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tnsmbsamtGn Rnaust SPY at New York.
eva TcoFrsspondsncs OF the Phiiadelpha InqulreFa.
si'ia' sai.aS NEw YORK, Feb, lOlh, 1852. :
80, ,.sA fsVs days ego, . high Public OfaOial
Ia oscAnsde arrived q thg port from Eng
land, and. contrary % his usual custom
put M at Al -out-of-t -the-wsV sort Of 9 hotei
- II Rrooklyp. Itis said thai person cor
ii responding with ,his description psiqsA
n - daty visit % the NaVy Yard ana Eesi&
Il esCansiaerahle paing 20 make hmaen 90
~ ,,slaintod With he resources Of that place.
-,-l ne rSpoFt further is, thst The same person
80 paid 3 visit 70 Fort Hamilton, Fert
CSlumhas. Fort, ,Riolmond and other fms
~ -porlant nilitaFy posts In this harbor-TWith
- What native nohoay prosends % say put =
=, GOOD many people are guessing. AZ mo-
~, 3menL when We we're ol the verge oi war
With Enqlsnd, & certainly does not look
vel % have q British officer. thus pSram-
bulsting shout oRr navy yards and foEt;d-
cations and The ofhoials n, change 81 theta
fhould BE instructed 70 shoF ali such ap
piicspls, il future 70 the only fori which
-lrl 81 Han omitted % visit7FoFt Laiayetts'
b-a s-tiios brs IiA in Rishnond, b 5U7
ro1 3 In tho Richmond Examiner We and tht
l'ii following sextrA6rdinary statement on
-. = SAisA il is not hsosssaFytO Ssnark al
sors all;--s
81. sosa A few nights ago the gamblers Of Rich
- ssmond held convention In this city, and
uh1a Efter tas faahiOn Of the noble refrigerat
81 ors', Of Congress, transacted their BUSINESS
oe3 Ia secret session. We sre informed tha'
6ns hundred and fifty members Of hs
-4ol gambling and "plug' fraternity Wer,
ID i5 present that fly thousand dollars Wer,
so asoled and subscribed to as fund b carry
Hs 81 TIE next election for Mayor; and that th'
vsc candidate 1Omiuatsd as likely 70 unite thu
Fra Rambling ana IoWdJ interests Of kich
afi mOad i8lan uEgEammatioal gTeoer sne
sse aahisky-Nern of Che name of David ]
.-c Eau1ders. We ana Vsly much Of the opin
ion that II matters are not speedily bet
asoa7u Esfod in Riohmond, the gamblers. "plugs,
n sani tho reiired and unssv0ry whisky
81 dotle7 they propose 90 their candidate, vii
zs Be Al he hands Of q vigilance oommitte
& hsinFe'ths dsie Of tbs next municipal cleo
don, IA
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23JIIEoAu R01YcES.

