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In Marlboro Dec 81 Mrs II Mellen, formerly Of
Shrewsbury, 70; Jan 2, Mrs Harriet NJ Stearns, 30.
In Southbrdge, Dec 80, Mrs Betsey Armes' DO YIN =
mos
IN Feltonvlle Dec So very suddenly, Horace, youn-
gest chd Of Charles and Sarah II Brigham yrs mos
In Milford Doc 81 Mrs Caester, wife OF George Hei-
ron, 80.
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Gents Fine shirts made to order in the most i'm
proved STYLE and in the hest manner nj short notice
by A WALBRtDGE, No. American House Block
Shirt Patterns cut. diff o3l
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DErRoIr, Jan. 5.-In the Michigan legisla,
ture, yesterday, Jacob M. Howard was chosen
u. S. senator tor the unexpired term of late
Senator Bingham, ending March 4, 1866.
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TNHE GREATEST MEDICAL DIS
E. COVERY OF THE AGE.
MR. KENNEDY, of RoXbuTv, has discovered in one o
our coLt1on pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOEe

Two bottles warranted tn nursing sore mouth
One to three bottles will clear the system of bes
TWO bottles are warranted to the worst canker in
the stomach
Three i've bottles warranted to cure the worst
kinds of Erysipelas.
One two bottles warranted all humors in
the eyes.
Two bottles to cure running of the ears
and DlOtches among the hair.
Four to six bottles warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers.
one bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin.
Two or three bttles are warranted TO the worst
kind ofringwolnl.
Two 10 three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate OF rheumatism.
Three or tJur bottles are warranted 10 cure salt
rheum
Five to eight bottles cure the worst
scrofula
three bottles are warranted to cure the worst
of dyspepsia l know from the experience of
thousands that it has been caused By caiiker the
stomach.
One or two bottles are warranted to cure sick head
ache.
One two bottles warranted to regulate a costivo
state OF the bowels
One two bottles will regulate all arrangement of the
kidneys.
Four 10 six bottles have cured the worst cases
dropsy.
Nv strictly following the directions In the pamphlet
around each bottle ard judicous application of tie
SALT ISHEUaI OINTMENT,
SCROFULA OINTMENT, AND
HEALING OINTMENT,
every ulcer whatever kind nature except
that has taken root is perfectly and permanently
cured
For sale bv all druggists everywhere.
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In this city Jan daugter to Charles odIln, of tn,
band of the fifteenth regiment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-06

Every House ought to contain good
CLOTHES WRINGER.
Every ard ought to contain one of the new
CLOTHES DRYERS,
Call and see them at
BROWNS KITCHEN STORE,
ME diff 90 Main street.
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IT s. ARMY AND NAVY SUPPLY
" AGENCY AND CAMP EXPRESS

To Manufacturers, Merchants, and huentors. and to
those cSh(1q to TOIT1urd Goods and PackdQes to The
Camps Of the Uarioas Military Stations and also to
the Naval Posts Of the Coast aud CUR:
Having secured especial privileges for visiting the de-
partments both of the army and navy all the camps
of the army, and the naval stations of the coast and
gulf for the purpose of introducing and selling TO the
palmtnts OF the army and navy military sOrekeepers.
comissares quartermasters suffers soldiers officers,
and naval agents and Of the navy, articles
required for the comfort and convenience both he
army and navy, have organized the above entitled
Agency ard Camp Express with its headquarters
ed in the city OF Washington Under this organizations
entirely complete, and extending through the depart
nnts hotn OF the army and navy, we can offer unequal
led facilities u manufacturers merchants and inventors,
III readiness OF sale saving OF time and the
es unavoidable through the usual tedious channels of
sale to the departments camps and naval stations.
Those wishing 10 avail themselves of the advantages
of tins thorough and extensively organized system
agency can do so by forwarding samples of their goods
to our address by express prices and explanations
by letter All pat kages and goods sent to
camp or naval delivery will be promptly delivered All
goods wares. merchandise, of whatever nature,
dered by this agency, will be paid for delivery. Let.
tiers Of enquiry viii meet with prompt attention.
Good Agents well referred, tCih means can find
profitable employ in this Organization. few
wanted
Office No oil Penn Avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel
Washington. ID, G.
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gaeu ADVERTISEMENTS.
r IsT OF LETTERS remaining in t

