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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-11
CITY AND COUNTY.


regular session of the city council was
held last evening, but little business was
transacted. The petition of Addison Palmer,
for building privileges, was granted. The pc
tition of James &. Henderson, for damages
for injury to his horse in March last, by rea-
son Of an alleged defect in The highways, was
referred to the committee on claims. An or
dinance was adopted, establishing side walk
on the south side Of Central street, near the
railroad.
The report of the committee on the fire
department, recommending the purchase of a
new steam fire engine, was taken up, and ac-
cepted, and the city treasurer authorized to
borrow $1,000 for the purchase Of the same.
The subject of the new bridge being con-
structed at Quinsigamond village, came up
for discussion, and Aid. Pratt, Walker and
Harding We're constituted committee to in
yestigate the bridge, the contract, and the
manner in which it is done, and report
| thereon.
Cyrus Baker and Arthur Z. Estabrook were
drawn as traverse jurors at the civil term of
the superior court in session at Fitchburg.
Both boards adjourned for two weeks.
CAMP WooL.-The field officers of the for
ty ninth regiment were elected yesterday,
Col. Ward presiding over the meeting of COM
mssioned officers Of the regiment, called Tor
that purpose The following were elected -
Colonel, Capt. William +. Bartlett of the
twentieth regiment; lieutenant colonel, Capt.
Samuel b. Sumner of the Great Darlington
company; major, Capt Charles T. Plunkett
Of the PittStield company. The forty ninth is
made up Of the best material that good old
Berkshire county has yet sent to the war, and
are doing well in their new quarters, not
outstanding few cases of sickness conse-
quent upon recent exposure.
The 51st regiment have selected Rev. Gill
bert Cummings, Jr., of Westboro' to be their
chaplain, he receiving the unanimous vote of
the officers.
George Il. Barton has been appointed SER
geant major,
Hon. Stephen Salisbury has distributed
among the members of the regiment, very
attractively bound volumes of the testament
and psalms.
Adjutant j. Stewart Brown was yesterday
presented with splendid sword, sash, belt,
canteen, hayersack, and other accompani-
ments, by some of his many friends.
Dress parade of both regiments will take
place hereafter at half-past four.
The drum corps of the 5lst visited the city
yesterday. The companies of the 49th have
both fife and drum.
The ladies benevolent society of Rev. DR..
Hills have contributed several pairs of nit
tens and stockings to the regiment
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y ulYs, ts the E.aHies.
DR. DlPOACO,A Golden PEElOUINNL PITIR

DR. UUPONC0'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FEMALES
lhlaluhle m correcting regulating and removing ali Oh
sfucuos from whatever cause and always successful
as a preventive.
Ne combination of ingredients In these PILLS arc ner
ieGtN harmless lheir efficacy and merits based IN
on an extensive practice % thirty Years; and ere
the directions have been strictly followed they have new
eflal 10 correct all regulates. they relieve pain
tql ana difficult Menstraation tpariiculary At the
chhnEe ut lile IhCy viii the Whites aud remove
all distractions arising from colds exposure or any
cause ana may be used successfully a preventive
ttW3leS pccu lriv situated. those surprising ON
serves 50, are cautioned against using these RMS while
III mat condition, lest they invite miscarriage and The
proprietor assumes no responsibility after this ainonl-
to although their nddness would prevo mischief
10 meath; otherwise the Pills arc recommended MI
ana explicit directions accompany each box Price 81
SQll IN WOrceSte MgSS., by the following druggists:
DANlD SCOTT, Isl Main street, IA MES GREEN III
Man street, and W. II. GOULDINtI.l40 Main st. La
uieS, by sending by 81 to either 0Sthe bOre gqsHts,'
through the W0rceSte1 Post OnCo can have the pills
sent confidently? by mani, 10 any part OF the county,
iree OF postage sold also by 4 i1Hrdsti, Clinton
A. $. q. BidiF, Warren. B. K UeLaad, North Brook
neiu ana >. o. Henry, WestborO' and by Druggist
IN every village and city in the United States by S.
ID; Howe Sole Proprietor New York.
\. B.-Bewarc OF COuuterteits. Buy no Golden Pills
OF any Kind unless the box is signed s. H. Howe Al
others are base imposition and unsafe therefore as YOU
VaIue your Lie aud health, Ito say nothing being hum
plugged out OF your money buy only Of those ow
the signature of y. Howe every box. which mas
recently been added account of the Pills being cuun
ferieIted' dlOm d30
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-11

