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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-03

ar Editor:-As you have published an
article from Mr.. Wayand calculated to throw
cold water on the laudable efforts of a number
OF individuals who have associated themselves
together for the relief of the colored refugees
OF the south, you will of course allow word
OF remonstrance or explanation in their behalf.
have not word of censure for him He is
too well and favorably known in this vicinity
Tor any one to impeach the sincerity Of his
motives, or to distrust his interest in their
welfare. 1t will be seen, on perusipg the
article, that he does not state facts. or give
the result of lis own observations as to their
actual condition. He merely lays down A
principle that we should regard the slaves as
men who must gain their own living by work
as other men do, to which we all accede. The
question now is-what are their present cir
cumstances what means are open to them (?
whether they are in condition to commence
life as civilized human beings?
Ignorance and oppression are always the
handmaidens of improvdence and restitution.
II shpload of ignorant, degraded, and pen
niless foreigners were landed on our shores.
all the christianity OF the land would be sum
moned in their behalf, to place them in
situation, physically, as well as morally, to
supply their own wants-the first step of
which is to put them on the track, by attend.
ing to their immediate wants. This is n mar.
alIe case.
Mr. Wayland's views are entitled to consid
GRAFTON, and so is the testimony of other
men, lie ventures TO assert that the slaves
suffer less from the want of comforts than our
own soldiers Doubtless this is true in many
cases There is no suffering like that incl
dent 10 the battle field in common life. No
one supposes that warm clothing is needed
but we have il from a variety of sources that
many OF them are destitute of decent clothing,
and il there are benevolent persons disposed to
AID the government in the effort to raise them
from the barbarism and beggarism in which
slavery has left them, what ian be the harm
1t is true that the government owes them n
debt which the most generous disposition on
it's part toward them could never cancel. but
with all it has on its hands it is not to be OK.
pected that it can afford any immediate relief.
Even the soldiers and whites in its employ
elsewhere often suffer through its lack Of
to meet their claims. Then there
must be children and aged of both sexes una.
bic to work, who cannot be provided for with
The low wages paid to the able.bodied How.
'ver we cannot expect that one year will suk
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Reported for the Daily Spy.
New England Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.

W,s,,,,,,, lss A;l o 1000
'iA's'' AP'' = low
Mr.. Edttor:-ln communicating to your col
umns a report of this body, which commenced
;ts sossiou i, ,l,is rl,oo vastordar rs, fs.
p
ho'e Tue iac' ''at Tue usual ciasses' Iour III
number, in the conference course of study,
were examined Yesterday by their respective
a,,,,;,,oo, -, o,,,o. u..a,,,o..
O''i'"''''' "0' ''"',' o'''@' P''''0S IL" "e
arrived IN Town. In the evening Kew Mr.
Milburn told us "what blind man saw in
Enplaud and need not ston 10 renort his
1ao,,,. ., g. ;, w.. ~. ,a,;no, :.
iec'u'e " s"u' ''i 1t mas Oeen ue"'e'eu Ill
Worcester
At nine o'clock A. NJ to day the conference
assembled, and introductory religious services
were held, Bishop E. l.. james presiding, who
read the Doth chapter of Isaiah and part of
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flee to eradicate the ideas Incorporated into
every department of our body polite that we
should treat as christian brethren those whose
dthtlsti principles have eliminated in TINS
wicked rebellion until they cut themselves
alooi from us, by which We are unconscious
ly led into the natural influence that the vic
tins should not be deemed the proper objects
OF pecuniary considerations, although ground
10 the dust, while the nation would be ready
to vote compensation to the lordly masters, an
Inconsistency into which hope Mr.. Wayland
will not fall SEW
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-03

