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FACULTY.:
Practice Of Medicine. - - .
AUSTIN FLINT NJ. D., Professor Clinical Medicine an
Medical Pathology.
ANTHoNF PENSION, NJ. b., Professor of Anatomy
AUSTIN FLINT, Jr NJ. D. Professor of Physiology
Microscopy. - : 4
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Operative Surgery. ~
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Of Surgery and Surgical Pathology.
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ISAAC L. CRAWCOUg N. d. Professor Of Cberstrv nm
Medical jurisprudence.
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Notice Is hereby given that MONDAY April 81 1882
Will sell Office IL o'clock NJ The above right way
mis- sat Sen @. w cuLBRRToN, Comptroller
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whe1e capital provided for the
foregoing article the then stock holders shall have Tho
privilege for the Mi Of days to Tor
The pro the Rnuut Of stock then held by each
then n days for subscribing IN th same manner
for any balance se which, If there be amount
for then the Of subscriptions 10 be open to
the public
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COAST AND LAFuuRGHE.

NC ag Leaves every TUESDAY. 1t bP. NJ s54tt
FOR VIC sBURG, WARREN
s3 : tom new Carthage. Grand Gull, 1t oseph, Rod
ney Waterproof Nachez, Fort Adams and all
sASssR2$ smai andngs-The passenger packet Louis
DsiJr r Holmes, master, will leave above in place 81
Of the Magenta. a$ d. r. CARROLL CO.. Agents
rh2l m -&aa fs&s{-4 b3 Carondelet street
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Mr.. Russell on The release of Mason
and StideH-He predicts the overthrow
of the Lincoln Dynasty Mr.. Russell, in
his letter TO the London Times on the
question Of the Trent outrage, SAYS:
AS write there is rumor that
M-ssrs Mason and SidelI are to he sur.
rendered. II i! he true this Government
is broken up. There is SO mnc', vigilance
Of spirit among the lower orders Of the
people, and they are so ignorant Of every
thing except their own politics and pas
sious, so saturated with pride and vanity,
that any honorable concession. even in
this hour Of extremity, would prove fatal
e. It's authors"
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Unsatisfactory.

The Norf"Ik Day Back learns FROM
verbal sources that Seward and L,on.
have had u consultation on the release of
Mason and ShdeI Seward has .surrep
def=d these gentIemen. but the terms Of
the surrender does not come up To the
demands OF the ultimatum. A par, of
Inc Yankees bargain is that Wilkes is
not to DO censured, no way. This part
OF the bargain, however. does 10, sui,
the Br'i'sn demand, and cou.equeutly
the matter s not entirely salisiaciory.-
Inc mere giving up of Mason and Si
dell does no, settle tie matter, though !,
appears they have been sen, OIL Our
friends AT the North are in ecsraces y,
the promising CONDITION of f.irs for our
cause, whilst the Norrhern-rs are very
much down at the mouth.
The New York Tribune, Of the lh
INST, says that, "aIrhough il is no, ex.
pected that Great Britain will directly,
or by the implication of silence, assent to
all the positions OF Secretary Seward in
his dispatches 10 rsrl Russell, there il
little doubt Iha, its CONCLUSION will Le ac
copied AS satisfactory"
A Washington correspondent thus com.
men's upon the surrender and the prob
abilities OF nIlsnI making further de.
mands upon the Lincoln Government.
ut now remains To be seen whether
John Bull really desires to cultivate
friendly relations with Columbia. and
will accept her frank ask pardon for hav.
ing stepped on his gouty toes in the
Trent, or whether he will pocket this
rendered disavowal Of a determination 10
offend, and make, other demands, which
cannot be granted"
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROP
ENGLAND CONTINUES TO PREPARE FOR
WAR

