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DIX. DCPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FEMALES,
lnfalble IN correcting regulating, and removing all
sFucllohS from whatever cause, and always successful
as preventive.
The combination Of ingredients in these PILLS are per
lectE harmless Their efficacy and merits based
the DIRECTIONS have been strictly followed they have new
eraed TO all Irregularities They relieve pain
tul and difficult MenstruatOn, (particularlv at the
chanse OF te) They will cure the Whites ana remove
all distractions arising from colds, eX pOsure or any
cause; ana may be used successfully preventive
Females peculiarly situated, those surprising them
selves So are cautioned against using these Fills while
in that condition, lest they invite miscarriage and the
proprietor assumes no responsibility after this admOn
n although their mncSs won Id prevent ANY mischici
TO health; otherwise the Pills recommended Full
ana e1pictdtTectiOHs accompany each box. Price 81
SOLD in WORCESTER, Mas by the following druggists
DAVID SCOTT, PSI Main street. JAMES GREEN, III
Main street, and W. II. GOULDING, l4O Main ST. La.
dies 9ysending by 81 to either oFthe' abore agents
through the Worcester Post Office, can have the pills
sent confidently ~ mail to any part the county
tree OF pOstaRe" Sold also by a. H. 3Hrdett, Clinton
A. S, Z. BAR. Warren B. Il. DeLdHd, North }rook-
neid. ana s. o. Henry, WcStbOrO' and by Druggist
in every village and city in the United States and by s.
d Howe, Sole Proprietor, New York.
y. B.-Beware ri CounterfeitS. Buy no Golden Pills.
OF any kind unless the box is signed s. d. Howe. All
others are base imposition and therefore as YOU
value your lie and health Ito nothing of being hum
plugged out OF your money! buy only of those show
the signature of ID. Howe on every box, which has
eceny been added on account of the Pills being cuun
erfelted. dlOm d29
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The rebel congress adjourned and left Rich
mond the other day, in the midst of business,
for some safe place in the interior Tie mo-
tive for their precipitste adjournment was
mystery to the citizens, who supposed that a
large number of important questions were
still unsettled. The tariff BILL according TO
the Richmond Dispatch, hung in nedias, one
hundred and forty-nine military commissions
lay unopened on the speakers table, and the
president had just returned message with
number Of bills unsigned, the titles of Which
lie mad not the leisure TO relate, nor congress
the time to inquire. The Ascending congress
was followed with the ridicule of some and
the maledictions OF others who were compelled
TO remain behind. The Richmond Wing ia.
cetiousy said of it:
"For fear of accidents on the railroad, the
stampeded congress left yesterday in a mum
Der OF the strongest and newest canal boats
These boats are drawn by mules of approx ed
sweetness of temper. To protect the stampe
ders from the snakes and bull-frogs that
abound along the line of the canal, General
Winler has detailed regiment OF ladies to
march in advance OF the mules and clear tile
tow path OF the pirates. The regiment is
armed with popguns Of the longest range
The ladies will accompany the stampeders to
secluded cave in the mountains of Heps.
dam, aud leave them there in charge of the
children of the vcinage, until Mcclellan
thinks proper to let them come forth The
ladies return to the defence OF their country"
The Richmond Examiner is not so happy
as its lively neighbor, but scolds roundly OF
the flight, as an odious example to all classes
1t adds -
alt is done by the votes of the senators of
those very states which have been loudest in
their professions of patriotism and yalor
Many Of them now think Richmond inIecure
talk about the probability of eVacuating Viz
ginia Temporarily in case of defeat, and
wish to be safe on their cotton plantations
when that event takes place. They exhibit
in this way OF thinking 8 very narrow vision
most imperfect idea Of what is passing here
aud are completely in error MS TO the future
that lies close before them"
The disposition to travel, however, does not
appear to be limited TO congressmen, and The
people generally are very far from having any
feeling Of security, "in the future that lies
close seiore them" The reports agree that
refugees are constantly focking southwark TO
towns and cities defended by some natural
advantages, or 10 one or another of the fe,v
safe lines of retreat that are still left ia Them
With all the lofty arrogance by which thay
have long blinded themselves to the ineyita.
bic defeat and ruin which hangs over them
they aie not able to conceal the trepidation
and terror with which they now witness the
progress Of federal power BY and by, the
Bob Acres who think they make public opin.
ion in Virginia, by writing slashinR leaders
against the government, will follow the retreat.
ing footsteps of those prudent statesmen who
have slipped out before them and both togelh.
viii have chance 10 try the life OF wander
Ing vsgabonds over the face Of the earth.
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Gbe aan spp, CQloreestc Mono,g sHonnq gNap s. 1852