PARsoN BRowNLow AT CINc1NNAr1-
Parson Brownlow has reached Ohio. AT Gin
cinnati he had an enthusiastic reception. and
he made speech, in the course of which he
spoke as follows, of himself, slavery, and Gen.
Fremont -
His parents were born in Virginia. So
was he. Although a stakeholder, he has no
hesitation In saying that, when the issue is
presented, as 1t may be, the Unan and no
slavery, against slavery and no Union,' he
Is lor me Union, and slavery may go to the
uogs' lie Us Tor the Union above slavery or
any oIhef institution. Large brides have been
offered him to induce him TO aid the roboII;o,,
his answer Thy money perish with thec
poor man, owning nothing but his nrintinr
once, anu that coniiscated, he neyertheless
could not consent to sell for gold his beloved
country.
When the army goes to East Tennessee he
wishes to 20 with it. KnorUi7le is in Fremonfs
department, and he ,1ds glad of IT. Fremont ,noc
has sort Of man, and he wiShed to be cith him on
vtStt.ng East Tennessee. A great deal of hang.
ing had been done on one side, and he wouid
ike to superintend some on the other. With
out profanity, he could say that the federal
army would be received in East Tennessee
with Joy only equaed by the hosannabs of
the angels when Christ was born. He ex
pressed himself rs feeling confident that the
rebellion was on its 'last legs" The rebels
were preparing for a desperate fight at Cor
NTH. Ii defeated there their cause was gone
lie hoped they would be pursued through the
cotton states, and driven into the Gulf, as the
swine containing devils were driven into the
water"
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'' D0ioNCo 5 GOLDEN PERIODICAL 7

IN DuFONCO'S GOLDEN PERIOnJc,r NM, g
IDc,r;h,. FOR FEMALES A4AHS
toie III correcting, regulating and
as preventive. anu Always successful
facti, 1boinonatlon of ingredients in the So
o 9 ttnless Their efficacy and merits ~ arr per
fbo We practice Of ever Thirty years 90, svH up
% nave been strictly followed tho h mere
81 70 correct all irregularities Jhev new
III 1u uneult MchstrualiOn. (parcnlarir pam
III VI lieJ. Ihey will cure the Whes ~, az the
az uGOhS arising from colds eynosnro move
Gausei anu may be used successfully rs vi any
r1haes peculiarly situated those sunnpsin 1--we
serves So are cautioned against using these piIs
IN Lnt cohultlo lest they invite MISCARRIAGE and t
proprieor assumes no responsibility after this a,
to ainougn thelr mildnesswould prevent any nisnif
10 healtni Ctherwlse the Pills recommended Viii
anu pllcit directions accompany each box Prica e.
500 IN Worcester. Mass by the following drupSsfTsi
DDA.SAD oCoIT, 25l Main street, JAMES GREER liz
3aIp Ttreet, anu w. ii. GOULDING l4O Main 81 o.
uies DySending by 81 to either Qbope a1euts
tnrouGh inc Worcester"Post Office can have Ike ns
sent eonhdentlyl by mail to any part OF the coupfv
rye u poStaee Sold also by 4. A. purdetf Cintn,
a. a. .. e. BtdiT Warren. B. x. DeLand North iroot
neu, anu a. o. Henry Westboro', and by one Druprist
IN every village and city in the United States and 6v
Il; i9"ei sole Proprietor, New York. - "
y. D-Beware of Counterfeits. Buy no Golden pills
.! any KIND unless the box is signed s. d. Howe All
are Dase imposition and afe therefore MS Won
our ne and health Ito say nothing of being Hmm
sgu ou OF your money buy only of those who show
tne Signature OF ID. Howe every box which las
Deeh ADDED on account of the Pills being conn
teriei'eu' diem dge
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b"tchelor's Hair Dye, THE BEST IN THE woRLp
v" a. bateheiors Splendid llair Dye is the Original and
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known Instan-
tantaneous init effects does stain the skin and nvip
crates the hair for life BE careful and use none other
than the genuine, signed each side of every box
WILLIAM A. BATcHELoR. Sold by all respectable Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Stores ever where Mammal
tory No 81 Barclay street. date Is Bond street. and %.
broadway, New York dEwlv s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-03

