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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-01
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WESTERN RAHRO



s= ==z-===zsszs- L o D.-WINTER ARRANGE.
s=-S-----a-M ENT.-Trains run as follows; Leave
worcester at $50 and Ills NJ. and 4.lO p. m
Leave Nashua al Z a m. and II m, and D. H.
At Nashua, all trains connect with the trains al
concord where passengers take the and from
the Northern, the Passumpsic Boston Concord
montreal, and vermont Central Railroad.
At Groton Junction, trains directly with tie
trains OF the Stony Brook Railroad; with trains
OF the Ftehburg Railroad with the exception of the rsi
train from Boston, and at Fitchburg with of thV
vermont and Massachusetts, and Cheshire Railroads
For further particulars and connections with othe
roads, see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States" d. w BENTI,EY Sup1t
worcester Oct I. 1851 DIFF lei
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-01
Zeal estate.

~ REAL E TATE NOTICE SSsSsc
lit
In view of the times and the ssty OF dispos
ing Of property, have had placed in my hands
For Sale or Exchange
great variety Of Real Estate consisting of
DWELLING HOUSES. vary ing in Price from
$500 to S5000.
BUILDING LOTS, desirably located in all parts
Of the city, to suit thewants of all classes
FARMS, large and small, in the adjoining towns At
rlces WITHIN the means of ALL adapted the raising of
vegetables Tor market, for dairy purposes. or formk
Wood and Timber Lots,
together with two or three saw 8Inl Privileges
In most Of the above list Of Real Estate the terms
PAY ment VIII be made TO accommodate the condition
and means Of the purchaser. Much OF the purchase
money can remain for a term ofyeaSs mortgage.
TENEMENTS TO RENT
+. L. ABIsoTT
No. Bay State House.
III au Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-01

EA4AGG'S BALM OF ESCELLENC E,
HAS BUT ONE NAME
~ Secured by COPYRIGHT.
FI4AGss'S BALM OF EXCELLENCE!
Gires Instantaneous Relief 10 rheumatism.
EIAGG'S BALM OF EXCELLENCE
GiUes Instantaneous Relief 10 Neuralqfa.
FLAGGS BALM OF EXCELLENCE!
Gires Instantaneous RELIEF to Ticdoloureur
FLA GG'S BALM OF EXCELLENCE!
GtUeS Instantaneous Reljefto Lae Toothache
FLA G G'S BALM OF ExUEILENCEi
GiUes Instantaneous RelieftO Burns and Sores
FLAGG'S BALM OF EXCELLENCE!
Gires Instantaneous ReItef TO Spraias.
FI'AGG'S BALM OF EXCELLENCE
Gtres Instantaneous Relief to Cramps
FI.AGG'S BALM OF EXCELLENCE,
Gtres Instantaneous RELIEF 10 Cold aud Dysentery
FLA GG'S BALM OF EXClLE.EN Cis
Gives Instantaneous Keller to Frosted Limbs
EI'AGG'S BALM OF EXCELLENCEi
Cues Instantaneous Reljef to AeheS and Spraias
FLAGG'S BALM OF EXCELLENCEt
hstaRtdnsouS ReiiJOr Pam in the Body Limbs Sto1a.
dch OF B0Weis.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
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Aat.t4L j. D J0.Es
IHls Hotel keFt tas tafqtaa run, i convenient
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nag ID TIE .ualitte ls 4ntsrua0u of The Exchange Hd
ching q i0fi ua7- and aifAiu few minute. ws4
n The he.A~afs aArv- ne lan1lne- f4r seimt1it-
sftm all parts
aieaIa N y Aal r II aaur from ocleek ia IT,.
MOI ;ilg 70 Y fi9ef 2 tiFi l-s cents aud .i-
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tAte1 and al aewly infnihst Iie E4i4ne t.,.5rt.
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
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FIRE INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
THE FARsEEsk1s' STATE MUTUAL
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INsTJaAwCE COMPANY,

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL IlSIRA nee COMP ANY,
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and Market Streets, Wilmington Del

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14

VHB ruhEsl NEmtlsAL AGENT EVER KSoWN.
hA- furnished HE ,oamuntya stmulaui rnr-, health
inl thl lufls rltlu, a. tiH mii, ieli,iouF
l-ver1se j, ea,culllri a. DO away with the siis
-rnssei stuli ila J. pamt 10 lhe community, anl
Nhlti III tfraus 4 lHiy aui MUD. For eAle hg
Y. G. DltaIS, Sole Ag+ui,
rG,uer Of Tent ami fiuhel at- Wilmington, bel
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14