NORFOLK, January 4 Tie ASia has
arrived at llaIif.x, with Ltverpnni dates
t. the 2Isl uIt, aud riu Q re.nslowu to
the 22J ul,, The Iy;, hi,,, 500 ,,o.rs
military stores. etc. for Canada. Her
a,lvces are three days later than those H.,
the Etno. al New York
Passengers b, the .ISio rrporr u runner
TIA, the Llockadlny up Of Charleston
harbor with s,ore is likely TO lead to :.
difficulty with European Powers. II is
iurrher runored that Enylaud's w,rIik.
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missing, aud one hundred taken prison.
ers. The Confederate loss was twelve
killed and twenty wounded. Mcintosh
is still pursuing Opo,hleyholo--,he lat,
tor fleeing towards Kansas. The Con,
iederates captured n large number OF
wagons and one hundred borses.
OpoIhieyhoio. who il now giving SO
much trouble. is nm old man, about so
:ears OF aye, and is n leader among
wha is now termed Upper Greeks His
hrs: appearance in pubic capacity, WAS
about 1924 or 1925. soon after the mur,
der 10y ihe Creeks OF Gen. NJ .Iniosh, who
MAS killed fur making II lreatv with the
United States ppothleyh"lo's name
made its appearance about tha, time, as
leader of the party opposed To she
ue,ty. He is an el"qnent speaker, and
wells might, Influence ever the Up
per Creeks, hy his ,ongne. The McIn'
t"sl, party crnp"se the Lower Creeks.
and there exists still, herween the Two
parties, the remaius OF tie old national
iend, aud this ma, lie thr cause of the
present attitude Of Op"rhIe, loIo and his
followers. lndlams never forget Injuries.
and when life Is taken the relIi, e. of
Il'c Killed s"ll"m ever forger il. |, is
sad, 'i'm Op"Llc, hol" and his Creek
followers are very hostile to the Greek
Regiment under Col. Mcintosh. who is
Ie>cemdun, of Grm. Mclntn,l, who was
stain hy the Creeks Years ago IN Ala
baua
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From Extra of the Ledger, 9Th inst.
Military Election.

After our regular issue of yesterday had been
put to press. We received the following impor-
tam Order from the Adjutant General, we pub.
lish to-day in Extra.
Ii will be seen that elections, both for Reg.
mental and Company officers. take place on
the same day. We are informed that Col Jas.
II. Withcrspoon will be run for Colonel. and
Capt WIN. Stevens for Major of the Upper
Battalion. We have heard nothing definite as
to the candidates In the Lower Battalion. Lieut.
Col. }. f. Rutlcdge and Capt. A. J. Stewart,
have been spoken Of.
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Confederate Victory in the West

