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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS WAR NEWS
GEN. HALLEcK TO GEN. POPE.
Fiendish Treatment of Union Prisoners.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Aug. l4.-To
Major General Pops;-Your telegram of last
evening is most satisfactory, and | congratu-
late you and your army, and particularly
General Banks and his corps, on your hard
earned but brilliant success against vastly SUI
perior numbers. Your troops have covered
themselves with glory, and Cedar Mountain
will be known in history az one OF the great
est battle fields of the war.
II. w. HALLEcK, General in Chief
The Richmond Inquirer of the 18th gives
the following list of officers arrived there from
Gen. Pope's army Brig. Geo. IL. Prince,
u. S. A.; Col. Geo. ID. Chapman, 9th Conn. {;
Major L. w. Cook, 28th n. Y; Capt. q. b.
Halstead, adjutaut general of Augur's divis-
ion; Cap. w. d. Wilkins, assistant adjutant
general of Williams division; Capts. III. 5.
Russell, I'd Mass, j. III. Vanderman, Goth
Ohio, P. Griffith, 46th Penn, L. A. Bowen,
28th New York LIST Lieuts. S. j. Widney, Sd
Wis, II. f. Greatrake, company c, Goth
Penn, NJ. p. Whitney, 9th Conn, H. G. Egg
bert, company g. 18th L. S. infantry, A. A.
Chinery, company Il, 9TH Conn, j. ID. Bedol-
sery, company ID, 10th Maine, Chas. Snyder,
company ID, Sth U. S. infantry, A. w. Sell
ridge, 46th Penn, Otis Fisher, company b,
Sth L. 5. infantry, Chas. Doyle, company ID,
9TH Conn.
The Examiner has the following relative to
their treatment The officers who arrived
yesterday from Gordonsville % in number,
and who were captured by Gen. Jackson Sat
urday will not be considered prisoners of war
so long as the recent offensive and uncivilized
orders of General Pope remain unrepealed
They have all, Gen. Prince included, been
placed in the Libby prison, and will in a few
days be separately confined and treated, and
finally punished as felons, should the brute
government of the north persist in claiming
right to murder and pillage.
New YORK, Aug. 10. - The Harrisons
Landing correspondent of the Herald, 18th,
states this morning that the Ariel arrived here
with l47 Union prisoners from Richmond
Among them are Gen. Mccall and Reynolds,
Col. Simpson and Major Binney 4th New Jer-
sey, Col. Stockton 10th Michigan, Lieut.. Col.
SweetSer of the gid Pennsylvania, and other
officers captured in the battles on the PENN
sula. Our officers of high rank state that
they have been treated with marked indignity
by rebel authorities. After u o'clock to day
these returned prisoners will be free to Join
their several commands. Some of our returned
prisoners state that on Monday night over a
hundred pieces of artillery passed their pris-
on In Richmond on their way to reinforce
jackson. For several days large bodies OF
troops had been marching off in the same
direction. These poor fellows are confined
in close and dark rooms, like common felons
are'not allowed to buy anything to mitigate
their sufferings, even at the usual exorbitant
rates; are allowed to have no meat; nothing
but an insufficient supply of bread-sour al
that-and water poisoned with the filthy sew
erage which flows into James river-water
that dog or hog would refuse.
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From Washington.