SUPERIOR CoURT- Criminal Terrain
the case Of the commonwealth VS.. William
Hutchinson, for Illegally transporting liquor,
motion was made in arrest of Judgment on
the ground that the allegations in the COM
plant were insufficient, which motion was
oyer-ruled by the court. Exceptions were
taken aud the case carried to the supreme
court instead of being set aside on account of
defective papers, as previously reported. No
case during the present term, originating in
the police court, has been quashcd for detec-
tive papers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-11

l.. PRANG & Co., LOG Washington street,
Boston, have issued new edition of their
valuable war maps, which must have a large
sale, for it is very convenient They have
also issued a colored print of the state arms,
which is quite handsome
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-11

The Milan Gazette says that six schools
are to be opened there for the purpose of
teaching on Sundays, young women obliged
to work during the week, the rudiments Of
arithmetic, geography, history, reading, writ
ing and needework.
kossuth is residing just now in the environs
of Turin; he is in positive want of the neces-
saries of life; his wife is declinining in con-
sumption, and he is said to be soured against
men and fortune and life
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-11

ARE NEwsBoYs TAXED ?-The following
letter was received at the office of the COM
missioner Of internal revenue last week:
"to the Clark of they intirnal rcynue.
Washington, D. c.
SIR: l would like your decision upon the
following question.
Are newsboys peddlers, and if So are they
liable to be Stamped onto?
Respectfully, j. BRowN.
Skowhegan, Nov. 4, 1862"
The commissioner has not yet made his de-
cision on the important question raised above.
- Washington Republican,.
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The undersigned will attend to the examination Of
militia men claiming exemption from duty on account
of physical disability, their offices, Nos and Elm
street, daily, until the 18th Of the present month.
THOMAS IL. GAGE, NJ D.
RUFUS WOODWARD, NJ. D.
Worcester, Nov. ), 1862 dtI3th
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N IL q ny @ o o d
large assortment swords, sAsrs, Belts, shoulder
Strans, nlversacks, Oycrcoat -lngs, ilst1s, Caps
Drinking Tubes, Cups, XII e Fork and spoon and iii
fact every thing that soldier wants 70 make MIN com
Portable. Presentation swords pro 'ured, the hest
quality. RICHARD FISK T., Agcut
sign Of the Rig Gun, lD5 Main stre.t
large assortment Of watches Silver Ware Ievcir,,
Hnu opeclAclcs' gu s2i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-11

HmToN's INsoLuBLE CEMENT.-A bottle of
this noted preparation has been handed to us
by Geo. p. Harlow, who has it for sale. We
have not yet tried it, but is wellrecommend-
ed as being a very superior article.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-11

PRESENTATION Sergeant S. NJ. Bowman
OF Capt. Woods company, 51st regiment
(brother Of Col. Bowman of the Both reg. J,
was presented, On Saturday night last with
sword and equipments by William A. Rich
ardson' in behalf of his late employers, shop
mates and friends Cat the shop of Ball &
Williams), as a token of their esteem and
friendship, which was handsomely responded
to by the recipient. The whole affair passed
on very pleasantly, and to the satisfaction of
all concerned
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-11

AMONG the recent deaths in the Washing
ton hospitals, that of George Burns of East
Sutton, Co. j, 18th Massachusetts regiment,
is reported.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-11

In Marlboro, Nov T.Joseph 1ebo Of H. to Jennie NJ
Hagar OF birmingham; 3D. kben Hall hanson to Sa1ah
Kaer, hOtn Of Mar, boo.
n IL Berlin nov Jas q smith of Nelson H. TO Ellen
Jones Of b in.
In nouthboro, Nov l. 5 Croker to Lizzie An1Igr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-11

A teachers institute commenced its session
atFitchburg, yesterday, and will continue till
Friday next Free return tickets on the va
rious railroads will be given to those attend
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-11

