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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-01
kUCrN.I SALES.
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Eltt. -,t,ss.Ls SAv ny ~viLrtslE
= req rsursr - tho ri.y II . fcimond, os
Iaa II ,15.h. and MAJ. stress. Li"r,sgurt
fine IN iti>a b. Ls-cs and snises J hlst u Tfu zee n .
',ei. e" e. 10 ueu by sr Jssph r,un=tl .. fh / pl :.
nb ic auclisc on the prsr'se'. 10 o.. ordr- si,erts a or ". N.
"Ar, LIST o.,srler 1873 eonr, ser 4; 10 e'soc= N .ihs follow.
az very vAluab'e real Is ate. VIZ:
1t 7hsL 1 cu "a. sou,h aide Ct y aBirn bttus. n 18th anf
. str e., .,h tia; mol x7'lr7t rex dc Fny q er,on q .
atas 20. upsney o: ~. B-uum-l, fronting q fsst Iunu,r be-
OF ct o the Factory Il JAMS h. ~ act hq.
n The OF I'd Dion >, fo tIg % -, ruetlns bash ~ fs,t.
Sd sIotwb = !. ge n n 3 f~rinr here q ro- ooeu.
nd By kr J n ~ .le Z o { ing 80 e., TunLi z back " feat,
ni bouf ded T the Wet b. he s~'ons iisf.
4h. hat tfTtv e I ISL 10 IN he ,uih s5e 81 Pranhnn, be-
se~n S. h md 2,th 81 e-S = iSi ne he re idehee Of No. Rojest
''-'., fona q 3 lee. rdut ing bstk 80 feet. 70 an alley 10 iet
vida
90. That lSrye an admittedly well located LOT, at tie ceres-
( Mjn hns 20 b streets, { o tre no feet Oh the North side OF
tIn, sd lsO feet o. the AL Ice Of ga ,trett, bouadei en- Tie
Tor b w al siie!, and ad o.Lias { e tISaeeo fa,t9fy Of said
srlma ell
9th An IN 'iyded hIih ~; Of "a, vAu'b. pIopert' t'o.u
- III: tLiLd t'st,s H.tsl, a he co nr q N Ia and 23h
te;ts, Including VI c brc tsre- -'t =" he Wat. 10 D possible
at Al The time ofsaie tNeIe ain,'F fss tixiht o., sid dotsl may
,e sol'. TIL property Is 90 we isrn, n that a prtr~r desertp.on
'oe~me unnecessay. lsts Ami ably sell arranged for q no
Ell or could essl, b. ,olve. tel IN o . hGs;it u fer he Coniedsr.
le eoyerrmsrto or or ether v poses
JEkss-i u -furth shsh. hslanee 81 d. 20 aus Is &c. IN, for ne
tAble votes intei est added tteortd5s 4 usft deed, or all e's,
It tue option Of the pu choser.
GoDDIE 4 hrsyRsoH, auou.
nov2 a unAr5 4 J hs-Toh, Truses.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-01

PREs .sr.rIOS- NJ rs R'O,rth Nay J. n EOWby
Aad JOsep5 l.. H.teh, OF Augusta, Ga, have presented
4 splendid hose and s~qIpments To Geo. A.. R. Wright.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-01

