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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-17

FRENCH DEFEAT IN MExICo.-The COM
mander Of the Mexican forces, in his official
report Of the repulse of the French at Puebla
remarks that ''the French army fought with
much courage, while the general-in-chief
conducted himself with stupidity in the at
tack" But the bitterest insult to the French
is contained in the following address of Gen
Berriozabal to his brigade:
Companions IN arms With one day of
combat you have made amends for so many
months of suffering; victory has crowned
your efforts, and the French eagles have
crossed the ocean to come and lay down as
an offering at the foot of the Mexican flag,
their laurels of Sebastopol, Magenta and Sol
terino. Soldiers | thank you because you
have behaved as brave men and as good Mex
leans; the country is proud of you; the tri-
umph you have obtained will be fertile in its
results; and thanks to you, the name of Mex
leo will be respected as it ought. You have
fought with the first soldiers of the age and
you are the first who have conquered them
Sons of the state of Vera Cruz; soldiers of
the state Of Mexico; united you have met the
enemy, united you have flown to the encoun-
ter, and united victory has crowned you
Soldiers You have saved the honor and i'm
dependence of our country and it blesses YOU
Companions in arms ViUG Independence j.!
Vlra Liberty! Vica the Supreme Gorern-
meHt FELIPE B. BERRIozABAL,
PHe5id, Mag Z, 1862.
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A WoMAE's EXPERIENCES AMONG THE RE-
BELs.-The Rochester Express publishes a
narrative of the experiences of Mrs. Leggett
among the rebels in western Virginia. Mrs.
Leggett is the wife of Lieut.. A. Leggett, first
lieutenant of Co. A, in the eighth New York
cavalry, and was with him at Winchester when
the retreat began, Her husband knew of the
approaching danger, but did not intimate his
approximations to his wife, and when on Sun
day morning he parted from her she had no
thought that it was for more than two or three
hours. Scarcely had the parting words been
uttered, or not more than fifteen minutes
after, before the forces came dashinp into Tho
town.
She tried to get pass from the rebel au-
th0rltles, but finally concluded that it was of
no use, and that they did not intend to permit
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her to return north. She tried to get pass
from Gen. jackson, but he was ''too busy" to
attend to such matters.
Mrs. Leggett says that Jackson's army is
larger than has been supposed. 1t was all
day in passing through Winchester on its re-
treat, and could not have numbered less than
forty thousand men. She saw both General
jackson and General Ewell, both smart-look-
ing men. the latter, however, looking pecu-
liarly sad and gloomy. She says the rebels
almost worshpped Col. Ashby, whom they adj
mired for his bold and reckless daring 1t
was said by those who knew him that the
cause of his Indifference to life was that he
had been disappointed in love.
OF the rebel army she speaks in disparaging
terms. A dirler or more ragged set of men
she has never seen. But all, officers and pri-
Yates, were uniformly civil and respectful tc
her, though she and they by tacit agreement
expressed their different opinions without
much reserve. The men frequently said that
lit was pity" or lit was not right" that she
should be allowed to go north. As the rebe
army was retreating, Georgia officer, who
had resigned and was going home, told her he
was glad she could soon go home to hel
friends.
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WHIT every Family should have in the house