IF LETTERS remaining in the
ice, Worcester, Mass, january 6, 1852.
win n Jackson Joseph
lry Judson, DrJ
mes Jennes. Simeon b
James Jones. Sal0me
mas Jameson Sarah
Laura johnson, w
LIP KEMP, miss A +
ary L keele, Julia
5 aoXanna Eneeland. Patrick
RI Sophia Kelly, Robert
agg Keith d Comsett
A Il LOGAN, Catherine
N Lowering, Calvin
NJ Lewis, mrs Eliza
Landers, John 5
Leland, mrs Mary
emily G MORGAN, miss A V D
IS Eliza NJ hurry, Ann
Morrill,, Charles
Nv Moran, Dennis G
erry MunrOe, Frank
II NlunrOe, mrs frances e
I'm Morse, G IL
uiia NJ Martin, G II
j AC Murray, Grace L
S Lucy NJ Murphy. mrs Hannah
Try Ellen Moulton, james H
mrs n Nc, arty, John
uert V Marten, Loren
mas MesSerS ey, mrs Lucy
n X Mayo, Nathan
II Morse, Maria
mes Aickenna, owen
Mitchell, Miss Phenia
mrs Miller, Riley
nry Morse, samuel
ieO MAYNARD, Sarth E
NOBLE, Albert r
Northrop, Rev G
0 Nichols, Charles
IN II Needham, Geo w
5 l. w Nash, master Johnye
larry OWENS Mary l.
PARK, Daniel L
gan Pierce, mr. (sadlcr and har-
lrlen ness maker)
bean Pierce, Daniel
AIRY Perry, + G
AOram Phipps, Geo W
II Piper, Jenny
Elenora p Phalen, Mary
Frances farmenter, mrs Mary
ink ID Paine, & NJ
Ellen REED, ABBY Addy
rs ii Ann Riley, &C
John " Ro Nland, Deborah
lot j Kicker, Charlotte
Richmond, Edward
w Rice, l. G 3
IL Richardson, mrs Mary
emie Rice, Marshall
by A Riley, Thomas
U d Reed, Thomas C X
Rice, w n
mn SMITH, Dana w
RIGS, Agent Stedman a Fuller
len Shawiaud, Augusta
ID Smith, mrs ID
enc NJ Slade, Jane
ster q W Shepherd, John
rgie Stratton, mrs Jenny
mrs Joshua Stebbins, l.
lmeB StOekwell, Loren
Sullivan, LoVina NJ
X Sigmon, mrs Mary
avid Smith, Mary L
+ Stearns, mrs sophia
Ilarisa simmons, thomas
II Smith, w G
ohm TAFT, RIP
John Thompson, Ira
airy ThompsOn,J a
lIchael TOlman, Mary
Trahan, Nelly
'homas Thompson, stephen \
mrs Anna Taylor. Sarah w
lr twood dealer) UNDERWOOD, Eben II
Catherine WOOD, AG
lick WUrthing, DR.
Hiss Wakefield, mrs L
phies Wilkinson, Charlie
Edward Wetherell G Il
WINSTON, Charles
my NJ Wallace, Catherine
Ills IL Whitney, Ella
IL IL WYman, Elijah
L ~ Co 2 Warren, Joseph
mrs Mary Whipple, John w
y II West. Lucinda
Whceloek, Nellie A
Rufus Walker, Martha A
'ah A 2 Wentworth, Mary
las Waters, Ruth
IN Wilson, sarah
N Woodward, S Il
mrs g A Weber, W W
Franklin White, VIM II
Williams, VIM NJ
Hing for the above list will please say adver.
j. Nj. EARLE, p Ai.
.MSON. Office &C and Gs Main St, Worcester
LOT OF FTTRS ARRIVED
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REFERENCES.


George Law, Moses II. Grinell shcflen Bros Adams
Express Co New York.
Erastus Corning Albany.
Senator Wilson, Adams Express Co, Boston.
Alexander Cummings, j. Il Sargent. North q Chace,
Adams Express Co., Philadelphia.
Riggs q Co., (Bankers,l Washington.
Jas DIFF
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A FEW DAYS LONGER.