S0IIll.
W me 5liY roctlNng orders to send ly maif
liue 1re lf tjpft Nj lr. linr1s Dental Remt
i.e-, wileh vs. olHn4tGi Saae ARE maiiah.e
yetIi the .tst6giYl Figsa, which W. send III
tr tHtfiorf On receipt u ptice - crntsi and
qhr stamp Euf % accommodate persons in
: aees where ts lruegi1s ln1 -torekcrper- are
1ealrd The Age, wr baYr pat mp packages 10
a5i'r tabG-=ed blSts seven iueh.4 bY four,
nl'H eginrattmeht,-elch box containing q but
ts d IN. Hlrdt Manu- Va T. and T55t 1eit
mn bsx u TesM Fogd.,, the Ns4s1yw
H4i-Ti aui valuable lt;le Treatise ou IssW
mi HsW DHs4ges, ne lssi ms4ns ol pfesesfuy
tts d md ~ Pf9p,f heltHeni 81 CAildrs,is Tteh,
4t'a d itsel the entire cost 70 every youug
nan or woman, or parents with young children,
dtb several other necessary articles price per
ifs KhFf ri. dst.aF, Or eix packages for -, aent
by rxpftsa as directed. -. iae Ezprt IS charges
hir MT much, % any, more on "a 19zen than On
1iti 4 = lar cheaper 70 otier -ix Or dozen
FhcAhsts At one time. a arge family will want
! r TIE surplus eau he disposed 9f 70 neigh
Daf4 With public benefit, for no one can estimate
aoS much pain, suffering, unh4plines=, and DIS
hgrTemeni, expense, loss of time aud money
would be saved p the country il every family
~ day had 0t these packages, which, 10 il
seli i4 a complete set Of Dental Remedies. Ad-
frees Win H. Ilurd & Co Tribune Buildings
Aew York, and write name aud address plainly
Tint remittanees may ne made with confidence.
" g. II x Go. refer to tile Mayor nf Brooklyn,
H. G " Griffith, President Of the Farmers and
Crlsn Bank, Brooklyn; 10 the Llitor of the
Amfrieau AlAnuiacturers Gazette % Juy G9e
Co, Publishers Agents. New York to +. T..
Earuum, E-., who knows good thing when be
saea and who has already ordered second
auftig. ctr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14

Fi-s-15- r15-
4l-5t 70 r--s Es 4tff
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
Price, only u Gents cacn

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Ftan-i ., a iipti b-lsl 0f q. iuti
Taltt i4ra 70
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
Tol l.nllIYlng IIe RIooa
l0T nnsIliatlon

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
1000 Agenta Wanted

10 introduce Dr.. Hurd's Dental Remedies iuto
every County. Men or women who want to
make money quickly can DO better with these
articles than anything IN market. They are
new, useful, low priced, and We are spending
tAuGaend- IN advertising them for the benefit Of
ageut4 Boxes Of samples, containing dozen
ii tie one dollar packages above specified, with
c.rcnarq will be sent, on receipt Of sepen doiiqls,
about lult price, 10 any person wishing to test
lae III her SILL 10 selling With the view Of be-
coming an ngrn'. Ley can be sod in day.
ra.5 ~ pouid rathtr pay sgiarps Tim Commis.
oss 10 fhose ,sho Proee hemseiges gcieHi sqt,smta
gsss' Now is ihe tine 10 60 into The business
For address and references see above.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
ror IIInn.lnallns I.nrlo.e.

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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-09

give us, has not been more successful
than pro slavery generaship in the field.
Is 1t not worth while 70 try, while there
is yet time, some other line Of conduct
towards them? The President has tried
:" to save the Union without freeing any
slaves - is it not time to see what effect
" freeing some," if not call" would
have
lis now plainly evident that the North
has erred in its estimate of our enemy's
strength. Slavery has actually been an
advantage to them through our mischiev-
Gus and deplorable tenderness towards
them in that matter. 1t has enabled
them TO call into the field every able bod
led man from sixteen to thirty FIVE, now
to be enlarged by including those from
fourteen to fifty. Although our white
population is SO much more than theirs,
they have thus far been able TO bring
nearly if not quite man for man into the
field, with us, and can do so, as long as
we leave them their slaves to supply
them with food and with trench work.
men. A proclamation of emancipation
to all such slaves as should seek our
lines, Or report themselves any where to
a q. S. official, would cut the ground
from under the feet Of the rebels. AT
least it would six months ago. They
have been taking precautions to meet
this very emergency. Time is precious
in the application of this remedy. The
fear is that our honest and well -maaning
President, in his dread OF innovation or
precipitancy, may delay the case till the
patient is dead. For recognition on the
part of Europe nearly threatens unless
warded off by prompt aud eAectua
measures, and Intervention would not be
long in following.
Therefore let there be prompt and en-
ergetic action, and in the words of the
memorial addressed to tina p"4-;l~.. l.
Convention " of Christians of all demon
nations" recently held at Bryan Hall
in Chicago, let all the people say, We
urge you as the Head of this Christian
nation, from considerations of moral prin,
ciple, and, as the only means of preserv.
ing the Union, to issue, w;thom delav 3
decree Of NATIONAL EMANCIPATION" In
this way, by an act Of justice to a race
that this nation has cruelty and wickedly
oppressed for two hundred years, can be
crushed the present internal SLAVE HoL-
DERs' REBELLION.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-09