nd though not a ueiIrs maa, yt his prepar,rrn for The cure
{ RHEUs ,TIsA, N UaAtGth, sTIPtsLSs 0r JOINTS, Ae,
sl be found upon ID ii. TO beslit ha TIE ,i Tea nesa.
MINIS Of many persons against sush rsmsde ,yniter aVefs OF
4, 10 man, its'st ce', too wei. FOUNDED, "a there arg Q number .
\ rrums flooding oar m.rk,t ara deeeyns the UNIV y sonsre,:
IS sssi, x only q tn J. AMI te-ms IL rnnece slsJ Q say more m.n
hIt E money IA BE- refur del In all cases Of tilare, amer fair
r. = acsordit to .itecianf.
lie more Tan = fe~ ~ervt'tesie IN ugh b. hso on hand, shdn
20 sta ty re,sIy ~, q isrse na.be' irm III, m',t riiso's per
,O-s, oh are iesiien,s q 'i.tM % sna Us ,,u..,,.
hlvhy d terirg ren,l . & .iyen TO Mr.. Rosk. 1nsoleitec, oy
we'll intw va farmer Of Tia over county:
U,SdyEH Co, near Coal Hsibcr, May O.. 1850.
Mr. w T.. Raek-DtAr ~: have been ustg your Linirf1ti
a.Isd the GOO - amarnsn, on 4 servant OF mine, VINO vas anncted
We y severely Nitn Ihs' maisn- bewas tss.n dosn 10 Tseruafy
We, a csc as u Ell had ever seen or heard Of Every jointia Dis
b dy, At Tin ., vHs u,der fu:h agoay a's Id ssi to caas. death.
4UIel.Ai ca ofreLef. In de- ar, ! Hinesi gave up hope. Attn
fine I C. Iausneed 10 us your Lnim.lt snit e BOY ermn. need
| up,c,icy. lie u.inaei. and, after Using three bbue', rIboirg
him veil 90 W die e1' rAtts oihe tody ne vas snnrey eattn,
fer- antnt tGsts. he boy hs. been cot Ing cd, pio.fng, sra
ing III kit d. Of out do 9 vork. aad sIf ossdko al hnds o'vss'
.hsr. on, n 9Th not . try theaf upon hi ., Without the least sp'
psarsnce Of q return Ct The disease. he 10 nov - active - be
ever was.
have gyea vi. Rock tie above certificate undsf the impure
n orstr tht ,toIe that are AIN c ei nay be IN used 70 try the
Good s' 'A'A.'' 'ad be cared ~' ''G G sa'' " 'LrvrsAr.
yr Ret IL constantly receiving ~eertfc.'ss from ever qaauer,
s.lve. What good has been dcns By the nney use his eSod
Ssmsrtsn.
FOR ,ae, wholesale and retail. BY JtNn p. DUsAL, Drsgrs,
TO whom all orders aeoou panisd 81 the cash ard sidres cd 70
poei-lm Corner Main . lob street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-01

1En BUs IRISH Pc rAT0Rs
l1O 20ksu4u ter
100 bagsh ur
10 900 lbs prime bacon kdss J..
ssss-s. iAA fEsssss.ss osln
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-01

EXRCUTR, KOS or RIM
Ia In 6 oochiand county - miles from Rich
niort, togeti,rr With she ntire Crops, Farm
Ing Implements, Sc,. an AuctiOD.-hs .Hee trx OF
Jos Ereasalbd IA viii sell uPoa the pee sses 90 sArUtD Y,
the 6h day Of December. conn ncng 1t II O'Clock 4. NJ the
PAgM IN Gooctland cogniy, % miles shove Riohn ond, the late
reddeuee OF JcSepn Z. Peasants adjoining the lands o. MetrA
Mayo, woodso4. atdot es II contains 800 n cres Of land,
100 Of wNIch are Il red and highly improved the bal nee IN
woods. The improvement : consist OF = comfortable Brick Dvtl
Irg with SIX rooms, aud all t1e nrcesss-v ut lu lfings. a small
crop Of wheat has be N see led upon the farm
Amer the sale o. the real estate. Will BE- cold III the stock. crops,
farming inpiemen =. Ac., esDsislrgi 10 part 81 fodder, hay, &c
horses, cows, hogs, &c and u hue Jo-eo Cx.n
TEEsS.- One IA 4 cih the balance At and . years, Z r n-go-
table uotss, with Interest al ed, aud scared by = trust deed
pr the personsi property, ali scmi Of go Aad under, c,sh oger
that amount, Z months notes, LsiisfscLohIy endorsed an Interest
adoed. HI ZABrrH 8. PLfA.ANTb,
n5S4 Erecu'nN Of Jos. y tlesssnt, deed.
- Sale conduoied 10y JAS ". TAYLOR 4 aos Ane''""-"-s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-01

in CO sequence OF the ,hreO Ing -soect Of TIE vesther, q
above sale Is l~o,tpcned til 1UEsbAY. the End dy Of Decembe
ooinn ending pune ualy ut II o'ciok.
noqI JAS ". TAYLOR Il BON, Aucuoneerl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-01