MEMPHIS January "a despatch has
been received from Little Rock, contain
Ing odiciaI intelligence from the North.
west that Col Mcintosh, 10 command Of
four regiments, had fight with OporbIe.
yhoio, the Indian chief, seventy FIVE
miles North west Of Fort Gibson. on tLe
2G'h, which lasted four hours. and tesuI.
ted in The total rout Of the enemy, who
lost two hundred killed, wounded aod
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4 Ae""u"Ny from where We had them
81 hired. near Chester. Ia June last. oor
W three Negro men, viz Bal. GILES
and HENRY.
B'll and Giles We b"ngh, the ! Ilh of i,-r
November. nj The esia;r s,l. .f I'D Leach
on Broad River. in York Dist let. rn.,
being brother- aud having relations IN the
nelShb"rho"d where We purchased them. II
- more Than likeley they hay. made ,hcir
way back {" r.c'r old ncigh ghburhvod
B,il II nbOnt 26 wear, old, 5 feet & iuche,
"ig'i, will weigh $50 or 100 pound, j.,
very bi'cS: rttncr Snarpci .ace, speak,
quick when spoken to.
Siies, his brother, il about - years old
D feet . inches nigh will weigh I6O IT,.
Is very black, AMI walks with his head up
and feet turned out iE front.
Henry, We purchased, Jan !, of Cot. e..
'tives on the Catawba river. lie il % wears
old, we'll SCI, feet 10 inchr, hIyl, and will
weigh i75 pounds has u heavy brow and
speaks Slowly (; has some character n. a
runaway May 20 I" Charleston or Wash
'ngton city, IL is hard telling shrr. he will
x" ~ he ~ IA gentleman IL travel They
all ran oil about the same tune.
We viii pav $75 reward for the thr,,
men; or $40 piece for either Of them de.
ye'cd in any Jail that Ne can pe, them.
These boys may attempt To- make their way
NORM, hs sone others from this place have
attempted.
PRIDE & DUNOVANT.
Aug. z, lS6i-26.If
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who go into battle with pixies, or axes. or scy-
thes,-with any weapons however imperfect
will not be long without the more improved
arms; which are abandoned by those who have
not courage to keep them. Alter all, the true
force of armies is in the spirit and determna-
ton of the men,-oiliccrs and soldiers. As
Napoleon said to Augcreau when complaining
of the want of proper arms, Have not your
enemies got them you must take them If you
need them" CAMILLUS.
Iancasterville, Dec. 81, 1861.
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What Gen, N Cieilon is doiag oud
'0Aot he WH shortly Aeeompiish.-The
Washington correspondent OF Tie New
York Herald seems 10 speak from the
card with reference 10 the intentions of
Mcclellan. We extract the following ::
The question is frequently askeI by
inexperienced members OF Congress, and
other subordinate officers Of the Govern,
ment who ought to know better, "Wby
don't Geners! Mcclellan advance z" The
only reply to this question is, that Gen.
Mcclellan is advancing every day and
hour of the twenty -four that passes, lie
has his hands upon the throat Of the re-,
bel army of the Potomac, holding Il,
where il is. Hs is advancing in drill. nd.
vnacing in discipline, advancing in
strength. advancing N endurance TO stand
out in the. cold. advancing in n suppIy
OF muskets for infantry, cannon for s,,il
le'y, ssbres and revolvers and rifles for
cavalry. locations Of expeditions, DC
When he has completed these advances
he will close up the rebellion, and thea
the men who now clamor for an immedi.
ate advance will be compelled to ack-
The wisdom Of Gen. McCIeI-
Ian's programme {:
In thi. connection, it may MT he i'm,
polite TO say th,t the reason why the ex.
pediIions under tho command ssyeraIlv
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England Contemplates War in any
Event.
Correspondence Of Manchester Guardian, Lon.
dUn, Dec. IL.

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Of Gems. Batter and Burnside have not
left for their places Of destination, has
been in consequence Of the recent com.
plca,ion with Great Britain. The Set
tenent Of the Trent affair has changed
the face Of ,hings. and now the advance
Of Gen. Mcclellan will suddenly become
more general on land and sea.
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left White Point and Adams Run Sun.
day morning, report all quie, in that
neighborhood.- CharlestoR Courier, III
instant.
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) U U L IL G A ROLINA ,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
(In The Common Pleas)
Dudley NJ. Ussery,et al. J Declaration

Va. in
m Samuel Spence. Attachment.
Whereas tile Plaintiff did nn the second
day OF Dece'nber 1861, fle his Declaration
agains, the Defendant, who (as il is said) ia
absent f.om and without The limits OF ,he
State. and has neither wifo nor Attorney
known within the same, upon whom u copy
OF the said Declaration might be served.
IL IL therefore ordered that the said D,.
fendani do appear and plead To the said
Declaration, on or before the third day Of
Decemb'.r next, which will bo in the wear
OF ou' Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty two, otherwise final Judgment will
tl'rn be given aud awarded against him.
ii. J. HANCOCK, CTk.
Dec. 4th, lS6I.-I3-Iy.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN
L A IA W BA JOURNAL,
PUBLlsHEoB BY
L. II. BRITTON
Z. IL. b X | T T o N,
CHARLOTTE, n. C.