INIOTIOE TOl10ONpRACRORS-
,P5sgesals Va tsrecsiEed s1.flssoIlcs Of ths
S1iy giyll snEinseE ultii l2s olo eek - - bruary
1lisst. u o1taid IFd df illI1l Ger Stresf
tla19 ana lleg sgtions maT lggsl1i iAudl1l1fs paF-
e .8 ii g had, e 'ai8 hlginss{ ifoe On
Ths Ball8 ~ Cts Iadbzssaslsna. fl.'sisoaks sub
mission q BIDS rssetVins the right tosPcltor ro
81 order q ths BoaEa, laa
olsgsland, Gsb 5, lsezss7s 15rl5
ESTATE OF H HENRIBTF.8 COZ
~ LIHs.-Hotics is heIe5g gissa tEal ~ unfsr.
aignod has been appointed AomiaiElIa-Eir Of -
:.sss q snT,sst1 TsssIiS 3 GOln' ls,' A.
nj AsTER's sALE-PGRsUANF
III, % the command q dseEstal soua1lT q nllo
30 81 5io. 10 Sis 4 ~ n suis Sa 81 cssssT f g ss4
naai1gt John j. heUton. and othe7E t111 tiToct d,
q % s codr 90 sa o.s oo n q rs ti cii5 q sss S e1 a &
lsth day q FEB ls62, at 10 o'clock A. ~ ele eqlal
Eoribed 7remisass eirUats IN the to8n1I ! 81 Brook
IN, u thb STATE of Ohio, watch % also county of
AuI ehagAs sad known = iotB IN ta9 blzl1 Dolopa.
Clsvslahd, q srly known end called ttf Cisy q
0hf5, 70 vie fThs o. NJ 80 unlsi1sd halt n
g be smount eced inmediHtelY ~ re1ch loi e..
L5t7n, siz5; ios e, giso i6t5ls 81 b ~ 30;
~ ~, SO; iot 81 fi75; - ~ 80 - 81, 80
lot ., Sleoi iet - ot ~ so ~ 7ss, slse
lof - SIS; lGt sf ffs- lot 6l0, Gzl l11l3l 1z1
lot s2l, $50; LOT se $50; lot se8 SID o "a fl50
lot s55, $40; lot 50 tl5g lot as $50 0l - So
lot s29, sz50 lot So f2 sot 90 sl,2- ot soI l2i
o6 a, $50; los Al, Sl50i lot "a ti6s cf06 80
lot 5o7, sl5i lot eo Elioi lot al, sac ot 4ls 42
loe ll3s li lot ll4, f2oi lot 4I5s - ot 10 -
,ot l7s, SIS lot ~ sz5 lot I64 sloe iotl9 @ lol
il23, 500 lot - 8 h.ll - lgt n1mber
nor t25 l0s q so DOT fs tlzs I'D lot p 80 l1
Eubc tsl1lon Of block marked NMss Let nun 1cro1
500 IN EPdisiaion d hlqek nersed = ~ lot 3
sue 0f subdiFi8lOn marked U tbs whole o. block
No IS S5 On fha ialand % 6alsd n0FIh Of the ship
| lot a5s $50, and lot co. Sle6. 5 -
L4W1S ". l9RD,
! B. b. PTentiss, ~ So ~. Master C0mmiF.
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AZ ASTERia- -sALR -PTRsTANT

M ASTER'SS SALE PURSUANT
lNN to the command q decretal order Of sale is-
sued from tne Curt OF Common Pieag Of OnI hoga
county, ohio, at the suit Of James II. hturdY aud
others, against Je5sDh W els and OtherF, % me d.
rectsd shall expose % Bsle at pnbc auctlop q ne
Of the Uourt House, IN the CITY o tleYeands In
O'Clock P. n. fhs following described pTeuso5, 70
wit. situate N the township OF Cleyelanoi being
mum Der seven In the twelfth faug8 o1 r0Wn5hip8 N
tue UonnHctiout Western ke3arYe and STATE Of 0bios
being also IN the county OF CuyahOg3, eud deseiDeq
tWel ty-nine Us ~ Of the subdivision ~ james
d, HOyt Of the original ten acre lct hun Dtr thirty
aasen feT in usid los nahip and ncW within tho Cig
Of CleTeland ohio, references i1r part.culas q p
size and LouudarE6 0f tbs lad hel ebT coutracssc
beIna maG8 the urgey Gnd plat Qf sad gnDdiTl7-
ion itcorded in tha once of the Heeorder Of said
count, in Volums Two Of MaD1 and SUB Visions
pags tdirtT-throe. GEO. u H1AAht
Willispason 4 Rfd5le, Mater CoDm'r.
- -PI.lntiil1 AtfornnEl. IlanzssI5
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nR. J. MoOONNRLL's
WHR GRRFRNBRRG FAMILY