Ihe comics slOnS and Experience of !, IL.
valid.-Pubshed for the benrfit and ms wornint. ai
t Satl0n 70 Young men who suffer from Nervous DebiI
n.y. Premature Decay &c. supplying at the sa nc t
inc mcans OF self cure BY one who has cured hi ee
ater being put to great expense through medical mnn
soh anu quackery BY enclosing post pnid addrcspS
enyeI9Pe SINGLE COPIES may be had OF he an
N Y. dEwf, D'u'oru' hlngs county,
mpb
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az Cdnrt u 80 q; Mott, Physician ana surgcon.
ia 10 ~ street corner OF Howard Boston s
YH from ~ until z, and from to in tho eveni @
Aectors n no r nT ana Genital Organs scroous
t WIS, rnnlale complaints &c An exDerience nf ,Iup
ali Of tbe ns eXtesye practice enables Dr. NJ to cure
etabie III t uncut cases. Medicines entirelv veo
ueOulN
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on' April /, Larned Marcy, formerly Of Dudley

81 yrs. - '''' n'u ""'py' Formerly o' DuuicS =
III Stur6ridge very suddenly at the residence of his
soil, aagen ~ James johnson, 50 yis mos. The de
ceuseu mas been subscriber the Spy, either In his
own or amOthers name, for over sixty Yeas
~ Sterlng, March 10, susan, VITO Of the late Edward
Fitch and oldest daughter Of the late COl Timothy
kllbnrn, 80 yrs mos.
In Pawtucket, April l, Of consumption. Susan r.
VIE Of Joseph Whittemore, and formerly resident
Of this city, q yrs
IN West sprinl Held March 81, Eliza, wife of Henry
White 70 yrs.
In Northamnton. March q. John Clemson. 20 yrs.
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The following Extracts from few of many Testimo
mails giving proof of the efficacy of
xsrOwn's bronchial TrOches,
OR COUGH LozENGEs,


may be read with interest by PUBLIC SPEAKERS
SINGERS, and Others, requiring the article.
- From Rev Henry Ward Beecher Who has used the
TTocheS fUe yearS.-'l have never changed my mind
respectin them from the fir t excepting think vet
better of that which began in thinking well Of do
not hesitate to that in far have had an oppor-
tunlty OF COMPARISON your oches prominently the
best, and the ii st, OF the great Lozcnge school,"
From Rev E. II. Chaplin D. d. Neu Fork consid
er your Lozeges an exec ent article for their purposes
and Tecomm end their use to Public Speakers"
, From Mr. c. H. Gardner, Principal of the Rutqer's
female Institute, NeW IOrk.I have been afflicted with
bronchitis during the past winter and found no relief
until found our TRoCHEs''
II have been much afflicted with BRONCHIAL AFFEc.
TIoN. producing Hoarsencss and Cough The "TTOcbes'
are the only eectual remedy giving power and clear
ness 10 the voice. REV. GEO. SLACK,
Minister Church of England,
Milton Parsonage, Canada.
CAUTION; AS there many limitations ask for and
OBTAIN only Brogn's Broaehiat Troches, which by
long experience have proved their value having recev-
ed the sanction of hysicans generally and esmon-
ais from eminent men Throughout the country
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
apl deod3t&wIt
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experience teaches us that delcacy prevents monv
ees from applying for the means to alleviate sufc
ing ana save lfc That objection cbviated in the case
o sir James Clarkes Pills, prepared alter the prcscrin
toh OF SrJames Clarke, Physician to the Queen of I,
i ana well known to be the only and sue remedy
r io'l'e uheuiues and distractions from any cause
hey can De sent in bottle containing 50 pills post
by enclo- ing 81 and posag stamps to anv agent
Sold by BUSH ~ CO., and all Druggists.
mis- deodt,voo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-03

"ToPsY," the gal wat never was born, as
enacted at the theater by Miss Winthrop,
nightly ELECTS shouts of approving laughter.
She appears this afternoon and evening.
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ber r TO TN y SpI = by Rey Tucker Elijah Bar
DauWn 20 Lizzie NJ HOppn all OF StarIings $50 NnAles
IN southampton, March M by Rev ,iniSn coror c,,
Greenfield W 'i's Eilza Johnson OF
Ron V SUw bedford, April !. by Rev st John savil.
is, Esq, L ~ ""ushteroi NHthan Low
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-03