BAoON' ..O,n.
BLonN.
5000 lbs Phi as JOunIry Dared Bacon Fog Round,
FOR sale ~ AY Sr0K a q 3D.,
ro2s q Oorneflsth and CARY ~.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-01

THEATRICAL NOTICE.
z AIDES Al zenltnsl Of the Profession, ds,lr ~ o. an engage
~ nsat f- Ne Montgomery aad uthsr theatres, win please sd
dseu III ia! erlyned slA,iuG lus Of b nInes, and salary.
a.ROINl 0 ER SIS. Lsssss,
nov s-i0l nontsom,ry. Aa.
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" sAM'L n. II oKs ArCT

IA HrGhJEs.-Ttas pornins a 10 O'Clock, I will coll
~ 90 likely yUurg Negroes.
oeli-dtf 6R. tOsDkkN, Auct
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-01

n LIKELY YOUNG hB6EoEs At AUofIcH..Thb morn
w Ing, eonmend:ng At 10 o'clock. We viii sell u our Auction
.oosf-
poRTY YOUNG AND LIKELY NEGRoEa.
onsisdng OF men s.d women, boys and CRIB, women Ind child.
en-. DfCKlN50h . HILL,
je1 Auotnneert-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-18
MILITARY CLOTHING
aui DIFF Corner Main and Front streets

DIR. JEndwny's FilIs.-In cases of Inflammation
OF the Bowels Bilious Collie, Congestion, six to eight of
these pills will brisk operation in six hours
There is no pill. powder, OIL or purgative medicines
KNOWN That will operate thoroughly and speedily as
these pills.
Another important princ le possessed only by these
pills is their tonic influence, every dose that is taken
will increase the strength of the patient
Persons Athlete with COstiveness, Indigestion Dvs-
pepsa Heart Disease Liver Complaint Spleen difficult
ties Jaundice, Merry Affection Headache Dizziness
&c, will enjoy perfect ecdom from their attacks by
the c.sioDal use OF RADwAY's PILLS. One or two
taken twice or three times week, will secure good
appetite-calm and undisturbed sleep-un awaking in
the morning you will feel refreshed with buoyant spir-
t-your bowels, liver pancreas and Kidneys will each
perform their functions healthfully and regular Let
thosowho are dispirted fretfu inclined be dssatis-
lied with themselves and always out of Sorts take
or three of these pills for few days. guarantee they
will hardly know tbemsclves-if i'll health induces i'll
hulnor-RADwAY's PILLS will secure good health and
happy nowpi spirits.
Price % cts per box Sold by Druggists. For sale in
Worcester by NJ b. GREEN & co. dew SO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-18
What was thought at Richmond of Gen.
Lees Crossing the POtOmac.

r.,, ti ai,l',s, a.;lp -
l.. al 49,, si,i'iu "ilo sun iiIe
s,ii f WIS .'''T VI i1eo
So. l',il VI nov ~ 10 O''' ~ :"
'u " 'S.iv % y "e w nn t!,y
I "s' Vi o oe en'iieIy
ss1 VI al l'seii - eeiy uil-
S',o an ioi any ili. " pay anu, Vi Goulse'
,o.te ~ 40 t ho'eI az petieot,y saie Masli-
90 ~ " " a CAUTIOUS ool,i'll''iio-
81 anu W " eietin cAtIn' ne was e' ms
wv :ci1sS tl,e DeitMar,' result
i5 IL tne n't.ioS y! nleli.on anu
iI'cee1n; MeIe naI"tuous movements ne
nav a." oioiOG VI e''i4 oeloi1 nun vi uo'n Vi
0r:I'1nI', eEulN Oi.iiei II'ii,in
4'ie. III i'i"uo ip'i" "l'ii oc"'cn ''lu us
i": 'i.u wa: ioI 1ne eneiny W
Lill III T'el lolce WHICH Nc
"ouiu nav uolio ''I sun 40 s'ie ioc
otoh1 up; Vi II. 1ori" Iu,i Vlie iisN Vi peine
~ ~ VI ~ Ul0sSie t,ne anu . e'.il ing
Wv wal in.T ~ e'le Ae".V ", Vne e.ieiily
~ r. = - wy - ;',i."Iio ", thn 1at "o
tbarn 'r ~ fs;. nban"o of snno.sa To cbnso
the boIdar and altcrnat;yc and
,ra. onon 14% snceesSfni Fortne never
sr,i,os ~, INV oa Mo is nnt ,riIing to ho1.
I VI. t'ny G,'e 20 'h.o;,, ha fa
Con Loo ,Sas not in the condition of wash
;ngton Ue had bean victorious mill onnlanso
for victories achieved had, no doubt begun
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-18