F9tH M GRAtb' I'm BERG FAMILY
| III EEDLgINES Ere prepared undsr the inlmedis
NAY b relied upon IN all alssg.- ~ - =.
The intelligence Of the community Is not inBuited
oaFe eli Diseases, but the Grafenbelg NEEDLES con
siSt OF eisFss diEersa. Medionea, an uneduGlsdir
soSndsS Iao1r fieil nay ba Folseiod one Eppropri.
ats to any OF tdo dissssoz inodsnt 20 ths eouRs-3
Ths GrsienbsFg Fssssabls Pills srs better thar
sy other nd Of Pills IN tbs WOtld-price. % pentl
Hhs GrPtsa9org Uterine Uetholioon is a. ini-lli
bis remedy for all Female dseases-price u 80.
slEsTbs Uterine ORtholicon will also cure gravel,
disesse Of the kidneyss urinary fcultY II masl
powerful and efncacious compound IN use-prieo 81.
The Groieabsrg Dy9enteEy syrup is certain Gnd
The GTteisnbsrg Pile Remedy never lAilB 70 perma
nsntlT ToliaVo thus distressing diseas5-PTiee 81.
sbs SON po1nd ia sii diseases incident to children
The GflsfsnberR Fever and Ague Remedy Ia q SOW
reign spscihc for this particular diSeaseriee &C.,
Al other HalVs8 Ia IT. curative esctg-pEle . cents
raost seliefin III pulmonarT oomplainta
price - bottle. An eminent PhYseian oi
New aoISl Etetss thaf he hae os7n me eIsseno oeTl
OonHCmPtfyc's Balm used With gzeat ElcoeE1 II
Dropsy. Oar San experience sebstantiatss al
Tie erssfsp borg Hsaitlf Bitsers are ost pleasant
snd d5iehtill tonic ever prepared-pTiee 2 cents,
The Grssfsnbsrg Eyo Lotion is unparalleled IN al
Inflammation on diseases Of the A5e-pzic9 = csaa'
z,H.H. KrEesLr1-Dear sIr. We feel Il DIT.
we ovo to the public, to state t9at nArghan,a "
tholiooa Is q medicine invaluable tor Complaint
olnsssd under the head Of Female Diseases. We nav
used your Grafsnberg Medicines and haYe beoG
greatly tensftted thereby, 90 much sol mat Fers
the prics double, we would have them. Eofhs thou
sands Of our sex who are suffering nom weaknesses
We Would recommend the OatholicOn 81 sure RanA'
oas. Is gives strength 10 the system ana enables
esoh of ths orRans 09 the body to perform tks4r aP
yrnpriate frncfsOur, MrH. W.OATER,
Hrs. =. y. WEEKS, 2
Mss ga9HORMHTETTs
Medina, March !, 1851. - - .
~ The above named Ladies We are PERSONALLY 40
ausfntsd win, and know that for several years
Whilo we Lived Ia Eedina, they great BuderoTE
Hiss s. has been 20 badly afflicted that 1t was Wit
dinoulty she was able to stand upon her fest A iE
bottles of OatholcOn entirely cured her Of her con
plants. Ny wife received great boaett rom tnlf
medicine. We recommend Il to the Ladies OF this
county as q safe and oGEcisat remedy for the manI
complaints they sg9 szhieot 20. -. p
JOHN WEEEB,. ID
Editor oandeld EerAia.
ssF.--t
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NTA5TER5s SALE-PURsUANT

MASTER's SALE-PURsU UAHT
IyI 10 tbs command Of . dscretal order q sale
il5, ID . tourt of Common Pieaafol 1Hog3i IN
t. Al tee suit OF John Sherman agasutt John
lprarv1e sud Others, 70 ne directed tal eNpoae
or sale at lbic ancteni 6 the door q me SSure
dgV Of Febfuarg, le62, at three O'clock =. M the
fUllOWiE described pre1tsesI situate N t1s town
siiiT of FsVfsld. In tha courty OF OuTahgs, and
State of Ohio, and known By lot No. hfeehs IN trsc
No thfse and bounded Is follows; Hast, Hests ncrrh
md ao1th BY lot IfnaS and containing one hundred
and forly siI and one tnifd acres q l41di ne the
egnaeuo Urless bIs suoegt 70 al legal hghEaJgi
AVID excepting thertfom thirteen acres IN the north
VEST cor hsr thereof, sst OF 70 John 5prague Tor
homestead, bennded 20 follcWB: commsnclng g.
iut in TIE west lne Of said lot nine chains IS LIN Ks
1OrthsriF from tns southwest corner u said lot
thence runuirR north on Esid west line six chains
Is links the northwest cosuer Of sad Iot5 tnenee
sast on the nor line tery chains 90 iinks; thence
south NaiasI with tie w5ss line six chains . Inks
thence west twenty chains 50 links 70 the place Of
80 =. --- HEHRY g; ABBEY,
I, prsutsss lIsatsr EommaF.
1T-u
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UaIfnSl fIs1asii y -,
HAIR DRESSING

,,.,, as 45sss5,E5; 5.sI, @. GiaZsl,Bsi = 4;,i,
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MEDICAL.
M. K.N APP, OoULIaE

hh. AE a r Z OCO LETT u
years sxrerignes, ezolgHiEels tressa "a.
81 the Eye, and DGzlneEss .
- -, Al SO. IgT Prospsct stress, UisTslSlis q.
- Abundant testimonials OF persons restored :
eight or Hsariag m rev GorEi the Wsssarn , iA-af
aad Eorthern Ohio. ~
Z srtinsial syss inserted TEAT H0EH, ana the -
aaslity. Dr.. y. has taken Diploma In CON oistlt
ff AZ other GculiBtl, et tns EeW ECrE t.-ats se-F
~ -uT,,-.Vb arEFfIrfaI sgr-.
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I.ifs RIShnoad.