~
- W rhey shodld have HuNNEwELL's UNIVERSAL
CoUGH REMEDY, because it eilectually cures Colds
Whopp'nS and common Coughs sore Throat, Hoarse-
ness and is the 81 upe and perfect Soothing Syrup
In the world For old or Young, by day night, It
may nc used with the greatest freedom and three-fourths
OF the deaths by Consumption stOnped and infants re
eVed OF their suffering, nv what leaves stain behind
~ ihey should use HUNNEwELL's ToLu ANoDYNE
because It IS perfect remedy for Ncuralua Nervous
or sick Headache, Tooth and Ear acLe St Vtus Dance
Pam in stomach or Bowels genuine Cholera Mnrbus
rheumatism Distress after eating, Nervousness, lily
sierra, ana the chief of all disease and Insan-
lN Loss OF sleep. Its character though active is sim
pie; ITS action in perfect conform iv natuc its end
cure or relief
~ thev should have HUNNEwELL's ECLECTIC PILLS.
because with seldom but Single Pill dose all de-
rahtenenls Of the stomach and Bowels cured They
cure INDIGESTION Dyspepsia, Headache when by
iOul sto ach Loss of Appetite, BiOusness, so often
and so enormously treated with Mercurals and jam.
dice. For worms cure.
They act simple, assist nature 40 rot make Pill Box
OF the stomach as is the fatal error of taking
many Ills at dose; and then. what is imporsnt TO
every fauy and every purse, bottle goes as far as
TWO or three OF what is ordinarily sold.
II me ABOVE reasons are not good. and results not
c"hiprm to declarations will rCquPst agents to re-
lld the oney. This is the basis of my confidence and
that of the public is asked to test
JUHNEwELL's UNIVERSAL CuUGH REMEDY
IuNNEwELI. S ToLU ANoDYNE,
itGNNEwELL'S ECLECTIC PILLS
~ Fac Siniiie of j. l.. Hunnpwls srnature oyer
cotks OF genuine only.
For sale by all dealers everv where JOHN O HILL
M = GREEN IL co JAMES GREEN, GEO p. HAIR
LOW, Agents for Worcester, Mass. deodSwlm jo2
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CHANGE IN THE UNITED STATES JUDICIAL
SYsTEM.-The circuits established for the
judges of the supreme court are changed in
some important particulars by a bill which
passed the house of representatives last week.
The house made few changes in the bill as
it came from the senate. Its distribution of
the circuits is as follows -
LIST circuit, Justice Clifford to include
Name, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and
Rhode Island. Population, 2,352,l45.
2nd circuit, Justice Nelson, to include Yer
mont, Connecticut, and New York. Popula-
ton, 4,62S,060.
Bird circuit, Justice Grier, to- include New
Jersey, and Pennsylvania. Population, g.
oOo,5S5. These three districts remain UNI
changed.
,, 4th circuit Chief Justice fancy, to include
delaware, Maryland Virginia, and North
Car0lna' Population, 3,445, 459.
r. ON circuit, Justice -, to include South
carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama. and Mis-
'i' s,P IL. Population S,786,937.
oth circuit, Justice -, to include Tou-
lsiana, Texas, Arkansas Kentucky and tn
hessee' Population, 4,0l4,4lO.
nh circuit Justice Swaype IN iroI,,do
ONO ana Michigan. Population 2. lao oos
Sth circuit, Justice Catron, to includs iii
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tFrom the New York Times?


HARRIsoNBURG, Wednesday, June IL
Orders came from headquarters this morning,
at 2 o'clock to pack up our pontouns and fall
back with all possible CELEBRITY. l suspect that
something is wrong. Shields, according to all
stories, was whipped by overwhelming num-
bers yesterday morning few miles below
Port Republic. A prisoner we have captured
who was in the affair and wounded by she'll
says, Shields made a splendid fight, and drove
them steadily back until they brought up their
whole reserve, and crushed him by superior
numbers. He says he has been in about all
the southern fights, but has not before seen
anything $50 little and yet so id hot" 1t
seems to be well established that jackson has
been reinforced by Longstreet and Smith. If
Shields has been ordered back, we have done
the wisest thing possible. The river is forda-
bic below, and we might have found large
lmmical force in our rear and our supplies
cut OIL at any inc0nvenient moment. There
has been bad generalship somewhere in per-
hitting jackson to escape, but it does not rest
with this department. Three large and we'll
appointed divisions were brought from Fred
ericksburg, expressly to put upon his track.
Only fragment of one has been heard from.
Where are the other two? Fremont has
chased him with untiring unergy, and fought
him every time he came up with him. That
we did not annihilate him is less wonderful
than that he did not turn and annihilate us,
lnasmuch as he had the balance of power
We have marched our men without ratiOns
and without tents; we have built bridges
where bridges were burned, and constructed
roads where before there were none. The
junction which other forces were to have form
ed with ours has in no case been effected; the
expected reinforcements did not come up, but
still we maintained pursuit. That we have
not retraveled this road earlier, in some con-
fusion, may be explained by the fact that the
popular idea has doubled-yes, more than
doubled-the actual force under Fremont's
command.
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a Card to the Ladies'.