BY Il. b. LAASON. Office &C and 6S Main ST. Worcester
NEW LOT OF FURS ARRIVED
~ FROM NEW YORK
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
DIED..
'rost, efq

ATTHONY-At Springfield. Ohio. Saturday. May 10,
,rrrd IjreIfn pr6jectinr the sin g6sd Mount Vernon
ard Pittsburgh Railroad OF which lie elected President
CLENENTs-ln this city, on Wodnesday May u, George
IlcmoI,,. niger. IN the 2lst year oi his age
CONvERsE-ln Bhmtsld, Mass, on Ihprsdsy, May Is.
MARQUIS f.. odss Of Marquis L. aud Aary A. Con'ese
his Ciiy, aged u years
CURRIE-A. HoboAen. Thursday, May Is, Robert young
est son Rooet and nary Curiie, aged year and ,
inOnths.s
DOwD-In wllipmsbursh, "wednesday. May II, julia
Dowd ssed ~ years and months
YARi.-At Elizabeth. ". g., wedncsday. May II, Mr.,
Esther s. vile James Earl in the 5Sth year Of her age
FEEhEYIn this city Oh Wednesday May H. Margaret NJ
feeney, youngest daughter oi Capt Johh ana mhssies
foeDey, aged yosr and months.
GOHDE-In ,hi. city on Thusjsy, May Is, Meta MsT.
wife Of Henry OoAde aged 20 yea 10 months and days
HAINEs-On Friday morning, May II, ait"ra brief Illness
Margaret widow Of the late Alfred Hsines In the $50 year
Tue and friend. Of the family respectfully invited
to attend the oners from her late residence in Twenty
afternoon A. O'Clock.
Haydn this city Tuesday May 49, Alexander Hay aged
Berwick and kelsO CEfoncs tScotspd) please copy
JLLLAf-in this city, "wednesday, May a. Jas JoIay,
a, the battle Of Williamsburg. Monday
Msy Orderly Sort George T.; u; Psrin, Company c,
HE remains will Dc conveyed Greenwood Cemetery from
er.,itsnee Of hi. parents No 3is wes, Thirty NTH stree.
on Sunday the lath inst. at The friends Of ihe
inniy are respectfully invited to attend without further
Philip. oi Railway j. Sergeant of Company 9Th New.
jersey Regiment brother o. H. - Philips Of this city
PlT1MAN--t toricla Ann Pttmsr departed this lifo
1uesdsy, Hay li aged 85 years ard 10 days
RIC hAhpS1on Tuesday May 49, John liichsd., only
OF Mrs NSn Joyee. widow OF the late John Richsids
Camden, N. J., in the iOtn yssr Of his age
PHILADELPHIA papcrs please copy.
RYERsON-Kiiled at the battle Of Williamsburg Major
Peter W. Eye,-on, Ia the eih year OF his age
The end and relatives Of tie family are invited 10 attend
bis funeral on Monday, May 10, at a. n from his lat.
residence No 1cl Broad street. Newark or lron tho
Rsforusd Dutch Church. ut Pompion, H2i Pm
sEABIEY--At Bloonteld H. j, Friday, May lC Mr,
Ann scsbury in the Goth year Of her are
gyITg-K.J. at the battle Of Williamsburg Va. on Mon.
aay May James Pcgiew Smith, eyed 25 yearl months
ami IS days ~
sPTFE-ln Newark. N. j., Wedoes day, Nay a. CHARLES
~. SpssT In the iJ,b year Of his age
SINE SS-In this city Weduesdsy, May H. Samuel
steven, agsd ~ years aud II months
VAN BRIlST-On 1bursosy. hay lo' Ame, d. Van Nuy,e,
wife of J. n Holmc. Van Brint sged g. yeaIs.
WlLCOY-At Uascs N w. Ga Sunday, May u. 1862 aria
Dsy Fonon late stoninston, Conn wiie Of samuel H.
Wicox Of Ilhacs eyed - yoaga, 10 months and days.
WILihS--in Wyausing, Pa On SATURDAY MAJ iO a. 10y
T. .n Waiter H. con OF john r. md Anne r. WINS aged
yeafs Ind nonlbf.
WANDLL-Qa Iharstsy msralps, Msy H. Pstst D. Wendell.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
MARHIE ID.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY the Rev. WIN Wake. at Cer,rnl
Isg Long Isaa Nr. George ". bItgef to Miss Louisa
Sto.el - ,
BON EN-JERNEGAS--On We5nesiay. May IL, at the
resiarEcs Of brides lstteT hy the Rev Henry Wa
Ree,her Henry A. Bowen Of Brooklyn, to Miss Lin
Jsnc-ln, daughter Of tie Hon. L. Jcrnessu also o.
HrooAlyn. - -, d,
CsWPBf fLL-CAMBLE--On TuesdAy, May -. by the Rev
Llr sil Jo,eph C.apDc Of Warrington. d. G, TO Miss
Lizey j. Gamble tAifd daughter ol Mr James Gamble Of
tnls cily.
Bostcn papers plesse copy. - . 80 q,
DFL Fbf,-W HlgT-On Wedne.dey. Msy ~, by the Rev.
NJ prssoL > j.. A. ST fGolcs AsyieTs Church. In ttis
civ srlor Dou BeiuaIdno del Bel q Santiago, Ncw-G
rada 20 Jenny c. eldest daughter u the Hon James W.
u. bite Justice ofrhe superior com. u tLis city
pfAS-LiNSEY-On Thursday, May 2, by The Rev. } G.
Duicnel Henry Dean 10 lire -ne h LiHsy daughter .!
Alexander Lnssy. es1. al oi tins city -. =,
HLHk.D k.DORF-EELLS-In tsrem. on Wefne.day, bay
~ by the Rev 4 EnfHdoff. u. D, d. Martin L. fmet.
dsf Brooklyn 10 s4Ay, daughter oi hHceIu' Ees oi
the fofulsI Ta.e - - , II, .,
by ,ne Rev Dr. JOhufon, VIM. 4. Richards, e'4 10 II,
beccs WiSon
SEARs-PERKINs--Ou Wednesdsy. May II, =. the house
oftLe brides isher r. u. PeTsus, by the Rev W smith
Nh Thonss Sears, Of Csft Sean, TO Mhs Ihebe NJ
Perkins. ell Of Milton u Y.
TTTRNFIR-RlITER-i Harleri, by the Rev J. D. Veal
ley John Il. TutI j., o. Hafein, to biss Virginia iI
of fYorksille, =. Y.
Thrrsday May 49, q, the residence
Of ,he brides alkrT by the Rev. samuel Osgood, d. D.
john L. Weeks 10 lnOsene, daughter Of Philemon IL
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER laid before the House . cou1mu-
nication IRON the Secretary Of War inciosing u re-
pori from Geu. GesTy concerning the homicide Oi
Robert J.. Scott aid man named Mathews recently
IN Fauquier County, Va, from which il appeale
they were killed by two privaies Of a Wisconsin
regiment al they, with arms in their bands were
entering house where the soldiers had taken shell
.er 70 capture them. One Of the latter was shot,
and the other escaped. Ii is added they had been
guilty Of inariuclng IN the section through which
they passed While seeking TO Join their regiment.
Mr., BENZ. WOOD Dem, y. ~, no; wishing 70
consume The tine OF the House 10 delivering speech
On he condition Of tie Union, obtained permission
20 PRINT it, lie eays il has been left 70 him to speak
ne hrr cOncillarOry word in beha OF lie suffering
eonI;rymen. There were gentlemen within lis
vision whose sworn purpose aud iiTst desire, para
nount even 10 the preservation Of the Republic, il
emancipation They hrrt applied the torch, and are
now more busy than ever with throwing fresh fuel
70 the flame. Should history trace (which God
1orbid the record Of the country ruin, that PAGE
will seetc the strsngest to those who read it's which
shall tell Of the madness and wckedness Of the arch-
fanatics of AbOiitionism. ia the dark reces,e, of
the temple Of infamy tie gloomiest inches
.i bear the inspiration OF their names In
tho place OF making tue negro question
the subject matter Of debate, Congress should take
,n;O earnest and solemn consideration BONE ex-
pedient for securing peace. lie believed success
wOnld crown their efforts. An honorable peate
was within their grasp, and VIXEN the people shali
realize that it is only the Infamous design TO
s'iengho. Anii-Slayery movements which prevents
al eAod 10 obtain peace, Voc TO the chiefs Of the
Abolition party. But words arc thrown away on
stubborn fansIici,m. lie appealed to the l1ftier
Feelings which should pervadc humanity; 10 the
SveIs vt our common country. We want Union
Va as"Nregns--not OF subjects. IN conclusion, he
we ava eatsea;s Congress 10 adopt some measure
~Iien NAY bring about cessation of hostilites with
VIC" 70 negotiatiOn.
swat nrsa's bulls were considered. Adjourned to
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
AppenI for Relief to the Suffering People q