TIE Posi- OFFICE will be open today from
On and after April 9th, the office will be open
on Sundays from 10 to 1890 only, instead Of
at noon as heretofore
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-03

PROFESSOR N. DUNN's LEcTUREs.-The follow.
ing has been received, which we print with pleas-
ure-
~ d. BdldOin, Esq., Dear Sir, ProfessorN Du,r
OF New York proposes opening course of chemi-
cal lectures IN our city, to be illustrated with exper
lmenls Such lectures are but rarely offered among
US, anu II made WHAT they ought to be, would be Of
great value to our people. Professor Dunn enoys
hign reputation as lecturer, and we take tiis
method 81 expressing our desire that his proposed
ALONZO HILL, X d. pAIyrIsoN
j, w. DADMUN r. BAKER
RUSH X. SHIPPEN PHILIP Il MOEN
M. RICHARDSON, b. ii. sToDDARD'
j. HASCALL, SIC HAVEN
L. W. hiG6lNSON, BENZ. +. Haywood,
JAMES BUSHEE, and othersn
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KENNEDyS RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.

inS attentI9n Of the public is called TO This n,o+
ali III W al Lllnens as perfect and speeiv Yra -
al Tue aehes and pains that flesh is heir cure lor
o MHiHEU Nj A'CISA is caused bv a starno,;oo o,,,,.
feu hn4tiosnS rom checked perspraon-is cureI Inv a
~ a vi hENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LININENT - "
NEURALGIA-the king of ali pajnis carood h
ndlhatlon ct the nerves-is instantly rnrsI hy
~" uPPhcauohs OF hENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMEST
- ha I'M are caused by an over-extension and a
suuen r. action Of the muscles-s cured bv few bot
for man or beast Nf"""9 soou
4, PLEuRISY is an Inflammation of the lining of
NATIC L1NIMEET. So NJ
BRUISES caused by sudden pressure or tho
hesh and smashing Of the tSsuesis instantly reanS
by kENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINmENT. ''eu
CRANE Is a contraction OF the muscles causod H..
a sudden stOppage of the nervous fluid which nrsran
animal life having free hows cured by few anriiS
lions OF KENHEDr's RHEUMATIC LINlMENr P''''"
BILIOU US collie is caused by a noural ,,tn Il. A..
stomach and bowes-take teaspoonGui Of ~ .ne
RHEUMATIC LINlhENT IN warm water every nall houp
unit cured. - ""' nVuI
SORE THROAT AND HOARSUNr.s
are caused by an unnatural dryness of the
piece OF manner WIN hENNEDY's RHEUMATIC IrN,,rsv
apply IL on going TO bed, and you will be NyeIiin ~
morning. $50 ~ "Nhlh the
HIEADACHE AND THHOuurNc ~,
THE TEMPLES Is caused by pressure from IL
persplraton-ls cured by few applications of KPNWp5e
WEA ESS OF THE II cHx p,, .
direction IN the circular around each bottle io" the
1t Is good for fOOthaehc, Earache sweiiod ~,
Inflammation of every kind Every family shon1Sv anu
full supply for the winter. '' '"ohu nave
Manumetnred by DONALD KENNEDY pov,,...
r, HARLOW, JAMES GREEN HJisW SNCVCd ni, GEO.
everywhere anu ny Druggists
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SMITHS Cur:istiye Giennstng E9ns;o2nnd. d.
sai P us Ganker Piles Sore Throat Sc Ne FoI
sinSle htti ~ Co. "a Front street. by the dozen az
- -----1-@O'ulers prices decd ySO
Cranes n wSSman IN another column picking sambuc
in hospitals and S b e III an admirable article used
is worth FIJI hork IN preference to old port wine il
iel5 10 sIIeat satisfaction.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-03

A LAWYER MAKING HIS MARKs.-Geo r. Ede-
son has made marked sensation by his impersona-
ton OF the lawyer Marks" in Uncle Toms Cabin
lie will appear this afternoon and evening at the
Worcester Theater
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-03