by them previous to their leaving for
the Shenandoah.
Quite number OF field officers arc in
the city, among them Generals Pope and
Sumner.
From careful calculations it is beliey
ed that the entire number OF wounded in
the recent battles, will not exceed 5000,
killed 1000, and 1900 prisoners--prin-
cipally picked up while Struggling and
who, with the exception Of the officers,
have been paroled
The rebels in the recent engagements
did not fight with their entire forces.
having powerful reserve to be made
use OF as the eXi gencies might require.
The most reliable among the conflict
ing rumors is shat the rebel forces, com
prisng at guess, 100000 men were
still moving yesterday through Thor.
ouyhfare Gap, leading on into the valley
and stretching towards Harper's Ferry.
Paroled prisoners say that the rebel
soldiers express their confidence of cross
ing into Maryland in heavy force in the
course ola few days. They doubtless
will make the attempt.
The work of getting the army into a
good position has been accomplished
with entire success. So well conducted
has been the process of falling back from
CenlrevllIe to It's present position of de-
tanse and perfect security, that not one
army wagon was lost on the route.
Everything was carried through in the
most systematic manner.
Many OF The troops now occupy posi-
tons short distance from the positions
OF last tall aud winter.
The division Of Maj Gen Fitz John
Porter, composed OF the brigades of Gen.
Morrill,, Butterfeld and Griffin, ha,
their tents pitched near the camp
grounds of last year.
The tents of the famous Griffin's bat
terry, now commanded by Lieut. Hazlett,
gallant officer, who was with The bat
terry at the first battle Of Bail Run, have
! their camp upon the identical space of
ground occupied by them last winter.
There are numerous reports concern.
ing the movements of rebel troops. II is
difficult to verify all these, but there
seems TO be no doubt they have passed
10 Drainesville, Leesburg and further
up the valley.
When he war first assumed serious
aspect, many Of our citizens, together
with sojourners, left Washington in
alarm, but now it is not known that any
have taken lheIr departure under panic
or serious apprehension of danger by the
rebel iDvas' on.
The chain bridge--the timbers OF
which, it is represented, were removed
several days ago-was to day made use
of for military purposes, thus facilitating
intercourse between Virginia and Nc
! Clellan.
|, has been stated that number OF
gunboats have approached within view
Of Washington. The appearance of two
Of them in the vicinity Of Georgetown
this afternoon, was indeed wonder,
such craft never having before ap
preached IN that part Of the Potomac.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-09

day that regiment had q sham fight.
The soldiers acquitted themselves cred.
itably. Col. Brodtbeck and Lieut.. Col.
Dunlap were both on the ground and
seem to be universally beloved.
There are about twenty barracks on
the encampment. They are rudely con
sructed out of rough pine boards, and
answer the purpose for which they were
intended admirably. Each barrack &C
commodities one company. We do not
complain Of our fare, our food is pretty
good and thus far we have been supplied.
There was a lack OF water, but this diff
ficulty is now obviated.
The situation of camp is most pictur-
esque and grand. We are on level
tract of land raised some twenty feet
perhaps above the river, to the westward
stretches long chain of steep and
rocky hills. This is one of natures
widest spots. Here upon the west bank
of the ever rolling Father Of Waiter S,
hemmed in by the firm old hills, feel
ing of awe and grandeur comes over US
This plain and these groves that but a
few years since rang with the wild war
cry OF the eXullant Indian, now echo "a
the harmonious tread of the American
warrior. The sun that shone from Won
der hill top upon the rude tent of the
lone Indian, now CLEANS from a lhous.
and bayonets, as the soldiers appear on
dress parade. The sun sinks away be-
hind the bluff, and then comes the hour
for reflection. Home, friends, and all
we held most dear, come fitting before
us. These in turn give way TO The in
variable law ofnature-one thing at a time
and then comes swelling up from the
deepest recesses of the mind earnest
thoughts for oar common country. We
mediate on the cause of all our trouble
see it fostered by those in authority un-
til it breaks out in open rebellion, small
at first but in time assuming frightful
proportions. Then we see the grand
and invincible army of the Union march
ing steadily forward to meet and conquer
the uprising hosts Of oppression. Wher
ever We 90 we will SOW ,he seed of Lib
erty, 50 that when the great red furrow
Of civil war is ploughed, we may have
permanent and lasting peace.
G. H. L.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-09
Correspondence Of TIE Guardian.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August q.
N!ggers and IniunS.
J. II. l.,