WARRINGTON, Aug. 15.-Last night train
of cars arrived from Culpepper, bringing
another installment of confederate prisoners,
numbering about 500.
The steamer Keyport has brought up a
guard from Gen. Burnside's division, having
in custody Major Slaughter and fourteen other
prominent citizens from Fredericksburg, who
are charged with secretly aiding and abetting
the enemy and giving them information OF
the movements of our army. They were
conveyed Immediately to the old capitol prison.
Another batch of the same description Of per-
sons are expected here tonight from the same
locality.
Admiral Dupont has reported to the navy
department that on the 4th inst, the steamer
Huron captured the schooner Aquilla while
attempting to run the blockade of Charleston
harbor. She is II tons burthen, laden with
three or four hundred barrels of turpentine,
bound for Nassau.
The following additional appointments have
been made under the internal revenue law =
Connecticut-lst district, Mark Howard of
Hartford, collector, Alphonso G. Crosby of
Vernon, assessor; I'd district, Hon. John
Woodruff eX-congressman, of New Haven,
collector, John B. Wright, assessor; Sd dis
trict, Eza Dean of Woodstock, collector, Jesse
%. Ely VI NcWdIhs dSScSsOl 1ll diSbliSU5 ia
vid F. HOLSTER of Bridgeport, collector, Reu-
ben Stockwell of Colebrook, assessor.
Soldiers are daily brought hither for the
purpose of joining their regiments, from va
rious points, as well as returned from the
different hospitals where they have been en-
ployed during convalescence in the perform
ance of hospital duty. A considerable nnm-
Der of those conveyed to this city are deser-
tiers, some of whom have been away from
their regiments for the space of half a year,
and had engaged in business pursuits. These
will be remanded to await their trial by court
martial 1t is estimated that the daily arrival
of soldiers of this character at the present
time averages nearly 200.
Correspondence is desired with colored
men favorable to Central American, Liberan,
or Haytien emigration, and especially the
first named, as the president has announced
the intention to aid such as desire to found a
settlement of Anglo-Africans. Communica-
tons on the subject should be addressed to
Rev. James Mitchell, agent of emigration.
Gen. Benham has not been stricken from the
rolls, as stated, but ordered to report to the
chief of the corps Of engineers, of which he is
major.
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Ngw YORK, August l5.-COrroN dull; sales 500 bales
at 463 @ 47c for Inidiling uplands.
FLOUR-Sales l4s0O bbls state and western less ac-
I've prices unchanged superfne state IS a O5 extra
state 70 "a 535; Round Hoop Ohio 545 a 81; superue
western 4S5 q sos: to good extra 523
5,40; southern unchanged sales 1900 bbls mixed 30
@ s0i fancy $50 a /; Canada unchanged; extra SIS
q 6.25; sales $50 bbls.
Wheat less active; sales 1913 300 bush; Chicago spring
lib ,2Oi Milwaukee cubll7@9 "a; amber Iowa rs
winter red western lS9 a l,35; white Michigan "A {;
Canada club 23 Corn unchanged; sales 1000 bush
mixed western 80 % 60G.
Beet quiet; sales 1870 bbls. Pork more active; sales
1884 bbls mes' Sl3l @ ll373 Lard steady; sales 23OO
hblS at 81 % &c Whiskev hrmrr 1900 bbs 33
g &c sugars firm; sales 2lOO hhds New Orleans 81 q
lQ3c; Muscovado, u q SIC; 500 boxes Havana II "a
SIC. Coffee very firm; 3iS bags Rio at 23c MolasaeS
unchanged; Porto Rico Is hhds 45c Muscovado l73
hhds at 32c. "
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. ia dispatch from the
commanding general at Cumberland Gap, de-
MES the statement of Richmond papers, that
Barton's brigade had been captured. There
is no Barton in that region. 1t might have
reference to the capture of Col Boone, on the
18th.
The Cumberland Gap correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette, dated the 9TH, says that
there has been three days skirmishing at
Tazewell with a large force Of rebels, but our
artillery prevented their advance. We oc.
cupy the hills on the north Of Tazewell and
the rebels those on the south. Col. Thomp'
son and captain in a rebel Tennessee regi-
ment were captured.
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LEoMINsTER. - Of the Leominster band
that weut out last year with the Massachu-
sets lst regiment, Col. Cowdin commanding,
consisting Of "A members, twelve or one half
belonged to that town. Consequent on the
general discharge Of the regimental bands of
the army, they have returned home, all safe
and transcript.
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The Reported Loss OF Baton Rouge.