FOR FEMALES Ills
lnfable in correcting, regulating ana ro,,,o;, -, =
structons from whatever cause, and ALWAYS
as a preventive. ""9 . successiu
The combination of ingredients in these Pills arc nov
tectlY harmless Their efficacy and merits are basad NJ
on an extensive practice Oi thirty years. and
the directions have been strictly followed thev have
ertailed 10 correct all Irregularities They relieve
full and difficult Menstruaton (particulariv at Tie
changeof ite) They will the Whites and remove
all distractions arising from colds exposure or any
cause and may be used successfully as preventive
Females peculiarly situated those surprising them
selves are cautioned against using these Pills while
in that condition, lest they invite miscarriage and the
proprietor assumes responsibility after this admOn
to health; otherwise the Pills recommended Full
and explicit directions accompany each box Price ST.
Sold in Worcester, Mass, by the following druggists
| DAVID SCOTT, PSI Main street, JAMES GREEN, III
| Main street. and W. Ii. G0ULDlNG. l40 Main st. La
dies, by sending by 81 to either 0fthe above agents.
through the Worcester'Post Office, can have the pills
sent confidently by mail to any part the county,
free of hostage" Sold also by A. A. oHrdett, Clinton
A. 4 s. E. Blair, Warren. B. K DeLand, North Brook
hed, and 8. G. Henry, WestborO and by Druggist
in every village and city in the United States and by
ID. Howe, Sole Proprietor, New York.
/ y beware Of COunterfeits Buy Golden Pills.
OF any kind unless the box is signed s. ID. Howe All
Others are base imposition and therefore YOU
value your life and health Ito nothing being hum.
blgPcd out of your money buy only those who show
| the signature of d. Howe on every box. which has
recently been added account of the Pills being coun
| ferfcitcd. diem d30
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Special ylotrtes.

BntcheIOr's IhnIr Dye, THE BEST IN THE WORLD
WILLIAM a. BACHELORS celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished fl ON nature
warranted not to nure the Hair in the least; remedies
the i'll effects of bad dyes and nvigorates the hair for
life Gray, Red, Rusty Hair instantly turns TO A
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful Sold by all Druggists, &c. n5g-The Gem.
Inc is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELOn, on the C,nr
sides of each box Factory No. 81 BearcIay street a,e
my2s d6wiv ~ ''N'
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What can Woman do Im WARS -Mueh every
way lu she can't keep peace in The family without a
bottle nj Dead shot to XIII of the blood thirsty hortes OF
selves to her dodgers their great ANNOYANCE and dis
gust; Now is the time 10 use it Kill EN- now! No
FAMILY should be without it. he Dead Shot makes
clean sweeps renders certain nv the annhiation
Of the enemy Sold by all the Druggists Agents in Wor
cester, {. \ HARRINGTON g. co. dim amps
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The United States sanitary commission,
DR.. Bellows, chairman, call for the following
articles Of hospital clothing and supplies, to
be sent to the 'Women's Central Association
of Relief" No. 10 Cooper Institute =
CLOTHING.
Sheets greatly wanted.
Cotton shirts greatly wanted
Cotton drawers, greatly wanted
Cotton socks, greatly wanted.
Cotton mot wOOlen) wrappers, wanted
Flannel bandages, wanted.
SUPPLIES
Jellies, tea, spirits, Wines tarinaceous food con-
densed milk, preserved meats and dessicated vege-
tables, Boston crackers beef extract, ice by The
cargo.
To this is TO be added a new and unexpected want
that OF cast off outer clothing-coats, pantaloons,
vests to clothe soldiers who have lost or so foued
their uniforms to be unable to leave the hospitals
on shore without fresh clothing.
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Mrs. LEE.-The wife of Gen. Robert Z.
Lee, who has been for some time under guard
IN the house where she was found upon the
arrival of our troops, in the neighborhood of
Hanover, has been at last released, and sent
over the lines to reform her husband. She
has been closely confined, and no commune
cation has been allowed with her or her fami-
ly. She was placed in charge of guard of
cavalry, and in a close carriage, with her two
daughters, crossed our lines near Meadows
Bridge. She is now safe in the rebel capital,
whittier Gen. Mcclellan expects soon to follow
hur
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DIR. c. HOWARD MARSHALL, Lung Inhalist, of New
York so famous for curing Asthma Bronchitis Catarrh
and Heart Disease will be at the Bay State House. Wor
ceser, June IS and 49, Consultation free d2i* iel6
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GOOD muScle-men don't weary of making daily
pigrimages to j. @ Hills soda fountain in Mechan-
les Hall building.
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jel7 dot GEORGE ADAMS.
NTOkTGAGEE'S SALE-WII he soIC