Police CoURT.-Yesterday Martin Ryan
Of Webster, for casting an illegal vote, was
fined 9lOn and costs.
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SUPERIOR CoURr AT FITCHBURG.-'The civil
term of the Superior Court commenced its
session at Fitchburg, Monday afternoon,
Judge Rockwell presiding. After the en-.
pannelling of the juries, no cases being ready,
the court adjourned to nine o'clock Tuesday
morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-11

The FIFTYTHIRD REGBENT.-At meet
ing of the commissioned officers of the fifty
third regiment, in camp at Groton Junction,
on Saturday last, Lieut.. Col. John w. Kim.
ball, Of the fifteenth regiment, was chosen
colonel George II. Barrett of Ashburnham,
lieutenant colonel, and James A. Pratt of
Sterling, major. The vote was nearly unan-
imous in each cnse.
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THE PRESIDENT VISITS ANTIErAM.

q a Ne At.TlE fpfH.rt
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-That early in Oc-
tober peremptory orders were sent to the
commanding general of the army of the Po.
tomac to cross into Virginia and give hattie
to the enemy is now well understood and
admitted fact These orders. it is said have
been repeated in various forms. until finally
on its being found that no intention Of obry-
ing them was manifested, the whole case was
officially submitted to the president for sucb
action as he should see fit, and AS he alone
under the recent legislation of congress, nos.
sessed the power of taxing.
Doubtless moved, however. nv that gonor-
osity which is one of the amiabIe faatIras Of
his character the president has narsistentIg
refused TO attach to the military ofinnro II
disregard of orders that significance which If
right belongs to it in all well regulated ar
mics Still hoping for the best-,tilI nm
willing in his own somewhat curions rb,a.o
- p, ,..,,,... ~ ~ 20 s~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-11

THE fifteenth New Hampshire regiment,
"'e second regiment Of nine months youn-
'eeF'' COL Kingman commanding, will pass
through this city by tile Nashua and Norwich
roads, on Wednesday next, for the seat of
war.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-11

DT. H:dway's Cleansing SyruD. oovra.,
1Sadway's IsenovatTu= EsesoIvenr.-one 10 six
nottes Will cure every form of Skin diseases Hr~ors
rrhples Blotehes, Boils. 1t Eheum, tanker Ulcers
nniors' FeyeSores. ScrouIa syI hills Sores in the
= eS Ears Nose, ii uth Scald Heed let none NEGLECT
'lS adVee-if you would rid Yourselves from the ms,
80 you sufer-resort at to this medicine One
D0te VIII do you good than half dozen of Sarsas
"''iiSS ana other mixtures. The dose is small two
tea-5poonfuis being full dose
' IN CONSTITUTION TAINTED ?-Wonders are daily
49,, 'S had"ays Resolvent, in violent Conetitu-
, - 'Iseases' 1t diSengages from the onina auids
t'S "'oFot or clements OF disease AZ throws
'eil on through the ezcretory organs fms tok, The
0N VI the disorder II renovates and fresbeps the
~ ~ Gnu ''p Is vital energy the system In scrot
C""oeI' > pIIiN hroric Bheu,na,isn ling Con
P''''', hr DseHSes' Mereuria Diseases Coptractions
of the joints Palsy Paralysis and al ''1H'
'efhai or internal, which are capable of ossp,,i, -
sututIo' al type and of being transmi.tei
toehiuren'"e recommend as the only rerpod al =
sure one this irresistible and searching a,siptt
terdtiye and MIGRANT -
Price one dollar per bottle, six bottles for five
lars. lR. RADWAD'S Office, 81 Aafden lane
Sold by Druggists. For sale in Worcester INV 4, ,
GREEN CO., and GEO P. HARLOW. DIV re
Consu'nptIon, Gravel, G"ut, Chronfc FFbau-
niatism, Dr"psy, Dyspepsia, Fever ana
Agme, and Blndder Complaints.
woLFE'S CELEBRATED sCHEIDAM AROMATIC
sCHNAPPS
The above medicinal beverage is manufactured nv the
p7opretor.1 Holland expressly for me,ieinal use It
has been submitted the chemists and physicians
in this country and in Europe who have certified n its
valuable medicinal qualities ana prescribe it in their
aec me proprietor fas in lis possession more than
ten thousand letters from patients who we use, it in
Inc aDoVe-named complaints. lie has the privilege OF
referring to the following PHYSICIANS who stand at the
: had ,rTI. .;r .I..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-11