WASHINGTON, D, c., August II.
N!ggers and InjunS.
The Indians have made a most deplor-
able raid in Minnesota, and have sue
ceeded in savayely butchering several
bundled people, men, women and chill
dren, being indiscriminalely the victims
Of their barbarily. The torch, the tom.
ahawk, and the scalping knife have again
been called into bloody requlsi,ion in our
neishboring State, and whole neishbor.
hoods have passed away before the afro
cities of savage warfare.
The chief, Hole in the Day, was the
undoubted instigator Of these barbarities.
lie lately made quite a lengthy VISIT to
Washington, where, ii is now known he
was shrewdly manipulated by secession
politicians, many OF whom, no doubt,
hold responsible Offices under the gov
eminent. Returning home, with a we'll
laid scheme in his head, lie rapidly or
/ gained the conceited movement agreed
upon, and mutilated dead bodies, settle.
ments in ashes, and deserted farms and
towns attest again the sad success ofreb-
el machinations.
This IS not the Only time the rebels
have called the lulous 10 their assis-
lance. At the hard-fought battle OF Pea
Ridge, they murdered our own Volua
teers with the brutal satisfaction Of their
ancient spirit, aad a sort of reuibulive
justice, turned upon their employers aud
scalped them where they stood.
VIII 10. Mr.. WickIiffe sing for us lie
pecan Of Indian warriors VIII he not
tell Us how sweet and honorable it is for
Western men to be slain by savages OF a
copper color, and how beyond all ex-
preston horrible il would be for Rebel
STAKEHOLDER 10 be shot by mere say :
age" niger.
Ii it be unconstitutional for nisgers to
Kill rebels land We suppose it is). il
must be unconstitutional for indians 70
kill loyal men. We respectfully request
the President therefore, 10 write another
letter to the HateHigeacer, and inform us
Western people that, in order to save our
bacon, be VIII Kill all these Injuns. or
part Of EN-, or let EN- alone entirely, ac
cording as the salvation Of our bacon
aforesaid requires, in his judgment, one
or tie other oil these course OF action.
LINK.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-09
Correspondence of the Guardian.
J l.. LOOMS.

Wi - tDilASl4cS VI tilG NliaI hlan
CAMP FRANKLIN. DUBUoUFl
Sept. 4th, 1862
Mr.. EDITOR We are in camp two
miles above Dubuque. Ga our arrival
in the city We learned that no barracks
bad yet been constructed for our accom- :
modatlon, hence we were compelled TO
quarter at the various hotels. We were
kindly cared for, and on our departure
from the city to the camp, three rousing
cheers were given for our respective
landlords-California excepted
On our arrival in camp, we found ev-
erything in state Of confusion. The
barracks were not completed. Prepare.
tons for cooking, eating, &c, we're not
yet made. The soldiers took hold with
good will, and soon our barracks was
erected, the hunks arranged, and for the
first time we gathered around the crack.
ling campfire, 10 partako Of Uncle Sans
first evening repasL
A,reyeiiIe the roll is called An hours
march before breakfast. Guard mount
ing at 8 A. H. Drill from 10 10 III A..
NJ. Drill one hour and half IN the az
ternoon. Dress parade in the evening.
Roll call at night. This is the pro
gramme for the present.
There is quite number on the sick
list. | learn the hospital Of the 2lst reg
iment is full. There is no hospital yet
erected for the eth, but ali the boys are
sure they will receive prompt attention Of
DR.. Ii. II. Hunt. His appointment as
Assistant Surgeon, gives great salisfac-
ton TO hls numerous friends from Blu
chanan.
The 2l8t is luartered just above US
They have been drilling sometime, and
make good show. They are TO leave
on Monday next for S, Louis. Wednes.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-09
SHERIFF,S SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF an Execution issued
ID out of and under the Seal Of the District
Court OF Buchanan County, Iowa, in favor of
Wright & Newcomb, and against the lands
and tenements. of A. II. Hyde and Others, l
have levied upon the following described mort
gagged property, viz
Lots six and seven, in Block Two, in the
Villnge Of Quasqueton, in Buchanan County,
Iowa. Also lots four. five. six, seven, eight
and nine, in Block Seventy, and lots three,
four, five and six. in Block Seventy-one, in
Thompson's Addition to said Village of Quas.
queton.
Which property, as above described, will
offer for sale, at Public Auction, at the door Of
the Sheriff's Office, in the village of Indepen-
dence, on on Saturday, the 9th day of September.
A. d. 1862, at Two o'clock, P. NJ. of said day,
to the highest bidder, to satisfy said Execu-
ton and costs.
JOHN M. WESTFALL, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Independence, Iowa,l
September LIST, 1862. 24-@w
Bissell, Atty for PPffs.
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