NE ~ IL n b1SIS y "a LIZ - w Ill De SOlu
ALA at Pubic Auction, On the premises on MONDAY
the 2lst dav oJuly next, ut ten o'clock in forenoon
by l. w Vail, Auctioneel the premises described in
certain mortgage iced gwen by Jonathan trout to the
worcester Mechanics Savings Bank dated June 81, A.
D. 1857 and recorded in the Worcester uuutv Registry
Of Deeds Book for Worcester Nee hanics aynes Bank
Page lOI said premises consist II lot laid 50 ieet
toht by $50 feet deep described in said MORTGAGE
deed ON living street in the city OF Worcester, with
cottage dwelling house and barn thereon The sale will
be made in pursuance OF the power Of contained in
said mortgage de, d. and agreeaby ccrte Of sale
entered ON The 18th day OF June current the superior
Court in an action said tgage bv the
Worcester Mechanics savings Bank, Planliil, aganst
Martha T. Boy den and others, Defendants. Terms of
sale Cash
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HelmbOld's Extract Buchu, the Great Di-
uretic.
HELMBoLD'S EXrRAC BUClIU
,,r,,,,po,,,,s WYNN. ,,u, THE GREAT DIURETIC
49, 80 - THE GREAT DIURETIC
THE GREAT DIURETIC
And Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases Of the
Bladder Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsey Organic Weakness
and all Diseases of the Urinary Organs. Advertise.
nent in another column Cut ii out and send for the
Medicine at once.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
a. deOd2m
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nois, Indiana, and Wisconsin. Population,
3,S26,69l.
9th circuit, Justice --, to include Iowa,
Minnesota, Missouri, and Kansas. Popula-
ton, 2, l99. SAG.
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18th OF JUNE I775.-The sons and grand
sons of the revolutionary fathers, and all 9th
ers so disposed, will meet at the City Hall
this (Tuesday) evening, at 7 l-2 O'Clock, for
the purpose of commemorating and keeping
in remembrance the battle of Bunker Hill.
There will be speaking, and perhaps some
war songs will be sung. The ladies are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
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t 49, ~. - tt0Odvin, an experienced ana success.
~ uWiie hoIds nerscf readiness day and night 10
s . " we duties OF her profession Residence is
""'""'''ee'' at o2i
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The Comics siOnS and Eek perIence of an In
v;lId.-Publshed for the benefit and as a warning and
caution to Young men who suffer from Nervous Deb
tN, Premature Decay, &c; supplying at the same time
the means of self cure. BY who has cured himself
after being put to great expense through medical limbo
sitiOn and quackerv. by enclosing paid addressed
envelope SINGLE COPIES may be had of the author Ma
IHANlEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford KINGS county
n. l. uNwlN mchO
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Experience teaches us that dellcacy prevents many
females from applying for the alleviate suffer
ing and save fe That objection is bvated in the
ofSir James Carkes Pills, prepared after the prescrp
ton of Sir James Clarke Physician the Queen OF Eng
lanh and well known to be the only safe and remedy
female difficulties and obssructions from any cause
They can be sent in bottle containing 50 pills post free
by enclosing 81 and postage stamps to any agent
Sold by BUSH AZ co. and all Druggists.
nl3 dsodEwpow
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Fancy Goods, Toys aud Yankee NotIon.
IN en- less variety Dealers will find ii advantapco1s -,
car before purchasing, or forward their orders Gnds
G SEEING chcap to make room for the immense stoE r
TlkE NOltkS, from All the principal Iaboratorcs In
Hew England Etla LaboratOy is now ready To nrnish
flre Works-from One Thousand rorpsdoes AT rs crt
10 DISPLAY OF rive Thousand Dollars lO0OO GOO Tnr
pedues. $4,000 Boxes Gold ChOp Crarkers 'VVVVV lVr
HOLDEN, CUTTER. 81 co % and gg Federal aud
lVi III and i3 Congress Streets Boston dtiyI 4u
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HANDSOME ENGRAvINGs have been publish
ed Of S. B. Britain, Jr., the young soldier who
fell at fort Henry on the 9th of February last,
while serving on the United States gunboat
Essex, as aid to Capt. w. d. Porter. They
are for sale at Sanford's bookstore, and by
Samuel B. Congdon, at fifty cents each,
the proceeds to be used for the erection of a
monument
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oBsEKYATloNs-RARoMETEI