THERE was "a lively debate in the rebel
house of representatives on Friday of last
week on the propriety of invading the north
ern states The subject was precipitated by
resolution of thanks to Gen. Lee, which gave
him an implied invitation ''to advance his
standard into the territory of the enemy"
The small minority, who seemed to see the
extreme peril of sending their troops against
such wall of fire, hesitated as to the Ian.
guage OF the resolves. But the great major
ity, intoxicated by their recent successes in
Virginia, and their progress, till that time I'M
interrupted, into Maryland, insisted upon the
expediency Of daring and audaciOus march
into the heart of the free states. at is the
determination, said one Of them, "of the peo-
pie OF the confederate states to drive their op-
pressors back into their own territory, and
let our swords CLEAN and banners float over
their own territory-to make them bleed and
strike the dagger to their hearts" Those who
sympathized with this view of the matter pre-
vailed, and the resolution ''to advance into
the enemys country" passed by vote of 63 to
10. The advance to this time has not proved
so satisfactory to rebel expectations as was
hoped
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-18

SHOCKING TRAGEDY IN SOUTHwICK.-Th
citizens of Southwick were startled Tuesday
noon at report that a man in their midst had
shot his brother in law, and then sealed the
deed with his own life. The story produced
even more excitement than the celebrated
wife murder which occurred in that vicinity
two years ago. 1t seems that two men, named
Dewitt Griswold and l.. d. Fowler, had mar
red sisters, and were living, the former at
Hartford and the latter about half mile from
Southwick center. Some trouble arose be.
tween Fowler and his wife, ending, it is said,
in constant abuse on his part, so that her
friends found it necessary to put him under
bonds to keep the peace. Soviolent had been
his conduct towards her that he was not al
lowed to visit the house only at specified times.
This eXasperated Fowler, and his conduct be-
came so violent that his bailsmen (his broth
er IN law and DIR. Byngton of South
WICK were about to have him brought
TO jail in this city, when the assault took
place. tuesday noon. Fowler drove to his
nome from the village, taking up his son on
the way In the course of the ride Fowler
tod his son to keep his watch in case he
should be taken away at any time. The faith
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-18

er got out at the house, taking gun from the
wagon, and the son drove on. Grswold was
standing near the house, when Fowler APP
preached and discharged his gun at him, the
full charge entering his side and passing
through the body. He died at nine o'clock
in the evening. Fowler ran short distance,
then cut his throat with razor. Walking to-
wards the house, he endeavored to enter, but
his wife fastened the doors. After breaking
them in with his feet, his strength began to
fail, ard he died soon after in the yard. Fow-
Ter is said to have been bound on revenge for
being kept from his home, and had sworn
that he would never go to jail.-Springfeld
ReDublican.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-18
pounds. The exhibition continues during he

The number of the applicants for 'eXemp-
ton papers, heard before our surgeons and
commissioners. has attracted the attention of
some watchful people. 1t should be remem-
bered that the law of congress makes provis-
ion for just such contingency as has arisen
making it the duty of all who are conscious of
disability to do military duty to procure ex-
emption papers before the enlistment rolls are
completed, and for the appointment OF compe-
tent and honest surgeons to decide upon such
applications. Sneaks and towards will of
course attempt to take advantage of the law,
as they do of all wise laws; hut it does not
appear that they have been successful to an
injurious extent in the good old county of
Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-18
The News from Maryland.