CAIRO, Aug. l5.-The Grenada Appeal of
the 9th, says that Baton Rouge is in the hands
of Breckenridge and that he captured four reg
iments and six transports, and sunk two gun
boats. The same paper has u dispatch dated
at Knoxville, which places the federal loss at
Tazewell, near Cumberland Gap, at eight
hundred and says that the fight lasted two
avs.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16.-John Apple,
notorious politician, was arrested to-day for
discouraging enlistments, and sent to Wash
ingtOn.
Rumors are current here that the move
ment by Gen. Mcclellan has been successful
w made,
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NEW YORK. August H.-STOCKS are better; Chicago
and Rock Island 67f Gaena and Chicago 725; Cleveland
aud Toledo 5Ot Illinois Central scrip 81: Michigan Cen
trail Got Reading So; Hudson AZ; Erie 37l Central
81; Pacific Mail 1854; Missouri skies ASH; American Gold
ll4l Treasury 3lOths 1853; skies of u, registered
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BALTIMORE, Aug. l5.--Robert A. Dobbin,
senior proprietor of the Baltimore American,
died this afternoon in the Goth year of his age,
after protracted illness.
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DERHAM'S SECOND EXCURSION
FROM
WORCESTER AND MILLBURY TO PR0vI-
D NEE AND ROCKY POINT,

On Saturday, August l6,
Per Providence and Worcester Railroad and Steamer
CHICOPEE.
Excursion Tickets from Worcester and Mibury to
Providence and RETURN only as cents; for at the
Depots. at Sawyer's Music Store, and at the Waldo
House, Worcester.
Tickets from Providence to Rocky Point and return
for all those holding Perhams Excursion Tickets only
:s;S cents.
Those wishing to visit Portsmouth Grove or Newport
can obtain tickets on board the steamer Perry 80 and
reurn at SO cents each.
Train leaves Worcester at quarter to a. M; Leaves
Providence at I p. IN.
Tickets limited to Five Hundred those intending to
go will secure their tickets early See posters and small
bills. dtaul6 anil
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE.-Will be sold
Az at Public Auction. on WEDNESDAY, the tenth
day of September at ten o'clock in the forenoon the
premises the following described real certain
tract or parcel of land with the buildings thereon stu
ated on Jefferson street. in the city Worcester and
bounded as follows to wit beginning the northwest
erly cnner Of land owned by Scott Ellis, thence west
ery on said Jefferson street fifty icer, thence butterfly
on land of Josiah Coburn hundred and twenty feet
thence easterly on land OF Ladies Collegiate institute fifty
feet thence noherlv on land of Scott Ellis one hundred
and twenty feet to the point of beginning Said tract of
land will be sold in pursuance of power of sale con-
talnod in certain mortgage deed given by Emily S.
cummings, OF said Worcester, TO Gerry Hutchinson
Registry OF Deeds for Worcester county book 644 page
D. default having been made in the condition of said
mortgage. For further part cuars Inquire of the mort
gagee GERRY HUTCHlNSON Mortgages
WOTcestcr, AUGUST 3. 1862. dts
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE.-Will be sold