-ApDc8I Tor Keller 70 cno Suurr1nR reOpIe %
Tr0y.-At meeting Of the citizens Of Newfort Con-
ee appointed collect and apply the means Of sdire
the tousancs Of deserving made destitute
the late fire In the City Of Troy The is which -
dresses ef strongly to the benevolent end hs Fsnersss
Hundreds OF families mostly OF the industrial clisses, -
Homeless and without necessary cothng food wns
charity bes.ows upon Them Timely assistance will not only
relieve pesrI d,sutioD but will enable the afflicted to re-
cover speedily from the effects of the disaster by resuinS
their accustomed labor
New-fort fails 10 respond 10 similar sppess but
Justice aud Chi tian charity both mingled with this claim
100 sympathy The extent Of the conf of DeoembeS.
so In this city. far less than that visited upoH
roy That young and growing city with population then
lees than thousand contributed the suffering
people Of New YORK. when overwhelmed by msfotnne the
generouf sum Of $1,000 NewYork cannot ress such d.
ia and upon It's justice aud liberality.
Ice essential and immediate wants are money clothing
eeis 10 clothe women and child such pro-
as can Do readily forw arded by airosd ssd steamboat
viii be made for contributions the citizens
end hoped that hose inclined to give will
promptly Tue urgency Of the need mE be spPsrsnt
ouo'opiohs In money may be sent TO the Meuopoitan
bas Ctne contributions marked Troy Relief" may b
sen, TO hs N.tionA Express Company No IA Broadway
By order Of the Committee
GEORGE OPDYKE, Chairmsa.
PROSPER N. WZTaoRE,)
JAMES 7. WALLACE Secretaries.
J. Smith Hossss,
FIsASog CoxMITTHB.-iIis Honor the Mayor John y.
Williams Treasurer. Thsmss Teson James Ualistin Sam
uel Sloan a. NJ. White. o. d. Z. Grant
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
BUSINESS \ oilres.
AERATED BREAD.