They then opened deliberate, steady, and
effective fire"
The Austrian government has sent two
naval engineers 30 this country, to inspect
iron-plated war ships and new coast tortilica-
tions.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NJ. Bonner Of New York lately drove his
gray mare half mile ON the Fashion Course
wagon and driver $40 pounds, in l minute 123i
seconds The time was taken By aldermen
Genet and James AIcManu.
The ice companies of New York stored
about 100000 tons the past season, uo!with
standing the difficulty in getting il on account
Of the great depth Of snow Two millions OF
dollars are invested in the ice trade of the city
A female dromedary, belonging to a menag-
erie exhibiting at Stirling, Scotland, has lately
given birth to a promising infant dromedary
the first ever born on English soil. Mother
and child are doing well.
The women of Poland have a watchful eye
over their daughters, and make them veal
little bells on their persons, to denote where
they are and what they are about.
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AMONG the slain at the battle of Pitsburg
Landing was Lieut.. 7. NJ Doggett of the 57th
Illinois regiment. Lieut.. Doggett was son
OF 5. W. Doggett, Esq, Of Mendon, and a
grandson of the late Rev. Simeon Dosgett, a
distinguished divine. At the time of his
death he was about twenty i've years OF age.
lie studied law at Milford in the Office of
Sgammell & Staples, and was admitted 10 the
bar at Chicago about four years since. He
had been married but abort time to daugh.
ter of Samuel Nelson o! Milford, when the
call of his country summoned him away to
privation and death.
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TIE FIGHT At ELIZABETH CITY, N c.
The following are the particulars of the fight
near Elizabeth City, n. c., between portion
of Gen. Burnsidc's forces, under Gen. Reno,
and the rebels, which has been alluded to in
former dispatches
Gen. Reno was despatched by Gen. Burn
side on the 18th, with five regiments and four
pieces of artillery, as previously stated to
Elizabeth City, thence to move in the direc-
ton of Norfolk He landed at Elizabeth City,
and sent Col. llaw kins by Circultous route,
to get in front Of the enemy, and followed
with part of the remaining force. After
marching twenty miles the enemy was found
entrenched with batteries, in position, in the
edge OF wood, which commanded the ap-
proaches over the open fields Col. Howard,
of the marine artillery, in advance. fired upon
the enemy, and our pieces were put in posi-
ton Tor three hours artillery duel Col. Haw.
kins's force got asiray, and found themselves
four miles in Gen. Reno's rear.
Gen Reno sent regiments TO the right and
lett to nuttiank the enemy, the movement be.
ing fuel y executed, and there was prospect
OF bagging the whole rebel force. When Col.
Hawkins came up, Gen. Reno ordered him
To the right; but coming into an open field he
charg d on the enemy with the bay onet, ap-
prared in the clearing, and received the fire
OF both batteries and all the rebel infantry.
Col. Hawkins was wounded in the arm, and
adjutant Gadsden killed. A charge was then
made by the other regiments on both TANKS
OF the enemy, who was quito rout, and retreat.
ed to the canal locks, and thence to Norfolk.
Gen. Reno pronounces this one of the most
brilliant affairs he ever saw. Our loss in com
missi"ned officers was, killed, one; wounded,
seven non commissioned officers, killed, two;
wounded, thirteen; privates, killed. six
wounded, 40. Gen. Burnside positively or
dered Gen. Reno not % advance any further
toward Norfolk, the object being to feel the
strength o! the enemy in the rear, so after re-
naming six hours on the field of battle, he re-
turned To Elizabeth City. Having not enough
wagons and the men being exhausted by
severe march, seventeen OF our wounded were
left on the field in charge of surgeon with a
flag OF truce These have since arrived at
fort Monroe. The enemy'S loss is larger than
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there. BY abandoning Corinth and occupy.
ing Grand Junction, 3eauregard can fall back
at pleasure towards either Memphis or Mobile
lie may, however, prefer retreatng directly,
towards the latter place. getting his army as
far as possible into the interior, and where
it is exceedingly difficult TO follow.
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New Orleans is a gentleman of republican
anteccdents, According to its theory of the
fitness of things he should have been moder-
aiely seccsa in his s'mpathies
THE CASE OF GEN. SroNE The Ires.
dent's memorial 10 congress, last Friday
relating to G>n. Sto"e, says he was arrested
h, his aa'hority, apon evidence which,
whether he is guilty or innocent, required
tha. such proceeding should be had against
him fog the public safety. His trial has beer
delayed, because in the state of military oper.
atoms at the time Of lis arrest and since, Off
GERS for court martial could not be with.
draw n from duty without injury to the public
service. The president, whom nobody doubts
has acted iutelliecntly in the whole matter
though Charles sumner, and Gov. Andrew
and we know not how many others like them
have been r, ckessly charged with the respon
sibility, indicates that he will give Stone
trial without unnecessary delay, and charge:
and specifications TO his satisfaction.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-05