a Friema IL Neesi-'Try It.-DR. SWEETS
= ALLlbi-h LlNlMENI iSprepared from the Recipe
setter and has been used in his practice for
twenty wears with the most astonishing success. AS an
eX ernal remedy IS without rival and will alleviate
pam more speedily than other preparation For all
rheumatic amt Nervous Disorders il il truly infalIitc
and as curative tor Sores Wounds, Sprains Bruises
&c Its soothing healn and powerful Strengthening
poPGres excite the lust wonder and astonshmept Of
an VINO have ever gwen it trial over four huudred
terHcateS o. remarkable cures, performed by ii within
the last two wears. attest this fact
advertisement deow %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-11

IHE SUSPENSION OF MCCLELLAN. - The
president, at the urgent request Of general
ilaileck' has done an act which he has long
been unwilling to do simply on the conclu-
sions OF his own Judgment lie has trans
ferred the command Of the army of the Poto-
mae from the hands Of general Mcclellan TO
those Of general Burnside. He has endured
as long as he could the persistent inactivity
and delay Of Mcclellan - much longer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-11

sEorse Blankets and Array gsinnkets.-
Those IN want had better cali on i. 81 FGLiANSEFF
No Washington square, before purchasing dtfolg
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Save You sSoo2ht Year CloLhea W riu,.p,,
u So E0n have bought Too soon. CJNlli%GS ~
-" NLL'W = SELF REGULATOR Is lie Nncbine
aH"ne ai DINERS IN use lno altering Scrers for ever
pirie, ana SO lEoE Rusr) \ chjld can wiring vory
Sioiucs WIN ms Machine, well ~ an aGRIG 'CSi
ana see one in use at C. A. Ctr1I(I M - g., Na az
MAN street opposite Brinley Han '-'OP' -uo
Asent' wanted in every state, city, and Town state
county, and Town Rights for sale d. ' 20
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indeed, than he ought to have done-but,
finding that he must either sacrifice the army
to another winter Of idle camp life, and with
II the best interests of the country. or get rid
Of the general who was the cause Of its indo-
lence, he has preferred the latter course Nc
Clellan is withdrawn to give place to another
general, more enterprising in character and
more energetic in action.
The disinterested and patriotic part of the
nation will cordially approve the decision of
the president. 1t has become a matter Of I'M
peratlve necessity now that the war should be
prosecuted with the utmost vigor of move
ment. The delays that have already occur
red have 50 exhausted the patience and even
the resources Of the community, they have
furnished such pretexts for foreign interven-
ton, and they have so encouraged the hopes
of the rebels, that if something decisive is not
accomplished during the next few months the
procrastination will prove highly inu-
rlous, If not fatal, to our cause. We
have the best appointed armies in the
world; we have abundance of means; and
we light Whenever lighting is permitted, with
a gallantry and valor that ought to command
success. But our victories heretofore seem
TO nave been as barren almost as our defeats
We have not followed them up with any de-
gree Of vigor, and the enemy has been al
lowed, after every rout, no matter how disas-
trous, to recruit his wasted columns and 20
pair his strength. Surprising us often by the
suddenness Of his attacks, he has no less fire.
quently surprised US by the rapidity and Lri-
umph OF his retreats.
Much of this has been owing to fine mcmillan
cautiousness and torpor of the comnandinq
general. Thougha soldier thorouoly ;nstruct7
ed in the techncalities of his profession and
with some little experience derived from his
Mexican, Western Virginia and Peninsula
campaigns. he has lacked that enthusiasm, and
dash which are necessary to fine yreat ganer-
al Called at a time of unexam6led emhar-
rassment to take command-the very great
ness of his RESPONSIBILITIES has naraIyzed bis
effectiveness. In his dread of hot jn;no al
that was needful, he did NOTHING
now ryr >,,,s -
Tpt<patcb to the New ~ Yor, N Ti,na.i Ed
WAsmINGroN Nov. 9.-The removal of
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I'd -. " risi"y, CI;ssrvoy ant EshyrIci:.n- w.
alteAd 10 eN Nominations 1T her residence No ~ Main
street Tours rom TO Il a. 81 from to Or H.
AoiH'H 81 Qtf slT
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'the Lniou He-tored.--F. A. CIDUNr wouio
respectfully inform his friends and Ihe public gnersiiy
thNt Union Block having been fullv restored .o X
aFe' ne hai re1pened bis old uairDrosiue Room in bet
upoh al VINO may favor him with a call d., ana
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-11