'''a w. sone Family Physiciln Of President Lincoln
81 "WAsBiSGros ID. C., March :. 1852.
Hs introduction Of the 'AEEATKp BREAD have
opportunities Of tos'ing i.s nsrits. The peculiar
80, vowed In Its manufacture, and the absence Of
'gt The pure, esensisl Ingredients. render uls
peculiarly heslttfu Porhsp, one Of the mos. eouenr
ayspspe disease in this country l. the almost uni
D'd Character Of the bread eaten by people Thus
-. a''ee with chemical agents 10 bianch the material
''' OF 70 iesYsn the the stomach receives food which
% a'snis,sd with g'est difficulty. and per.seace
-, U's VII Inevitably lead to disease
- knowledge Of th, process end person.. erpe
'ns msiits o. the bread thu, MADE eau cieerully
'eH'l"saa II " ny iriena,
~, 4" "EoBRRr RIaG STosE. NJ. D."
The AraA,zD sRxap C., AZ. , -, o. c,, o,,,s,
To- the above bread. ia l,,,s O., ,os og,a,,tis :, s
"""SfrxPLAcs, co& ox Eogsra.sr.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17

infant Peter g. and Olivia Wsade Of Staten Island
aged ~ days
WALSH - In Brooklyn, on Tbursdsy. Nay 10, Margaet
Walsh, aged 20 years and months.
WOOLLEY-At Deal near Long Rrsncb N. J: on Wednes
day, May H. Richard Wyckof Wooley aged ~ years and
month
WHITELEY-In this city Thursisy May i5 Anne su.'u
wife Of Ihos c. Whitley, aged 2s yeass3 months aad Il
dsys.
WHITTY-On Monday May H. at the National Hotel bslti
Lieut.. Simon L. Witty, Sti Neg-Jersey Volunteers
of Simon and Maria Nhy q Dublin. IN the y yer
Of hi lie fell mortaly wounded s the battle Of Wal
liamsburgb, on the 5th inst.
WAUGH-in hi. city "Wednesday May H. the youngest
Of Alexander and Anne Waugh, aged year. ii months
and days.
London papers plesse copy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17