These Papers embracing the Tsi.week.
y BnlIe'in) established in The town of
Charioite, N. Z. afiosds unusual advantage.
TO hdvertisers beth al hume and abroad A.
'hsy command a circulating medium of
Orer TSrss Thousand Copies per W.,I
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NorE.-The Charleston Mercury of l7th
Dec. contains the following announcement -
Large numbers of the people from Hopkins,
Christian, and the adjoining counties. are rush.
ing to Gen. olark's aid, armed with Kentucky
rifles, shot guns and pixies" The brave men
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BY C0WARDIN & HAMMERSLEY
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER
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S7J IeE WARD!

4 Nny from where ". had them
N hired. near Chester Ia June last, our
~ three Neyr" men, .iz BAL. GILES
nd HENRY
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,so,aro,. 70 published in the DAILY for slIn
subsequent insertion Ten lines Tor less,
QUAR- Advertisements ordered inside or ~
prominent place. as also those largely displayed WI, ~
charged extra rates Contracts by the vear ~.
made on liberal terms may %
EEkLY First insertion 81 per square each an,
~ ~ tlASent Adv" rtsemonts must he pq;d in al
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~ 40 grafAtoss Adcerfisemsns No report, rest
luuons or proceedings of curporation sfeiety y.
asso; aton, and Communication designed ~ eli y.
tention TO any natter Of limited Individual nteres
- fhe Publishers will not hold Themselves resnnrs,
pic for anv errors that occuI bcyon the an,oun
charged for the Advertisement. ~
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Zeal Estate.

FOR SALE--The Lot and BUILDINGS
"A of the estate Of S. b. SCOTT, late of Worcestey
deceased-t being the estate No l46 to IA Main street
near opposite the Bay State House. The lot Is ii feet
MGnt by ~ deep and the estate pays large in
Also, oI sale. belonging to the same estate Pews No
anu - on lower oor and Pew NO. II In gallery of First
Unitarian Church (Dr. IIill's). Apply to
Worcester, Feb 10, 1862. fiO dtf
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Apply To our associates IN . 49, 49,.
New YOrk-klCllAk, @. ELLIOTT AtoIheF anu
Counsellor, No. ~ Nassau street - 80, s.,.
Brook, IN. 30 AErH NJ. PRAY Attorney anu N"u"
scll0r, No. 3lB Fulton street. ,, .,.,.,. ,,s f,o,,
Pottsyille Pa, WA. H. SMITH, Attorney "i'" NVui-
sellOr. ,,u.prry Atto,,cv and
Counsellor No streets Bull nFr,s ,..... 80,
ilartf1rdl CHARLES q. nHuL -, ANVIheg anu
f,,,,,r''',iier NJ fungeriurds BLOCK.
Hnsion- bENJAMtN DEAN Attorney ana COUNSEL
loT, o No. y cliHRIEs NJ. WILLIAMS, Attorney and
f,tnseiinr No 90 Central street.
Worrcstcr- sTErHEN l.. IWlsS, Attorney and Coun
seiior Flags Block, Main street
"a hN
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PRICE, 2 CENTS.
furniture, &t.
II B. WREN & CO
NEW FURNITURE WAREROOMS.
j. IL. LAWRENCE