A disprtch from Pennsylvania says =
yesterday was an eventful day in Mary
land" This was felt everywhere There
were rumors of terrible fighting near Sharps~
burg, and so much depended on the issue of
the battle that it was painful to wait for an au
thentic account of it. If the rebels are beat
en- their ''invasion of the north" will come to
an ignominious end. If our army should be
defeated it would be a great disaster. The
Boston Traveller states on the authority OF
''advices from Washington" that Gen. Nc
Clellan's army numbers 100000 men, and
that Gen. Hooker's division consists of thirty
regiments. That army must be large, and we
have not believed it possible for it to be over
come by the whole rebel force in Maryland
and on the upper Potomac.
Late last night came dispatch, which we
suppose to be reliable, stating that terrible
battle, begun Tuesday and finished yesterday,
resulted in a complete triumph of the army
under Mcclellan. 1t was probably the great
est battle of the war; and if the report that
our army has defeated and routed the rebels
is fully confirmed, the rebellion has received
a blow from which it will not recover. There
can be no reasonable doubt that Mcclellan
has won victory; and we hope he has COM
pletely annihilated the rebel army. Harper's
Ferry also has been retaken, it is said, and
the rebel invasion has failed. The dispatches
tell us that the carnage on both sides has been
terrible, and how many hearts all over the
land will ache while the country rejoices over
the success won at such expense of life.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-18

THE democratic state committee have is
sued their call for state convention to be
holden in Worcester on the eighth of October
next. II is addressed 'to the democrats of
Massachusetts, and all other citizens who are
in favor of obeying the laws, of maintaining
the constitution as it is, and restoring the
Union as it was" &c. 1t is stated also that
the peoples" convention, to which we al
luded yesterday, will be holden in this city on
the second of October, and that probably
Judge Parker of Cambridge, will be nominat
ed for governor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-18

that he is provided with champagne, cigars
and all the delicacieS of the season. When
any Of our men are taken prisoners by the re-
bells, they are thrust into filthy prisons and
made to live on salt junk and denied even a
book 10 read. But when one of the chivalry
is caught all of their villainy is overlookedand
they find sympathizers among the soft heads
at the north, who are very tender of the men
vino have done their best to overturn this gov
eminent, and who shoot down our people like
dogs. Howell Cobb is one of the worst men
from the SOUTH He is a demagogue politician
ton Herald
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-18

The ASSESSMENT DIsTRIcrs The Wor-
cester district has been Subdivided into twen-
ty-five assessment districts, the appointments
for which are given in another column. Col.
Phillips corps of assistants is composed of
well known, practical, business men, who will
doubtless give entire satisfaction to the prop
erty owners of the district. Persons engaged
in occupations requiring licenses are notified
to make application to the assessors of their
respective districts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-18

To r. w. Hsutngton and other gentlemen -
With heartfelt thanks l accept your kindly note
aud beautiful presents accompanying Coming
known from my boyhood, and whose counsels /
have ever sought and respected, they are doubly
dear
j take them fitting embems of the life l am
about to lead. On frt,St no,o but hoping To show
ere my term OF service expires that the honor is ap
precated ana not uhwisely bestowed. 10 serve my
country faithfully, to retain your confidence and ss
TEEN; shall be my highest aim, my only ambition.
Very gratefully your obedient servant,
FREDERICK G. STILEs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-18

The Massachusetts horticultural society
opened its annual exhibition in Boston, Wed.
nesday. The pears were the striking feature.
all the other fruits passing into the back.
ground. Apples were good, grapes good,
peaches not plenty, pears were excellent.
In the class Of vegetables, one exhibitor cx-
hibited squash weighing one hundred and
Bty-eigh pounds, and another a cabbage,
firm as a rock, weighing forty-si1 and a half
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-18

a GENEROUS OFFER.--Mr: T. w. yelling.
ton OF Worcester, who has already thrown
open his house to sick soldiers, has notified
inc surgeon general of his willingness to re-
e'l'e and take care OF twenty invalids, at any
uIne when such accommodations NAV be
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-18
CITY AND COUNTY.

The CRY CoMMIrTEE.-The members of
the new city committee are requested to meet
at the Palladium office, this Thursday even
ing, at eight o'clock, to organize, and to do
any other business that may be proper at that
time
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-18
Spettai Not1tes.