TO Lnierprising Fnrmers.-We offer avery large
i'soruen, Of tie best AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
and MACHINERY q. the loves, cash prIcea Among the
articles Of scurensny Of them invented or
perfected by us-sre;
MACHINES COMPLETE.
Farm ,nl Plantation Lever Power and Wheeler.
Combined Thresher aud Cleaner t5).inch cyin.
DOR, with leather belts vr,nches, oil can, &c,
complete. $3.50 90
separatsr l1.luch cyhndsrl, with leather belt,
vreiehes OIL can &s., complete. 40 90
Wheeer's Patent Rliysy Power tlwo Hofse). With
Patent Brake and Cornbired 1hresher ard Clean
go nch cylndeTl, rubber belts, @rsachrs, oil
The ,,me l2siuch cylinder 2.O 90
" lee er's re,-nt Riiwsy Power Two Ho'sel With
Pe,eri Brske, and Ihre,her nd Separator (Ioiuch
100 %
Pl'ent Brake, sud 1hreshe- aud seplratof t26-
n'h cylinder. rubber brlt wreoches oil can, &c. 49, -
.ple o. f.icn, Rxay Power cTree
ho1el, With ffeGt brase. snd Whee.ers
Ihre-h-r l5inch eyiadrl win Blrgrrs Patent
Cleaning Attachment rubber belts wIenchos oil 49, .
Lawrence Gould, Patent Railway Power Three
lfotel. with Patent Bfss-, and Ihre-her and sep
sraior j..5-inci cylinder rubber bei,, wicnehes,
OF can ~ ,5 co PEE p'.1 p ,,, P,,,.y Two i'' "
liors.) With Patent Biake ard Wheelers Patent
combined Thre.Acr sud Ciraue- 1Pilch cyn-
...ys. .. 80. ~. @ ~ 24O 90
hfesher 80 inch cyader,. with Brgers Patent
ssS 1c eoispire 24o 90
Lawrence 1 Gaaid's Patent Rsi.Ssy Power (rwo
Hofsei with Ps'elt Brase. and rhrssher and
csh lc.. $50 60
Lawrence & Go1lt. Patent k.iWiy Power iOue
lIorsrl with Pi'snt BFake lad lhTesher AID scp4-
rntor tl6 inch cylinder rubber be', wrenches,
o. can &c H0RsF P0jwiiEiR;' ALONE .''''''' 49,
Wheeler, YARN And Plantation Lever uorse Power
wth levers wrerches, oil can, Ac lno beul,.:.. %
Wheeler. Patoui Rdlway Power (lygo HoEsel. with 40
rstent br,Ss Sienche % cen. Gc Too bein . IS 90
Hor.e, viii oS,sn. brale. @lenoie oil can, &C. I25 Oo
Lawrence 4 GouIl's rs,eEt Rsiway Power Two
los 20
Iavreuc, ! Goald'. Patent Railway Power zone
9o Ss wa" '''' o''e e, 80 90
y" TiIREsHER5 AND CLEANERS ALONE.
9drf...-'..... ............,............ 100 90
'5s6 100 90
Piea, eaaias -. $50 90
,Vte.let'. 1,r,.rf go irth cyirderD with Bsrger's
Ptrn. Cleaning k,,cr,eat. ......... 100 90
D's en-, Thrs,brS, 100 &c
"u; s,s , 'ittacient small .iie 90 90
nd Sroafelor H inch cyiuder) ........ 50 o.
4 and eusrafor iu a,h cyn erl......... 40 ~
Thle,her and Separator ('6.nch cynderi.. ~ "
BELLS
Rubber Bel, for farm and Plantation Power. ,. inch
Leather Rel, sr sane po,s and Of sane .ite.... 10 90
tse, one o SEQ
Leather Bet for ssrns purcose and OF .aus sze.. 200
F.ed Ca,,sr. 80 90
Clover. .fIuiera y %
Circular saw MIL 2+nch saw )................ 80 w
See'ion.' 20 90
og Carriage 20 20 with Ur.gSaw ............ Is 90
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 so
Farmers desiring anything In our limo are urged to
write for particulars which will bo choeruy and prompt
furnished Any article ordered will be promptly forwarded
by the cheapest route uies, other be Indicated
Address WHEELER MELICh Co.,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
WHEELER 81 WILSON'S
SRwIsGMAcHiSEs
re- See the BRAIDER. Price Is cents.
Oihce No sos Broadway.
AGENCIES throug ghout the country

READER, YOU can have an enduring, always
ready and reliable Com Pm exactly adapted to your hand
snd yl. o. writing which will do your writing vastly ehe'p
81 than Steel Pens II You wanti, Tho Pen Msher
thsn the sword" in smother column.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
New.
THE GOLDEN
SHOWER.

THE GOLDEN
SHOWER.
An entir. new collection q ,,,.,,c ..,n gv,,,,
SECOND VOLUME 10 GOLDEN CHAIN
BY WM. i. BRADBURY,
hEw-foRK' W. rv.,,,.,
h''os fH''dT 6n1f&s Err RECEIVED fT D"''''"''
Not. rs and so WsIker.t and No 9@i bfoome'I
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