Cladiu is making Card Photographs uaeQuallcd IN
this country. Give Iigu a cali dtf wv2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-11

a9r. Svyeet's Entm!i5g,ie Eminent is truly s
Fga IN Heed ana every family should havei at HAND
bzj
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aetz' =, Goodwin, in experienced ana success
III Midwife holds herself readiness day ana night 10
Slis4a t. ne duties CT her profession Residence
SA-0t4iStItNt ~ %
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Ars. M W. E5eritIiI>, PuTsICIAN AM arC-
CEss.pL M!D|iEA 70. 4S Exchange street, Special
attention gwen 10 Uterine Com paints. and dis gcs of
chLidr@n Once hours from 20 4. nj ana from tc
o r att ap4
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". .. Isichard-, VETERINARY SURGEoS.--Hous
No 80 salem street; stable IN the OF No. u Me
chanic street. utf ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-20

EDITOR TRrBUNE-Sir "A certain que
list, one OF your subscribers, wishing to
PROFOUND to Inc some questions which he
probably did not wish the public to see,
sends me table for my examination, and
wishes to know my opinion about its cor
rectness and utility. As his table is not
made public, | shall express no opinion
publicly about it, but for the use Of that
querist, and all others like him, | have
prepared, and herewith transmit to YOU for
publication, table for finding the day Of
the week on the most circuInscribed plan
that can possibly be desired for uniyer-
sal almanac And to make the table of
perpetual use, | have also given q perpet-
ual rule for finding the Dominica letters
In my published letters on Age Of the
World, | have shown that the Creation
commenced B. C. 1000 and this rule is
is another proof of it
Rute-In dates given in A. D, or A
VI divide the tch0le centuries BY 4 take
twice the remainder from 6 add the re
suit, (the remainder,) with fourth of the
odd years, to the odd years, emitting frac-
tons; divide this sum by subtract the
remainder from 7 the last remainder in
dicates the letter thus: 3 4 5 O.;
b d G.
that IS, when you subtract from Z, and
remains, A is the letter; If ,, b is the let
ter, &c If the date be given B. c., sub
tract the date from 400l, and the remain
der will be the date A. NJ For example,
the reign Of Nabonassar is said to have
commenced Oh Wednesday, the 25th day
OF Feb y. ;. IN the year AZ b. c. Now
subtract IA from 1901, and we have a
remainder Of 1854 for the year A. NJ
Now divide 81 (the whole centuries,) by
/, AMI we have no remainder to be sub
tracted from g. consequently we add 6
with a fourth of the odd years to the odd
years (54,) making - to be divided Nv !,
leaving 3 to be subtracted from 7, leaving
a remainder of 4, which as above shown.
indicates ID for the Dominica letter, which
Fergusons tables show to be correct, which
would not be the ease if you subtract 1904,
Usher's time for the creation, or any other
mans time for the Creation who does not
place the Creation at the right time Be
gin your count for the Creation at the
right time, and this rule VIII always bring
out the Dominica letters right; but begin
your coant wrong, and it will never bring
out your Dominica letters right
But now Unjust give you the table, which
is the greatest curiosity Of the kind, now
extant in the world. 1t consists of but
forty figures; Yet, with little count
ing, and by observing the proper Dominic
al letter, it viii show the day Of the week
On which any date fell, OF viii fall, from
from the beginning to the end of time =
This Is saying much; but | challenge any
man, and all men, to name che date which
this table, after finding the Dominica let
by this rule, viii not show the day Of the
week correctly, on which it fell
Here is the table