MORTGAGEE'S SALE.-Will be sold
- - at Public Auction on WEDNESDAY, Aug 20, A.
D. 1867! at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon the premises
the wing described estate certain lot o. land
uate1 in worcester and bounded follows, to be-
ginning at the southwest thereof land E.
Partridge and upon private passage way of said Part
ridge at sence thence northerly by said passage way
forty eight feet and five inches to land formerly
OF one Whttemore thence by land of said Whit emtre
easterly forty seven ieet six inches land
OF Jos walker thence southery by said Walkers land
and land now or late of Ann r. Cotton fifty feet and
inches to land of said Partridge thence westerly by
land OF said Partridge forty feet six inches
the place of beginning Said lot is situate between
tin and Chatham streets in the city Of Worcester said
private way of Il q. Partridge and will be sold in pur-
suancc OF power ofsae contained in acertan mortgage
given by Daniel r. Pratt and Ann NJ FTatt George r.
Rice dated the second day February A. D. 1859 and re
corded in the Worcester Ounty Registry OF Deeds Book
GUS Page 2l3 default having been made in the condition
OF SAID mortgage. The terms of the sale will be cash
and the necessary deeds to pass the title the premises
Will be ready for delivery thereafter as is pnss
BILE For further particulars inquire of A. MCF DAVIS
Atty, &c, No. II Bank Block, Foster street.
Worcester, July s, 1852. dts Tvs
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The male department IL organized INTO n regularly
drilled company which will be under strict military dis-
eipine Ihs institution provides arms and equipments
TulIl0N;-Ancienta and NJ odern Languages At. HIGH
er English branches ST. and common English branches
3d. per term OF fourteen weeks Extra charge Music
and Penmanshp INDECENT students preparing for the
ministry receive their tuition free. Board from $3.50 to
SO, and In the club at cost w. "
A. II. COOLIDGE, Socy
Leicester Aug. /, 1862. deod&w3w ami
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SOMETHING NEW-For Choira and

y sinainr schoo,' rtIr yniC,r on DnoIrs ana
volume of Music for Choirs and Singing Schools with
new and Attractive Features; rendering 1t the
slra6le work of the kind For the use of the Choir
Gle BY Edward Hamilton -
Ihis book is OF series of triennial produc.
tons made to supply market artcally created hut il
the embodiment Of the best fruits Of the of lis a
thor in selection, arrangement and composition during
period ofthlrty years, devoted to Sacred Music.
special attention Is directed to the fact that this
book printed fromaree, clear type the object being
not to see how much could be crowded into IT. but how
well IL conld be done We have, therefore, handsou e.
open page, with but part staff except in fsw
standard wellknOwn tunes selected for
use Price 81; 81 per dozen. Specimen copies sent BY
mail postpaid on receipt OF price Specimen pages sent
Tree olrapplication. OLIVER DITS0N q CO., Publish
ers, III Washington street boston. diff ana
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r IGHT PORTABLE SELF-GEN.

ERATING GAS LIGHT, for City or Conntry-C3as
made from COAL OIL, Patented BY james Grays
DEG 18TH ls50[rhs invention brings the Luxurious and
brilliant gas light within the reach ALL enabling the
farmer to dispense with his greasy and offensive smell
Lhg heroslne Lamps and dripping candles, and the c-
zehs 70 De entirely Independent OF gas companies A
pint OF OIL VIII last from seven TO forty hOursde5endlng
upon the SIZE OF the flame, which Is regulated by Rev
It's clean and entirely free from danger and Is used IN
az ornamental i9rms such as chandeliers brackets ia
oe STANDS &e For lighting private dwellings, church
es, SHOPS ana railroad 1t Is unequaled This z
something entirely DO mistake il for snvfhng
you have seen The small sizes can be carried about
like lamp. The oil can be burned in any fiud lamp
and will last longer than fluid. r'
Agents wanted every town In the county to sell the
OIL ana lamps. For sale at No Bay Block Wor-
cester Also. county and state rights for sale by the
patehtce James Gray, who be found as above for
anew days only. Angler & JENNINGS.
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I ,EICESTER ACADEMY.-The FaI

,EANIAO i EN- ACADEM .-Ihe Fall
- Term Will commence on TUESDAY, Aug, 10, under
ine Gnarge o. WM u. PHILLIPS, A. NJ, Principal.
4. NICHOLS.
Thorough instruction will be given in the Classics and
modern Languages and in the common and higher En-
gsh branches Special facilities afforded for the
STUDY oil the Natural Sciences and higher Mathematics,
and ample apparatus for Illustration provided
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Hutrrts.
MADAME MONSuFR