PERsoNAL.-General Charles Deyens, Jr.
arrived in the city yesterday from Boston, and
is stopping at the Bay State House. The
general is looking finely, and is able to walk
by using cane. The ball with which he was
wounded still remains in his leg. He is inn
confident that he can do so at an early date.
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CARRIES DE vlsITE

maze and finished by This method are SUPERIOR in dura
peauty and finish, to those made bv the oid or
Si,iai PROCESS and are fast supercedng ali others
A. ~ Istlol Is solicited from the public
t uesc,lDer has purchased the exclusive right of
haya ~ or " oreester it is but right that he should
ta,tS ,Deent OF II; and although there NAV be at
he III. auohs any infringement of the patent will
'1 TIE Ie"at WIN n, according to law.
b. ~! nperal patronage bestowed on this Gallery
Hi me subscriber TO secure the services of Mr.
a.; IN aii aItiHt OF ability who was formerly engaged
ha gsg aiieTy IN Batino1 The public can now
OIL PAsTELLE' WATER COLOR INDIA INK. GRAFTON. &C
rom PORTRAITS OF life size to small Minaturse in st,o
eqaa! TO any Gallery az NeH York ' " " ''' AZ
Inc advantage Oi perman Mt artist In Callor,, ia
mat gives persOns having pictures coored an
unlty Ot seeing the artist and suggesting am
III tne eolorhg or expression Of pictures he neing
painted. "iiHe Deihs
Particular attention paid to Photographpr and Collar
ing pictures Jlom old DdggerreotyPes or 4mbrofVpSs
which may be fading. O'SPes'
Prices at this Gallery will be no higher than Mt o.ber
good Galleries in this cityi and as it is
UP But ONE FLIGHT OF STAIRS
convenient Tor the public inspect pictures or
make engagements.
The Ioning and Printing Department will be under
the charge OI Mr. DANIEL FIELD; Artists Studio in
charge OF Mr.. SLOCUM; Chemical and operating De.
partment under the charge OF
the Publics Humble Servant,
jel7 d6t GEORGE ADAMS
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by 4. MCF. DANIH, ATTY.
l.. W. VAIL. AuCtiuneer
Worcester. JNnc Il. 1872 dtiN2I iel1
IN CAMBRIDGE & SOMEKYILLE