Miss Phiomcne Hidebrand, who formerly
resided with her parents in Brooklyn, has
brought a suit for breach Of promise q mar.
riage and seduction against Mr. VIM. Lii,
wealthy brewer Of Chicago The damages
are laid at $4,000, and Mr.. Lii has been held
II bail ia $50 900
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ENTERPRIsE-An account of the battle Of
Newbcrn was sent from this place on Sunday
the 10th inst, to the Worcester Mass Daily
Spy, printed in that paper of the Goth, and
a copy Of it received here by Col. Edwin
Upton on the oath inst. This is doing up
matters promptly, and we delight to record
such evidences Of ygor on the part of our
friend connected with the daily press
Ncpbern, (N. e. Progress.
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w hi'I can ~ oman do In war 9-Mucb every
way But she can't keep peace in The family Syithont
no,e OF Dead Shot to kin of the blood thirsty hordes of
hungry BED Bugs that uninvitcd, introduce them.
selves ~ her l"dgers to their great annoyance and dis
gust NOW Is the time 10 use ii. Kill 'cm now NO
IsmlIy should be Without it. he Dead ShJ makes n
cieah sweeps renders certain the annhi
q me enemy sold by al the Druggists Agents in Wor
cester, e. y HARRINGTON It co. dim amps
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-05

Ahs COn1csSIOus and Experience OF am In
VnII-Iublished for the benefit and as a Uarniue and
aeHuuon TO Young men who suner from Nervous 6eb
~ IrcAture Decay, &c; supplying at the same time
tRe means ol Se cure. BY one who has cured himself
er oeig Pat 10 great expense through medical impO
stlon ana quacAerT By enclosing postpaid addressed
snHel0Pe SINGLE COPIES may be had of the author
Y. 7. dEwiy ' AMPS 49, heS9 '
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ed in the left thigh, while on picket. 1t is
a-sh wound, and will not prove fatal.
The CONCERT TO NIGHT.-At the urgent
solicitation Of many who attended Mrs Sum.
ner's last concert, she has decided TO repeat it
tonight at Mechanics Hall, with additions TO
the programme, which will, if possible, add TO
the pleasure OF the audience. Miss Fiske will
appear again in the character so iaultessly
represented on Thursday night-the God
dess of Liberty with the "Star SpangIed
BaLner," by request, in addition to the other
songs. 1t is needless to say that she will as
usual, excel. Little Daniel" has new song
and tie enthusiastic applause lie received be
fore will doubtless again greet him. Those
natural songsters, the Putnam sisters, also an.
pear again, and the seeded states, by those
forlorn appearing damses, expect to utter their
doleful refrain. "Old Shady" by the colored
children, Mary ndgJamie johnson, is also
feature OF the programme not to be overlooked,
and is the best Of the kind we have ever seen.
Altogether, we advise our readers to bear in
mind that Mechanics Hall is The p ace to spend
this evening probably, for the beautiful ap.
pearance OF the children is well worth the
small admission fee.
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POLICE COURT On Saturday, Rufus Dun.
can, for drunkenness, was sentenced to the
almshouse. Dennis Driscol, for assault on
his wife, was fined SO and costs He appeal.
ed and gave bonds. Elijah Coyes, arraigned
for breaking and entering the shop of Leander
Fales in Shrewsbury, on the night Of April
18th, Lad his case continued till Friday next
for examination.
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The Bosrov CoURiER has learned with
SORROW HAT The new collector OF the pofi Of
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latcselor's Egair bye, TIE BEST IN THE WORLD
". y. Bachelors Splendid Hair Dive is the Orig.qi and
only Reliable and Harmless Hair bye known Instan-
ahlaneous nits Effects does stain the skin and invg
CRATES tile hair for life. Re careful and use none other
than the genuine signed each side Of every box
"lLIAN y BATCHELoR. Sold by all respectable Drug
giSts and Fancy Goods Stores ever where. Mauufat
tory No 81 Barclay street date 10 Bond street. and 23l
Broadway, New York. d.Fwlv ans
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Miss Alhee takes this public method Of informing
ner friends and patrons that her s. huOL(NO Warren
Block Pearl sreetD will the first OF NJ Ay pass in
TO the hanis Of Miss EMMA TAGGART, well known
as teacher OF Public Schools in this citv She trusts
thA me attonage so gencrOu L. bgsOwedOn her the
last hlteeu years will be extended to her successor
Miss lAGGARr will commence her Summer Term
hoNoAl, MAY IL d4w apl2
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and Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases Of the
bladder Kidneys, GrsVel, DTOpscy, Organic Weakness
and all diseases of the Urinary Organs Advertise
Medicine once.
apps dcod2n
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Sne(lai Clothes.