U~U Ohut Ou@ HnttGhVOuOu
u. IL. LAWRENCE
desires express his heartfelt gratitude to his friends
and customers for the very liberal patronage extended
to him through all his varied connection in business in
this city, during the twelve years ana particularly
the American House Block previous to january, 1861
Where ne was burned out. lie has formed a business
R ICE a GO and has taken the New and Spacious
Rooms on the second floor the
New American House Block,
peeuy over store formerly occupied by him. and has
furnished them with stock of
New and Elegant Glass of Furniture.
purchased from the best in the state for
Cash-no old bankrupt stock that has laid in store
three four years. out of style and shop worn hut the
best selected stock offered the public in Worces
ter, and will be sold at the very prices cash
The stock consists OF Rich Drawing Room and Fnrlor
Sets, in Black Walnut and Mahogany Frame in oil or
varnish, upholstered in Hair Cloth Rept ChaGlie and
Plush covers Marble Top Center Tables rich Gold,
Gilt frame, with best French Plate MirroTs Oak or
Walnut Library and Sitting Room Furniture in oil or
Narnish Rich Oak, Walnut and Mahogany Chamber
Sets; also common do. all kinds oflow priced Cham
Der and Kitchen Furniture; Spring Bed Bottoms, of
different kinds Best Hair Mattresses made to order;
also. all kinds of Common Mattresses; Best Live
Geese and Common Feathers; Bed, Pillow and Boil
ster Ticks.
Common Window Shades; Window Fixtures, TasseI
and Cord; Picture rassel and Cord; Floor Mats etc
The above stock will be warranted good as recon
mended aud sold for cash lower prices than the
qualities of Furniture than be bought any other
house in Worcester county.
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED in a neat and sub
stantia manner All kinds of Old upholstered work
covered aud repaired Old Mattresses made over. We
intend to do hst class furniture and shade business
and make customers satisfied that they have got
equiva ent for their time and money.
Can and examine our stock before purchasing else
where j. Il. LAWRENCE a. CO.
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Tee! ICE ICE - The propnetors
Il have put their teams ON their several routes Those
wishing to be supplied, will please give their names 20
the drivers, At their Office, No. EXCHANGE
STREET, under the Bay state House. Money may be
paid to any Of the drivers, and their receipts WILDE
gooi Any neglect in the drivers will be attended to ON
application TO the subscribers.
myl dim WALKER & SwEETSER.
SUPERIOR ICE Embellishments
- VIII keep his superior Cream ON hand sell by
the quantity or glass at IS Chandler street. d3wf e50
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DENSION, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
L WAR CLAIMS, AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY.
Attorney and Councillors at Law,
No $50 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Washington, ID. &.

This nrm having thorough knowedge Of the Pension
nenartments OF Government believe that they af
f,rd reafcr facilities 10 Pensions, Bounty ana other
claimants for the prompt and successful accomplish
naf M business entrusted to Them than any other firm
in Washington They design to secure such an amount
~ Ills business will enable them to execute the busl
ness FOR each claimant VERY CHEApLY, and the
hssjs ~ our paw CONTINGENT UPON OUR SUCCESS
is EACH CASE. For this purpose they will secure the
services Of a LAW FIRM IN each prominent locality
throughout the states where such business be had
furnish such with all the necessary blank form al appll
cation evidence, and also requisite printed
Instructions and upon the due execution Of the papers
and transn ission Of the 10 from our Local
Agents, they Will promptly perform the business here
Their charges will be tN-1kN DOLLARS FOR OF.
FiCERS and gR-FlVE DOLLARS FOR rRiVArES
for each PENSION or BOUNTY and Rack PAY Oh
tanned, and ten per cent. on amount OF CLAIMS FOR
MILITARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR tDEMNITY.
gf soldiers enlisted SINCE the LIST day Of March, 1861
In any kind OF service, MILITARY or NAVAL, who arc
disabled by disease wounds. entitled to PENSIONS
All soldiers who for two years during the war
should ii soon close Will be entitled 20 500 bounty II
there be widow then the minor children then the ia
Their mother, brothers sisters are entitled above
JOSEPH A.. STEWART,
n, L. STENENs,
EDWARD CLARK,
.. A. STEVENS,
w. h. GAYLORD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-08

mi FOX SALE-The beautiful man.
iI sion situated on Catherine street. formerly owned
s4=eAs@ ana occupied by JOSEPH z. HALE The above
was 0uit by MI Hale for his special use and has ali
the modern improvements 1t is situated on beautiful
elevation and overooks the whole city 1t has fine
stable attached, and has about of land well
street on all sides more desirable residence for sale
could not be found For further particulars please In
qulre OF Gil ARLES Is. PRATT, Worcester, or OF the
subscriber, No. 10 West 10Th street, New York
ny2l off JAMES A FERGTrSoN