS GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FEMALES,
1AliOle IN correcting, regulating and removing all oh
as a preventive. 'i"
me combination of ingredients in these PILLS are per
lee9 harmless Their efficacy merits are based mn
M an extensive practice ot over tty years; and where
e nave been strictly followed they have new
ttAt9 10 correct all irregularities They relieve pain-
~! ,lu uincut McnstruatOn, particularly at tie
ali ., tteI, ileH WI cure the Whites and remove
81 lions arising from colds, exposure, or any
fSnaes peculiarly situated those supp6sinp them
3elvesso are cautioned against using these Pills while
~ LHt condition. lest they invite miscarriage and Inc
proprietor assumes no responsibility after this admons
dtnO"sh their midueSS would prevent auv mischief
70 ealtM otherwise the Pills are Recommended Fnii
anu directions accompany each boz Price 81
500 IN nOrceseT Mass, by the Following druggists
nAN ~ NCOlI, 25l Main street;JAAES GREER iii
Aiall street and w. IL. GOULDINC. l4O Main a. a.
ues nNSenalng by 81 either ofthe 9ore aG.,t.
through the Woretsier" Post Once can have fSe r
Seht CcOhhdentlyl by mail, any part OF the
iree OF postage Sold also by i. r,urdsf CijntoyS'
4 y. e. BAR, War;, II. B. Il. DeLdnd North i;r'op'
ncid ana >; q. Henry, WestbOrO and by ono nrmo"H+
N every village and city in the United States and &c
ID Howe, Sole Proprietor, New York ~ ~ %
y B-Beware of COunterfeits Buy no Golden pile
OF any KIND unless the box is signed s. d. Howe All
Others are base imposition and therefore az Won
value your life and health Ito say nothing OF being hmm
bngged out Of Your money buy only of those who show
he signature Of ID. Howe on every box which has
ecenty been added account of the Pls being conn
eIItI''u' dlOm d29
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

MODEL MARKEr.-Charles Stubs, at No. Q Pleasant
street. keeps wholesale and retail fish market that is
pleasant L to- is avs clean and tidily kept
lie is constantly receiving large quantities of fish of all
kinds and housekeepcrs had better call round HOLSTERS
he has in large quantities the best and the cheapest in
deed, he is Ling of the lobster market
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03
Special 4lotrtes.

Entchel"r's Hair Dye, THE BEST IN THE WORLD
W. A. Bachelors Splendid Hair Dye the Original and
only reliable and Harmless Hair bye known Instan-
tananeous nits effects does stain the skin and invg
CRATES the hair for life Be GARRETT none other
than the genuine, signed each side Of every box
WILLIAM \. BATCHELoR Sold by all respectable Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Stores everywhere. Manufac
tory No 81 barclay street, date 10 Bond street, and 231
Broadway, New York. d&wly aus
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

Have yOn bought your Clothes Wringcr3
Yes, answer hundIeds OF ladies, I'VE bought Of
Nelson's Excelsior Nriugers many months ago, and
is just as good as new It's simple in construction
easily adjusted, and free from rust. The Rolls
bailey Patent Elastic Rolls warranted not 10 turn
the shaft Fur sale at 23 Main street. Ladies in want
OF IL good Wrnger Mill do well call and see them in
operation.
sa4y agents wanted.
WM. a. AYRES, General Agent
ap24 dtf 2sl Main street, Worcester, Mass
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CITY AND COUNTY.

CHANGES MADE IN TRAINS BY THE SUM
MER ARRANGEMENT ON THE Boston AND
WORCESTER RAILRoAD.-The trains TO Bos'
ton from the upper (Foster street, station, it
will be seen by our advertisement, on and
after Monday start at and 40 A, NJ, as they
now do, but at P. NJ, instead Of 4. From
the lower station they will leave at 430 and
4.55 AN, 1915, 1926, and 1O.2OP.-M. The
455 and 1916 are new trains that at 3 70 ID
five minutes and that at 10 20 one hour and
five minutes earlier than the same trains are
now run.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

PERsONAL DIR. Alfred Hitchcock of Fitch
burg has been detailed by the surgeon-gener-
Ell, by order Of Gov. Andrew, to proceed to
the army in front of Yorktown, where large
delegation Of surgeons from this state are
now serving voluntarily.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

d CHOICE engraYings have just been received from
New FORK, and are on flee exhibition at the Acade-
my Of Fine Arts, to-day; also fifteen hundred pho
tographs, to be sold at one dollar per hundred.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

THE SUPREME Court, which adjourned
for one week or Saturday last, will resume
its session on Monday morning next, at 10
o'clock. when the case Of F. H. Dewey ct al
VS.. Jacob Edwards ct al will be taken up.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

Homer Il. BAKEA of FiIchburg, and =
member Of Co. d, 2lSt regiment, died of fever
10 NeWburn, April 10th. He leaves a widow
and one child
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

REV. JOSEPH BANvARD, late of Pawtucket,
has received and accepted call to become
pastor of the Third Baptist church of this city
and will commence his labors tomorrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

AcCIDENr.-In Clinton, Wednesday after
noon, Mrs Currier, wife of the railway sta
ton agent in Sterling, was thrown from her
carriage and sustained severe bruises on the
hip and back.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

The aution sale of j. NJ. Enrle's fruit trees,
shrubbery, &C.. is adjourned, on account Of the
weather, to Tuesday next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

IEeImb0Id's Extract Euchu, the Great DI-
uretlc.
uELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUClIU,
TIE GREAT DIURETIC.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT Bur HI.
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUUCU,
THE GREAT DIURErIC
And Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases Of the
ana all Diseases Of the UtIH8ry Urgui AqYfrYsS
ment IN another column. Cut it and send for tie
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
All00 lRnl2nl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03

THE MAY DAY CONCERT by the children,
repeated on Monday evening. Those who
took part are requested to meet at Washburn
Hall this afternoon at two o'clock