N re- IA IS. d EenTy, VI ID, is stiN at the Bay
State House here she VIII be happy wait on those
VINO may need medical assistance Od.ce hours 10 TO 70
a. III ana d 10 ~. CiW* my5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-05

Dr' y. q. Mott, Physician and Surgeon
90 Court street corner OF Howard Boston is consulted
daily from 10 until @ from to in the evening on
al diseases Urinary and Genital Organs Scroflous
Affections HumorS OF all kinus, Sores Ulcers and krp
tons, Female Complaints, &c. An experience of over
twenty years extensive practice enables Dr. NJ to cure
all OF the most difficult Medicines entirely yey-
etADle. AGNlce free deOdly jy20
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\ UGENT'S MARBLE WORKS.

Undersigned takes pleasure in thanking his friends
nv ie puDG generally for their liberal patronage dir
NJ e Pasi three years in wi ch he has carried on lie
business ~ this city Having secured the assist
aice Vi sohe OF the best workmen in this country ar
HMiurope, ne feels confident that he can furnish MARRtF
a. 'iENIe, KINNEY PIECFs, MANTLE SHELVES PIFis
SSLABs, CENIER TABLES COUNTERS, SoApsToNE SIMS
no 10 WASH TUBS, or any other kind Of work IN
prices. r NUGENT M q Mec,apic str Try iN"cse
apis dim P'' ''N'o'''' MISS
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Gents Fine shirts made to order in the most i'm
proved style, and in the hest at short notice
by WAbBRIDGE, No. American House Block
SIlr' tatterhs cur. DIFF o3l
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CITY AND COUNTY.

~ Yorktown letter states that on the 2Sth
ult SECOND lieutenant John Hall, Co d, 10th
Massachusetts regiment, was severely wound.
ed in the left thigh, while on picket. 1t is
flesh wound, and will not prove fatal.
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tlseu. j. Nj EARLE, r NJ.
- EViNTEOI ~ ,>.,,, ~ ID
il!t! Two nv 4t,,oa EIlpN-I ctII,I, ,,oo1,c0 -,
~ LII sleeping room and sitting roo suitable
ty within ouc mi milo 10 o i9e, IN fespecta6l9 local
tire i, In cd viii ho Sado tiouSe, ANY III M
and viii bc nr5I,ntG, MID ii ti,t 10 pe teas asle,
mS' dSt'
NM ANTED-Bcald, hv two gentlemen
w in a ,,ri,-ato c,iI. ~ 49, ny ~
osr a PIl'Io fanny T. OF wlers mere are but few
yr.a H lynn MINUTES les walk thereof and west Main
~
w 1n 80 ~ W - -. Doy' IIteeh or sixteen
parents IT side in tee city preferred Inquire Of
=. I5III,, -,
&lIUA ZION WANTE Dry a t,irl tn
ton to going o to the eoaTH %S o5 "s al no 96es
Wm;erstreet. d4tt my5
S-tnnL w N1,p1,I1 --------
Z ,OOh w AN IED-A 9HI " no thorough
tl0n nj n ID Tront st,,ot 'oA l", aPs tOr stla-
CONCORD BUGGY FOR SALE-It
~ isnearly new Forturther particulars inoni,c Of :
y EDDY, or at WhitinS Carriage Shup on Mechanic
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cofan Ware Rooms, No. asangs block
The undersigned would respectfully call the attention
of the public to his Coffin Ware Rooms row open at No.
; Bangs Block, opposite the Court House. VIII, re will
be found constantly on hand COFFINS and CASK ELS
Of all sizes and patterns, made and trimmed with the
bestmateriai. Also Comm Plates and Robes
j. W. BROOKS.
Worcester, Feb. 49, 1862. diff fl9
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Gen. w, T. Sherman, who distinguished
himself so greatly at Pitlsburg Landing, was
charged with insanity few months ago, be-.
cause he said an army of 100000 men was
needed 10 drive the rebels from kentucky and
Tennessee. lie was under cloud for some
time. But (remarks the Providence Journall
his madness had Il method and u charming
efficacy in 1t on the memorable 9th and 9TH OF
April, and asks, can not he bite some of our
other brigaders, and impart his disease to
them?
The 32d German Indiana regiment has
been noted for its gAllanlry in the late battle
near Pittsburg Landing, showing the greatest
bravery aud GOODNESS. "As proof VI the lat.
ter, will mention" says COL Which, Chat
when their firing became a little wild, during
the last charge, stopped the firing and drill
ed them in the manual Of arms, which they
all went through as if on the parade ground.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-05