Fish and Oyster Market.--The subscriber still
continues to carry on the FISH OYSTER BUSINESS
at his old stand, No. IA Thomas street have obtained
the services OF CHAS GOODWIN in my absence who
Will furnish old customers and the public with Fresh
Fish of all kinds, and Oysters by the gallon quart or
pintall OF the BIT st the Affords share of the
public atrOnage is solicited.
sis dtol S. A GoODSPEED.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-18

CAMP WooL.-The company from Black
stone and Mendon, under Capt. d. w. Kim
ball, reported at camp yesterday, making ten
companies now there. Barracks are to be
built Immediately, near the present build
ing, for the accommodation of other compa-
MES to be quartered there.
The greatest display at camp is at 1-2
O'Clock A. NJ, at guard mounting, when the
band plays and the guard go through the in
spection of arms and are posted by the officer
OF the day.
The daily duties at camp are as follows =
Roll call at A. M, company drill from 6 to
I, breakfast at Ii, guard mounting at l-2,
company drill from 10 to II -, dinner at ~,
company drill from to 3 1-2, company drill
from to 6, supper at 7, and tattoo at p. NJ.
The companies of Capt. Stiles of this city,
and Capt. Cogswell of Leicester, are to be
quartered for a few days in Agricultural Hall
till the new barracks are ready for the
new regiment at Camp Wool.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-18

49,. a Gard TO the R4:lslies.
DIR. DUPONC0S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FEMALES,
InaDIeln correcting, regulating and removing all OBJ
sructOhs from whatever cause, and always successful
as preventive.
The combination of ingredients In these PILLS are per
lecty harmless Their efficacy and merits based up
on an extensive practice OF thirty years. and where
the directions have enstrictly followed they have
ertailcd to correct all irregularities They relieve pain
i9l and diihCult MenstruatiOn, particularly at the
change of ite) they will cure the Whites and remove
all distractions arising from colds exposure or any
cause; and may be used successfully a preventive
Females peculiarly situated, those surprising them
selves cautioned against using these Pills while
IN that condition, lest they invite miscarriage and the
proprietor assumes responsibility after this admon
ton although their mdness would prevent any mischief
and explicit directions accompany each box. Price 81
Sold In Worcester Mass, by tho following druggists ;
DAVID SCOTT, 25l Main street, JAMES GREEN, III
Main street, and W. IL. GOULDING, l4O Main st. La.
dies" by scndnKhy 81 to either ofthe ADORE oaents
through the Worcester "Post Office, can have the pills
sent Confidently by mail, to any part the county
free of POSTAGE" Sold also by 4. A. Durdett. Clinton
H. s. E. Biiir Warren. B. X. Land, North Brook
hed, and s.. q. Henry Wesboro'. and by Druggist
In every village and city in the United States and by s.
D. Howe, Sole Proprietor, New York.
n. B.-Bewarc Of Commercials. Buy Golden Pills.
of any kind unless the box is signed \. ID. Howe All
others base imposition and unsafe, therefore you
value your life and health Ito say nothing of being hum
bugged out OF your money buy only those who show
the signature of ID. Howe on every boz. which has
recently been added on account Of the Pills being
forfeited. Atom $50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-18

THE undersigned having been commissioned by the
Governor to examine militia men claiming exemption
from draft on account of physical disability will attend
to that duty at their Offices, No. and No Elm street
where one OF them may be constantly found
THOMAS II. GAGE, NJ. d.
RUFUS WOODWARD. MD.
Worcester, Sept. II, 1867. diff SIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-18

HOWELL CoBB.-This distinguished fnan-
cier under Buchanan has been wounded and
taken prisoner. He will probably be sent to
Fort Lafayette where his old friends of the
Breckenridge democracy at the north, will
have an opportunity to call upon him and see
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-18
Gb 9aip spp dolmoser, GbursOag Nlurming Sept s 1882

BRooKr1ELD. - Dwight Hyde, Esq, of
Brookfield, has been appointed and qualified
as justice of the peace and quorum for the
county of Worcester.