In th0 Richmond Examiner We fnd the
following seztraordinary statemeud on
EkisA il Is not hecessary to remark at
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JouH "A. FooT. PiH.


Ts The State Of 9oS3' Ohio COurt of Common Pleas.
FSodsTiez n. Bsefus, PppR, For Money only.
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Holm SWEENY lS HEREBY

Master Commissioner IN Chancery.
Il. PBEHTIss. eol'r for O0npft. jaulO-N4
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Fr95s5sgT Of Elsotro7stAy asss sfssssiSiSs g
OfBce-ile Seneca st., few doors from Superior.
tysnca hours non . u SAD ueta " scsOpk
sally. (anDdavs eEca9fsa.l ,-l 4 LE leEHs
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Court of Conmoa Plsas,
cuyaAo9a Co., o.
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NousEEURRIsRING ARTIcLEs.

SO Tea ssttu at SI4-vorth ss, Dining sett1 at $40
worth go. Imported direct from Rranas-
Sic W. P. FOGG.
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KEDZLE's WATER 81,
GAS FIXTURES.

= W.P.Foee.
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I----7II7I An IIU-II-I ~ - Wv = 9I1-'
eyl fcorsipOndsncs OF the Philadelphia InqulreFl
.l'ie Aai-as NEw YoRK, Feb, l0lh, 1852. y I
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Counterfeit five dollar treasury notes have
made their appearance in New York. They
are excellent limitations but can be detected
by the letters U. s., one within the other. on
the shield of the goddess of liberty, being left
out.
A clergyman, consoling young widow on
the death OF her husband, remarked that she
could not find his equal II don't know about
that" remarked the sobbing fair one "but III
try"
The Paris women are excited about an cleo
trio head dress invented for the Empress Eu
genie. 1t is crown formed of gubues of
glass lighted by electric light, aud set with
diamonds, rubies, and emerads. Ii emits such
an efulgence as to light up of itself dark
room, and if ever put into general use will
supersede the necessity Of gas jets or wax
candles. Every lady will be her own chande-
ler.
We are sorry to see that mayor Opdyke
has given Importance enough to a secession
flag presented by James Gordon Bennett,
Esq" tC offer it to the common council TO
hang in the governors room. The only treat.
hent which such cdious emblems should re.
eeNe Is indicated in George Cannings lines
about Mrs. Browning,
who whipped two female ,prentices Ia deatt
-, Auu llu them In the coal hole -
ue coa' mole Is the only place fit 10 receive
we Insignia OF the blacklist crime known m
human hlstory.-N. Y Post. "
Mr. iancey is on his way home ybore hon
uhu me screed OF news TO wrl,oina liz,
lie VIII be as little able to rernpni1a IT,
southern coniederacy as Lord Palmerston bi ,me
self ''o" nlhi'
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was nothing but coffee mill operated by
some early risers in company d. Upon which
the wet and shiVering regiment cIawled into
tent asan.
The sailors of the war vessel which captured
the British vessel, the Supply, will each get
$500 prize money. One captain in the navy
has already received in prize money between
100000 and 500 000
PERSONAL.
Lieut. Samuel Marcy, commander of the
U. S. ship VIncennes, who lost his life by an
accidental injury, while working gun on his
vessel, was a son of the distinguished VIM. L.
Marcy, and nephew of Jedediah Marcy of
SOuthbridge.
Commodore Stringham's fellow citizens of
Brooklyn presented him with sword, Thurs.
day evening.
President Lincoln has had the present of
magnificent whip from Westtield That is an
appropriate gift just at this time, when he iS
whipping the rebels.
Harriet Marliueau writes to the Anii-Save.
ry Standard that because that paper sustained
the course OF Capt. Wilkes in Selling the rtbel
commissioners, her correspondence with it
must cease.
Henry Il. Tracey, Esq. for many years
connected with the Boston Herald, is now at
tached 10 the New York Herald.
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resist the government, and have made their
escape.
4th Free negroes who seek work tor sup
port.
The question now arises as To these negroes
Is the United States bound to hold them as
slaves, and deprive them of their right TO go
where they please II is clear they are not
prisoners of war; Tor they have never been
found in arms, and have made their escape to
avoid taking part against the United States,
or have been abandoned to the United States,
the rebels have abandoned lands, houses,
cattle, &C., and are human beings cast on the
world with nothing but their hands to obtain
a livelihood. Some of them having worked
on rebel Notifications, &C., are released under
the fourth section of the act OF congress
of the 9th OF August, 1861, to confiscate
property from further service to their mas
ters-and in such cases what is their position
Why, simply that of any person in the coun-
try released by law from the payment OF an
obiigaton-a tree person
All these negroes with the exception Of the
| fourth class, are or have been claimed as prop
erty by the very rebels who have taken up
/ arms against the United States, aud are lawful
| plumber, If property. But they are not prop.
| erty, but persons held to labor under the con-
| stltutlon in certain states, and nowhere else
and are not hound or held TO labor Tor tie
| o"tteu ctdtes, consequently tuey are MOI saves
/ to the United States. Ii is clear the condition
! ot slaves with them was co-existent with the
obligations of the confederate slave states to
| the constitution and laws Of the United States,
against which they are in open armed retel-
| hon.
Now what are these negroes Are they not
freemen by this state OF rebellion ! By the
act of secession, the confederate states have
voluntarily broken the constitution and laws
of the Union, and have taken up arms against
that constitution and these laws, and the Unit
ed States are thereby absulved from the en-
lorcement of the fugitive slave law, even if so
absurd a claim were put forth. If this stale
ment be true, they are entitled as laborers to
all the wages they can earn, and to go where
| they please, and | would recommend that all
their earnings be paid to them while 10 the
United States employ, and that all officers and
| others who employ them in this department
be required to pay them just compression,
and that they be allowed to improve their con.
dition if opportunity should admit.
I GU are at liberty to use this letter as you
please.
am, gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
MANSFIELD, Brig. Gen. U. S. a.
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wOR CE s TER:
MONDAY. MARCH 8. 1909