AT HOME AGAIN.-S. A. Goodspeee has returned 70
his old stand, N IA Thomas street. where he will 10
happy TO again receive his friends and serve them as
Old He will be constantly supplied with all kinds Of
from the depths Of the ocean and river For
tne reshest and best cod, bass, halibu mackere
ckere CLANS Holsters, oysters and every good eatable
GooDsPEEn's ~ ~ ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-03

The IoUoWlng letter from Edward L.
Pierce, Esq, government agent at Port Roy.
al, was addressed to gentleman Of this city ::
"PoRT ROYAL, March 10, 1862.
My Dear Sir In pile of letters | find
yonrs. Since it was written, have been to
Boston and met our friends. am glad to re-
ceive your autograph, and find that you are
Interested in this enterprise, with which |
happen for brief period to be connected. |
am trying to do little, but want better
and stronger man to complete the work. l
was never so much convinced as now what an
easy thing It is to lift these people from bond
age to civilization. Yours very truly.
EDWARD L PIERCE.
P.S.-Let Worcester send its clothing. and il
would be convenient to CO operate with the
Boston society.
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CITY AND COUNTY.

FAST DAY.-This being Fast Day, our
office will be closed after 10 O'clock, and no
paper will be issued tomorrow morning.
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RAILROAD ACcIDENT.-Th express freight
train On the Worcester and Norwich Railroad
was thrown off the track Tuesday evening,
the LIST inst, near Webster. Five of the cars
were badly damaged by the accident. No one
was hurt The passengers and baggage on
the steamboat train were transferred to a spe.
cial train, which reached Norwich at half past
Police CoURT.-Y yesterday, Patrick Dady
and John McGrath for being drunk, we're each
fined 81 and costs. Patrick, being out of
funds was committed for non.payment Jas.
wilson, for vagrancy, was committed to the
house of correction for one month. John +.
Methven and Esther Sullivan, for fornicatiop,
were each fined So and one halt the costs.
Waldo Stevens and Ortlelia c. Warren, for
fornication, were each given like sentence.
Ofdelia Z. Stevens, tor maintaining common
nuisance in keeping house of i'll fame on
Lamartine street, was ordered to recognize in
SlOO TO answer at the next criminal term of
the superior court, and committed for want of
bail
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-03
CTRAWBERRY PLANTS-A

STRAWBERRY PLANTS ANY per.
~ son wishing to obtain strong, vigorous Strawberry
ties can DO so at the annexed prices viz Wilson's Al.
Gone. IS per poz, SOC per l0 So Dor lOOo nisa
small supply Of ilovey's Seelng and Jenny Llnd lse
pcr doz, 15e per 100 So per moo Also Arbor Vim ~
Hedging, Cherry Trees and few Apple Trees 'O'
Shrewsbury, March 25, 1852 ~ 90 N''"'N''
mch26 deod8weow6w
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vi AaNS.H H60GI HOW LOST HOW

ope, FriGe SIX Cents Lecture on he SeIa Enve
Wcatnns s haafa Cure of Spermatorrh9a or SeIp,
neanents 70 Marriage generally NepydnsU1n ana
eSnaeity rsi pePsy ana ~ Mental and pnvsIen IN
"a do EKWELL NJ D. Author the erssn NoaI ~
seal in ~ THOUSANDS OF SuFFERKRs" Sent nn33 III.
receinf % pn envelope, to any address, posf pot9 o
81 Elk cents or two postage STAMPS bv H. ~" "
1855. " a 4 nIsW FORK, Post Olico Box
NSWlsini
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EVERY KIND OF IEUMOIs.