Have You bought Your CIothcs ~ ,,jnoer .
If so, you have bought too som C'ITMMIS Mrs 4,
SWALLOWS SELF REGULATOR is he Machine
ABOVE all Others in use (nO altering ScTe,es for every
piece, ana no Iron kUsr). \ enid can wiring your
clothes with this Machine as well as an aeIaIE Eaii
ana see one in use at G. A. CUMMINGS ShOp 505
Mair street opposite Brinley Hall. F' wv
- AGENTS wantedin every state, City and Town. State
county, and IOTn Rights for Sale ar 81
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GREAT DISCOVERY. = IMPORT
~ ANT TO FARMEKs. = PHELPs COMPOUND

FOX TILE POTATO DISEASE!
This Compound has been tried for the last ten years
with pertct success not only preventing the Potato Rot
in every case but it is FkRfILIZEB producing where
1t used third larger yOld of Potatoes that are FRFr
FROM WORMS, and better in quality. The cost If Inc
Compound is small comparatively. Three dollars worth
Is sufficient for an acre No farmer should fail TO usS
this valuable Compound. For such a discoy ~ onr
Legislature has offered Zen thousand Dollars FGr al
at No 81 Front street Worcester, Mass. All orders
AAA4A4A
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Rev. DIR. L. IL. Chapin's illness has as.
sHmed SUCH serious phase that he will prob
bly, cease preaching, and by the advice of his
physician go to Europe in which case il il his
intention to remain abroad year
Col Pierce, OF the 10Th Massachusetts,. is
understood to have been before court mar
tial, which has recommended his dismissal
from the service Tor unofficerlike conduct
The Fall River News understands that G..
W. Greene, Esq, ls'e lieutenant colonel of
the seventh Massachusetts regiment, but now
IN Wa hington, has been appointed clerk in
the third auditors Office
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Dir. &. y. IEIIl attends to all snccisI u,,o.go ~,
MAles ana Females, NJ his Medical Office 10 s5 Main
stIeet Worcester Mass See his advertisement of the
"to1'e't Feihae remedy Of the Age. in this paper.
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~ re-. NJ. sg, eacrHIGs, rHrs1CIAN ANp sggc.ss
yIh ;Alh"lFE, removed to Mo- IS EXchan.e street
special attention given 60 Uterine Complaints and s
eases 81 children Office hours rom to9 A. M. ana
= -. ..L apt
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IN WANTED!-WANTED TO RENT--
#.jii Two or three FURNISHED ROOMS (comprisiug,
.=kitchen. sleeping room, and lifting rooiu) suitable
Tor man and wife to keep house, in respectable local
ity, within one mile OF the Lucon House ANY iu nj
ture ju ed Will be made good. Rent to be reas N
ana will be promptly paid Inquire at the Spy Office
m,j d3t* -
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A NCIENT HARMONY REVIVED
= Selection of music as orignaly ,rrjtten by mn
mgs' 9stcherj Epson, Hoid-H, Hoiyoke AariJR EgaIs
GcP1 htm0dfL Reed, SVaR, Wood, West and of5SrS,,
99o from several European Authors particularly ram
lahsur ORIGINAL works. Price IS cents; sG her do7
apps dtf ''N " Wa BOSTON,
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Horse aBinnkets and Army SInnketa.-
Hnose N want had better call on D. NJ. FOLLANSBFE
No " ashington Square, beor, purchasing dtfol9
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Pr. =. wesley Kelley, Analytical Physician.
VIII pc IN Attendance ut the Medical office ll2 Main
street Worceser e consult with patients upon ali iIs
eases DURING THURSDAY and FRIDAY, The 1st and
are WUitcd to eau d6tlw9t ''"" ''"t,eS ts
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One Hundred and Fifty Recruits are Wanted!

ICE ! ICE ICE = The proprietors
have put their teams on their several routes Those
wishing to be supplied, will please give their names TO
tns q dryers ET or At their office No EXCHANGE
STREET, under the Bay State House. Money NAV he
paid to any of the drivers and their receipts will he
good ANY neglect in the drivers will be atendei TO ON
application to the subscribers ~ 0i'
MI dam WALKER & SWEETSER.