GEN. LANDER.-Ths telegraph brings us
the unexpected and painful news that Gen.
Lander is dead. Every loyal person in the
country will hear it with unaffected sorrow
He was one of the bodest and most her ole men
since the war began can match the skill, gal
iantry. aud brilliant heroism of his successful
exploit at Blooming Gap. His death is dis
aster. Gen. Shields, who has been appointed
to succeed him, is very able and brave man,
a soldier who has seen service in which he
won reputation.
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GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized by thu
use OF HILLS MINT SPECIFIC, for Badness and
Failing OFF Of the Hair.
"GREAr EXPECTATIONS" will he realizcd IN, III.
use OF WAX FLOSS for dressing the Hair.
GkEAr EXPECTATIONS" will be realized by tho
nse OF PREPARED TUFA, for cleansing aud beauty
in the Teeth.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized by tho
use of the WAVERLY PERFUME for the Handker.
chief
TREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized by the
use Vi h'LLS LIQUID AMANDlNE, for Chapped
Hands, Roughness of the Skim &c
Prepared and sold by
40 dam III ,bantcs d.,
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BuclSner aud TIghmnn I'm Route for
Fort Warren.
HE rebel generals Buckner and Tilgllman.
on their way to Fort Warren, in Boston har.
Dor, passed through ibis city at l2b o'clock
last night. They were in Charge OF Colonel
Cuts, ia brother OF Mrs. Douglas and n
guard OF seven soldiers, nth loaded muskcts
aud liked baynels. They occupied a seepinp
car from which all persons except the guard
were excluded. There were number OF ppr.
sons at the depot here, anxious TO see them.
out Tie car windows aud blinds were closed so
as to prevent even this.
Al butalo, where the party changed cars, q
great crowd was at the depot and the rebel
captiVes were hissed and hooted. and loud
threats OF personal harm were freely uttered.
IL was with the utmost difficulty that the in
censed crowd was prevented from executing
summary vengeance upon them
AL dorchester, luncheon was served IN to
the prisoners, III The cars. A large crowd was
gathered at the depot, but no disturbance was
threatened.
The train broke down near Amsterdam and
was detained over four hours, so that il did
not arrive at Albany until half past ten his
forenoon. AT Schenectady, crowd vas as.
sGmbled, aud opinions were freely uttered that
must have been somewhat distasteiul to The
rebels A scene occurred at Albany quite like
= that at Buffalo, but the offensive personapes
suffered no harm.
Daring the entire journey, the conduct of
the two rebels was quite unlike. Buckner
was suilen, detected, aud silent-holding his
head down as though heartily ashamed OF him.
SELF and saying nothing, except briefly reply
ing TO remarks OF his custodian. 1ilghman
was quite laxative, and appeared in good spir.
its. lie was formerly railroad manager. and
said to superintendent Chittenden that the
New York Central was the best road he had
ever Travelled ON. They both wore suits of
gray military clothes, aud had common white
ielt hats, looked up with military buttons at the
slnes. Buekner Is about 40 years old. and
Iilehman about 40. Bucknpr is OF medium
height and coIpuleut; lilghman is taller aud
slim.
1t will be remembered that Tilgham was
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SouTHBRIDGE.-Last week, the roof OF the
large freight house belonging to The Hamilton
Wooden Company, in Southbridge, fell in, de-
stroying the upper story of the building The
cause of the disaster was the heavy weight of
the snow which had accumulated on the roof.
The building was OF brick, 1O4 by 40 feet, and
contained stock of various kinds TO the value
of $50 OOO The whole loss by the accident
will amount TO about $1,000.
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the commander at fort Henry, and that when
he surrendered was imperative that his name
should not be printed in the newspapers
Buckner commanded at fort Donelson, after
Pillow and Floyd ran, and surrendered an
army of $1,000 men. He is now heartily de.
nounced throughout secessia as a coward and
traitor.
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FIRE IN GRAFToN.-A dwelling house OH
the new road to Saundersvle, owned by
Royal Keith, and occupied by several tenants,
with shoemaker's shop adjoining, was
burned about o'clock Saturday morning.
Loss about s1700; insured at the old Worces.
ter Mutual
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Spetial l1otltes.