Two bottles are warranted to Amusing
Une 20 three bottles will clear the system Of biles
the stomach 49, W ''iot S"iiherln
Three or i've bottles warranted to cure the worst
Kinds of Eryspeas ~ "oie'
one or two bottles warranted cure all humors n,
ana DlOtches among the hair % - WV '"iS
Four to six bottles are warranted TO enra ,rr,, ,
running ulcers. "'' S"lIapt ana
Olle bottle viii cure sealy eruptions of the skin
or three 0tties arc warranted to cure Tho vorst
kind Of ringwolni. ~ NNi0 'ilo "ors'
Two to three bottles warranted to euro tho moe.
desperate case OF rheumatism wiz 0 NoS'
rheum 'e" ~ cure salt
seTOfula :" 0Nle the WORST
One to three bottles are warranted to cure the v,
cases OF dyspepsia know from the exneriencc 81
thousands that it has been caused by caikerin the
stomach - N'i III INC
ache. ~ e' 'i0A heau
One or two bottles ed to regulate costiva
state OF the bowels NO'''0
One or two bottles will regulate aderangement oftbs
Four 10 six bottles have cured the worst csses -
dropsy. ''s' Eases o
BY strictly following the directions I'm tho ,nt,.
around each bottle, ard judicOus application Of
SALT RNEUM OINTMENT
SCROFULA OINTMENT, ANN
HEALING OINTMENT.
every sore ana ulcer, of whatever KIM or naturo o
cured. ' " P0iieSuy ana permanently
For sale by all druggists everywhere
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-03

MECHANICS HALL, To-NIGHr-0u adver-
tisement shows the general features of the en-
tsrtainment which tie Mozart Society offers
to the public this evening. In addition to what
is said there. or has been elsewhere, we may
mention that Miss Fiske will sing "Casta
Diva" Mrs. Monroe, dreams" and Miss
Muzzy, "When R,ses Fair" Mr.. Lawrence
has 'Infelice, b. Veid, and Mr.. A. S. Allen,
"Who treads the path of duty" All these
names are familiar To and popular with our
musical readers, with one exception, and she
needs but to be known TO become favorite
with them. An original quartette by Mr..
VIM. Sumner is also one of the novelties.
There will be also the Concerto in G
mlnof," for the pianoforte, by B. d. Allen,
with a quintette accompaniment. Add to all
these, seven great choruses, thoughtfully select
ed from compositions which, 10y universal con
sent, rank among the highest ever written,
and our readers can judge whether the society
has aimed to maintain its well won reputation.
Worcester is fortunate in being able TO offer
such a concert without the help of any one
from abroad. 1t is our home talent which can
do this, and may yet do much better things
Our citizens have not been wholly unfaithiul
or thoughtless of the claims OF our own in the
past, nor neglected The teachings of an Ell
| lightened self interest in this matter. Had
they no SUCH large and well drilled body o.
singers would have existed here now. A
general attendance on this occasion will be the
most conclusive evidence of genuine interest
in the musical education of the community
as well as a manifestation of our appreciation
of sterling music
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-03

UNCLE ABE-An immense hit has been ,n,do nv, NJ T
~ Campbell in his celebrated song and dance of Uncle
Abe Hcwil appear this afternoon and evening at the
theatre. " ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-03

JOHN w. STILES, of Worcester, appears this
afternoon and evening, at the theater, in the
celebrated character of Uncle Tom.
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theatre. " ~
" GREAT EXPECTATIONS" willbe reaIizoo h.. tho
use of HILLS MINT SPECIFIC, for Badness and
Falling on of the Hair ''
GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized bv the
use of WAX FLOSS for dressing the Hair.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS will be realized bv the
use OF SEPARED TUFA, for cleansing and beauty
ing the Teeth. -
'HNAi FLUCTUATIONS" will be realized by the
use of the WAvERLY PERFUME FIR tho uor5,a-
chief i
GREAT EXPECTATIONS " will be realized nv tbo
use of HILLS LIQUID AMANDINE, for Chained
Hands, Roughness of the Skin, &c.
Prepared and sold by
ds JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary,
ufm Mechanics Hall.
REGULAR VERMoNTER.-The Aunt ophelia II Mrs
Brelsford in tho nIop -. =, - -i'''
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN.-Frank Rivers I'M
the theater. This afternoon and evening,
Uncle's Toms Cabin will be played, with all
the accessories to give the piece effect.