Extensive and Important Sale Of FIFTY Store Villa
sites, Cottage and House Lots, iruni ing North Av-
miles from BOSTON, within three minutes walk of the
steam and horse cars high and other Schools churches
and stores.
On North Avenue-Eight des able lots for stores or
dwellings, containing 5000 feet 10 $500 feet with
frontage on No'th Avenue from IS to so feet.
On RoScland street and North AVenuc-27 beautiful
Sites containing from 5000 $500 feet with frontage on
R1seland street and North Avenue fro IS 100 feet
On Elm street-fOur lots containing from 49, TO- 600
feet, with trOr tage Elm so to U0 feet
On Moss Lana and Milk streets-ls lots containing
from 20VO to 10000 feet with frontage Moss Land and
Milk street from IS to 100 Ieet
On Charles streecn lots containing from 1900 600
feet with frontage Charles street from IS to 100
complete d ainage, and gas and water pipes in the
streets.
George Il. Hichborn has been favored with instruc
tnns to sell these lots without extraordinary
liberal tcrms2U per cent down and 10 per cent an ua
ly. on TUESDAY,, June "a at 4 clock D. M on the
premises. Cars leave the Fichbars dcrot al rs and
O'Clock Tor the sale Plans and Tree tickets had
at the Office OF the auctioneer
This is one OF the largest and most attractive public
sales OF suburban lands that ever occurred within
three miles o. the city of Boston. The attention those
seeking permanent and safe investment who desire
to blend rural with city avoCatiOIs tho shake
OIL the dust and cares of engr0ssg business pursuits
picturesque scenery that mark ills spOt-he soul may
lve or those upon whom the shadows death fall
God ply sicanspure air gorge sunshine whose
touch is he all are invited to secure plans ftce
ing, entrance in fremont Row d6it iel1
SITUATION WANTED-To do general
jel7 d3t*
w ANTED-A tenement of five or six
" rooms, centrally located Rent not to exceed
railroad. d6t* inIi
BROKE INTO MY ENCLOSURE
~ june Is, a Sow Pig, about a hundred weight The
oSar nay apply at No. a. Central street where he
jel7 d3t+
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CITY AND COUNTY.

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS
AT the State Lunatic Hospital in Worcester for the week
ending June Is. lS62.
Thermometer. ind. Rain.
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oe pr. j. G. Mott, Physician and Surgeon.
90 Court street corner OF Howard Boston, is consulted
daily from 10 until 2, and to in the evening on
all the Urinary and Genital Organs Scrnlous
Affection Humors of all KINDS Sores Ulcers and krp-
tons, Female Complaints &c. An experience of over
twenty wears extensive practice enables DR. to cure
all OF the most difficult eases Medicines entirely veg
etahle Advice Free. deOdly iy2O
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
announcing the sale at auction, next week, of
valuable building lots in Cambridge and Som
erville.
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HEN advertisements.
A d A NJ s. LLERY
No. e33 Main Street.

W oKCkSTER, June, 1862
hhe subscriber takes pleasure in announcing TO the
e. ~ mat ne mas purchased the ercluSiUe patent TGhf
TuREs in Worcester. i NJ" ~
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ny C" ,lliil Ware Rooms, No. Bangs sIock.-
me Undersigned would respectfully cali Inc oitcn,ir
Of the public TO his Coffin Ware Rooms row omen M NJ
2 BANKS BLOCK, opposite the Court House. VII, re- viii
nes I9Hn1 constHtly on hand COtFlNS and CASK FS
or an sizes and patterns made and trimmed Win ~
pest material Also Coffin Plates aud iiobcs '''0
Worcester, Fob IS, 1862 d." D"'oH ia