" DOiONOoS GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
Ineouh,, FOR FEMALES ILLS
str"tt N correcting regulating and removino oil Oh
as preventive. ""u AWAY successful
f ne nc combination of ingredients In the 40 p11Is
n @ marnless Their cacy and merits are ha sd Pc
t vVhalVe practice OF tver tirtv years, aud
or % nave been strictly followed they have e,,
mi any W correct All irregularities They relieve
chonnn u "Hcult MenstruatiOn, (particuariv st lie
ali wi iHel lhty Will cure the Whites and re,pove
ease. 5 'ions arising from colds exposure or any
Frooss u ,ny pc used successfully as IRE yentiye
ses pecullarly situated, or those supp0snr Them
in maj ~ Wy GautiOned AGAINST using these filis while
nrnris nr lest they invite miscarriage and the
tioh ,sleS no responsibility after this admOni-
10 bcait tnelr mdners would prevent any mischief
and oxn VtherNise the Pills recommended Full
Snd I ~ directions accompany each box. Price 81.
WWhtNln SCOGT, 25l Main street, JAMES GREEN, III
d 1al' street and W. H. GOULDlNG, l40 Main ST. La.
ues, Bysendnp by 81 TO either o. a60re agents"
nrouRh me W0rctsttr"POst ONCE" can have the pills
st confidently by mad, any part OF the county,
ireeO OF lOstapen Sold also by 4. Durdett. Clinton,
a q a. q. Blair, Warren. b. X DeLdHd, NOTth BROOK
neld, aud 81 O. Henry, WestbOrO and by one Druggist
~ every vnge and city IN the United States and BY
ID. Howe, Sole Proprietor, New York.
n. -Beware of COunterlets. Buy Golden Pills.
Of ans kind unless the box Is signed ~ u Hove. All
others are base imposition and therefore Won
value your li aud henth 10 uOihrp OF being hum
bdgprd out Of your nOnel y but Onl NJ those who show
the signature Of = ID Howe every box, which haa
recently been added on account ~ the Pills being c. I'm
ter'4teu, dlOm d21
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-03

In New BE ford, Feb 2S Edward Lnnkton, only son Of
vi and Maria Crane, II r. mos
In Framing ham, Feb "a Julia aria life of Alexander
7 mos f " h~'-O 80
Ia FELL River Feb 81 Mary, daughter of George and
Wmhiret AialaGv, yrs 10 mos IL days.
In taunton, Feb ~ harles Fremont son of Morris
Lincoln. WIS II mos rs DAYS
=, IN East taunton, Feb "a, Mary Ann, daughter OF VIM
In Providence, Feb e. If consumption Caroline Re-
becca dat liter of Peter and the late Caro- Inc Down
ing Ter remains Will be taken to New York for inter-
Catherine O'Krilv 5 mos 49,
In PaAtucket, Il l. Frederic G you,gaet sop of tb.
late Llias Guild, II O- u INC