MI ~, y MIME . z II has arrlYed and
- WIZ remain for short time only AT The I ina,
nohse lAaess Reception Rooms IN stairs fer, aaSoin
turning TO the right where She can IN IN
cosuteu ID regard to known future events TaIstin -
scRnes5 health, distant friends Marriages eaIth 70
pef OF chdren place Of resdenc the person IN its
ana even inc age, complex0n condition an lie
the FUTURE HUSBAND OR WIFE and wi Hnsv,S ~ -
AiY one question given her upon any subject fatever
agreeable TO the person PrOpoundnq the nues,,n n,
what meas she can do this last known to herself
put osrey knVwst az Others know, she can do Il she
descended from long line Of French AstroIooers ana
can also tell the future by the hands and cards Those
suer at the Lincoln House. Office hours from a m -
Terms so cents. d2w ania
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KENNEOY'S RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention Of the public is called to this most
ccent Of all Lnments as perfect and speedy for
all the aches and pains that flesh is heir to.
RHEUMATISM is caused by stagnaton of the
fluids, arising from checked perspraton-is cured by
few bottles Of KESNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINMEST
NEURALGIA--the king of all paiu-is caused by
an inflammation CT the nerves-s instantly cured by
few applications of KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMEST.
SPR9INS caused by an over-extension and
sudden re action of the muscesis cured by few bot
ties OF KENNEDT's RHEUMATIC LIEIMENT-equally good
PLEURISY is an Inflammation of the lining of
the ribs-s cured by few bottles of KESNEDYs RhEU-
IsR USES arc caused by a sudden pressure Of the
hesh aud smashing of the tssues-is instantly relieved
by KENEEDY's RHEUMATIC LIHmENT.
CRAMP is a contraction Of the muscles caused by
sudden soppage Of the nervous fluid which prevents
animal life having free fowls cured by few appca
lions Of kENNEDr's RHEUMATIC LINfhENT.
stomach and bowes-take teaspoonful Of KESNEDY's
knEuMAIle IMMINENT In warm water every half hour
SORE THROAT AND HOARsENEss
ae caused by an unnatural dryness of the gandswet
piece of flannel with kENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LIHMENT,
Apply II on going to bed, and you will be well In the
mMEXDACME AND THROHBINe OF
THE TEMPLES is caused by pressure from insensble
perspraton-is cured by few applications Of KEREE.
,.WEA KNEss OF THE BA OK Follow the
direction IN the circular around each bottle.
, ltls good for roothaehe, Earache, Sweed Face and
Iiliiammation OF every kind Every family should have
Manufactured by DoSALp KENNEDY, Roxbury,
r MARI6w &MEs sRfeEN p sg So0go SE2
everywhere.
Il SCHOFIELD, NJ. d, New School)
LIE Physician and Surgeon, wond respectfully an.
nOunco to the citizens Of Worcester and vicinity that he
has removed his Office and residence No. 80 Front
street, where he may be found TO attend all Is
pecia attention paid TO all diseases Of females The doc
tor having had many years experience IL the treatment
of all diseases incident to this climate, hopes TO merit
share o. puDlS pant,t99uaEe' .., 40. 49,, = an, a. .
aui az
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EVERY KIND OFHUMOR.


Two bottles warranted to amusing mouth
One TO three bottles will clear the system Of bes.
Two bottles warranted to the worst canker in
the stomach.
Three five bottles warranted to the worst
kinds of Eryspclas.
One two bottles warranted to all humors in
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted to running of the ears
and blotches among the hair,
Four six bottles warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly oruptions of the skin
Two or three bIttes warranted to the worst
kind ofringwOlm
Two TO three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate of rheumatism.
Three or tour bottles warranted TO cure salt
rheum
Five to eight bottles warranted to cure the worst
scrofua.
One to three bottles warranted to cure the worst
cases Of dyspepsia / know from the experience of
thousands that it has been caused by a canker the
stomach
One two bottles are warranted to cure sick head
ache.
One two bottles warranted regulate costive
state of the bowels.
One bottles will regulate aderangement of the
kidneys
-Four to six bottles have cured the worst cases
dropsy
By strictly following the directions in the pamphlet
around each bottle, ard judicous application Of the
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AuftIung.
GREAT SALE OF TWENTY
sSSA FIVE VERMONT HORSES

"a, GREAT SALE OF TWENTY
FIVE VERMONT HORSES
The North American Lightning Rod Com
pany Will seat Public Auction, Exchange Hotel in the
city OF Worcester, Mass, MONDAY, Aug Is, rs Young
Horses These Horses purchased in northern YER
mont IN April and have been driven TO light wagons;
are Wen broke and harde ed to service having been
purchaedb by one of the best Idges America With ref
erence 10 soundness and stamina positive they
without to The highest bidder in hand
son purchasing property this sale aud failing to com
ply with the conditions OF the sale tine property pur
chased will be sold on the following at the risk and
expense Of the purchaser. REYBURN ~ II NTER.
f. b. LAMsoN, Auctr,
sac IN providence of twenty Horses, Saturday
Aug. Is. UOpkins's Hotel. dtaule ans
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EYE AND EAR. - w. R.

> EYE AND EAR. - w. X.
H CAKES, NJ D., Ooulist and Aurist. from Lon.
~ ~ don. would respectfully announce TO the citl-
49, zens Of Worcester and the surrounding r"-'
n.y. that he has taken permanent residence iaoery
street, No. H., and Office on Pearl street. No warren
Hall. where he may be found every day Except satu
day) during the summer, from to II m ana 70
D. 10. for free consultation rhe Dr. long praeteM e1
sute speedy cure or satisfactory relief IN every vail
ely Of maady affecting those delicate organs aHe, -
tarrhal disease Of the throat wind pipe lunes. ~,
REORGANIZATION of the parts has not taken place res
tmony Of hundreds OF cases can DC seen AZ MS once
fsorgos ar srepff0c examination and medicines moo
crate an nil times Consultation, &c, gan DC had on
Sunday nom A. m 10 " ~ ~ ny VI no'e
I. he cannot attend on working days du le2b
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CANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
~ M heat remedy known for the cure all diseases
of inc Liver for sale by GEO. Il. sPURR. 2Ol Malu
street dti mchll
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r ASELL FEMALE SEMINARY-

- This institution begins Its Fall Term on THURS
DAY, September H. IL has been In operation eleven
years under the same principal Its teachers all Of
experience in their respective departments
Apply for catalogues and Information to
G. W. BRIGGS, Principal.
Auburndae, Mass Aug. 1862. deOdlw aul
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M ANTED-For a small family, Cot
W taqe house or desirable lower tenement In good
locality kont from sl75 to $500. Address a. Bon 3d.
Iost Oicc ut aull
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SWEDISH LEECHES-A fresh lot lust
- received of superior quality, aud for sale by GEO
HARLOW, ApOthecary. DIT jal
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY--A man
w to work at tip hammer, welding cast steeI
Enquire of !. HARDY Il Co., corner Beaver and Lowell
street, Worcester.
Aug. 8, 1862 diw* au9
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~ BAKER will open school for MISSES at her home
Salisbury street,-formery the residence of r. W. Ham.
mond, Esq,-on Wednesday. the 10th of September.
Number OF pupils limited, and none desired under eight
years. Several VIII be received into the family as
boarders Full particulars upon application.
au4 daWigtf
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90 TONS FINE FEED for sale, low,
~ at W. D. HoLBROoK n cos,
jy2l distf 307 Main street
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miscellaneous.

ONE MADE BEER "A delicious,
"A strengthening beverage is made in short time by
using brewers COMPOUND Fluid Extract of Dandelon
For sale by GEO. II. SPURR diff ivld