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Adams Gallery, asa Main Street 10 no,r
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DEs. asIlIer d Ch.amberIir. ,sc,t,-,- ia
Main street. an NSe"eihts' i41
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N EW ENGLAND FANCY DYE
- WORKS,

n EW CLASSES IN DRAWING AND
- PAlNTING.-MISS E. L. EMMONS successor to
hiSse5 loblnson Gardner teacher at the Academy
o. o. rlne Arts, Will commence class in Drawing for
Chilureh WEDNESDAY Afternoon, April 30. at two
O'CLOCK; tuition 81 for twelve lessons For older pupis
tuition IN Drawna 81 Oil Painting $40 For tuition in
other styles OF Drawing and Painting inquire at the
Academy of Fine Arts where the public are invited 10
examine specimens Of work executed by Miss EHmons
ap3O diff E. J. GSPnNEIE'
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=, ~ ., =, :, :, - NVs WcbHIOmn1
III. r. U l,,kH y lSHlNG UNDERTAKEE
always De found large assortment Of CodiHs Of iii IN
iercnt KINDS W patterns, Mcnallc and Walnut Casket,
OF 1lAIc5. Oohn !'lates aud Robes Of the hest
and material Residences Front street dti auI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-05

roI me 4, Nnion Eettored.-F. a. CLOUGH would
gspSellullN INFORM his friends ana the public generally
sat Cuu Block having been fully restored since the
nte e has reopened his old lIar-Dressng Room in bet
vi style than ever where he will be happv to attend
upoh an VINO maylaYoi him with call. dtf ans
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-05

~ you wish for splendid picture of your child cali
LabiR S laS Main street Ills arrangements are com
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Tho IIospitnl. at Mn.h,rrtnn.
The following is part of letter just receiv.
ed by lady in this city =

The following is part of letter just receiv
ed by lady in this city =
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 25, 1862.
Ny Dear Mrs. B:-Your Gerry acceptable fla.
vor, enclosing a check for s24, was receiv.
ed this P. NJ. III behalf OF our dear Soldier
boys" allow me to thank you for the etfsrts
made in their behalf
Your association. also, did nobly ! They
sent me SO, and the promise OF box in tile
future. find by your letter now before me
that the box is in preparation. You inquire if
slippers VIII not be useful TO u.s. They will,
indeed l have been entirely out for a long
time, and there is constant demand for
them.
There must be great need at the west, but
trust our brave boys here will be remembered.
l find by the hospital report Of the 18th that
here and in Alexandria hospitals there are
three thousand five hundred and ffty.siX OF
course their supplies need constant replenish-
ing. | wish you could visit our hospitals.
You would be much interested, especially in
the one in the patent office. We call that the
"model hospital" The most OF the lady
nurses there are wOrshlpped, and the boys say
they could hardly have better care at home,
only they'd like to see mother l feel
strongly attached to those poor fellows, and
they have given many tangible proofs OF their
gratitude and affection.
One poor fellow who has been great suf-
fercr for weeks on account OF an accidental
shot in bis right knee, consented about ten
days ago to an amputatiOn, and Tor several
days he was thought to be doing we'll. Last
evening friend sent me word that lie was
supposed to be sinking my husband being
asleep and quite comfortable, l went over;
thought he looked weak, but couldn't believe
he was near death. lie was SO beautifully
patient all the time that he was really 'he pet
of the house. While | was with him one Of
the male attendants inquired how he felt; his
reply was "happy." As promised the sur |
geon l wonldn't talk with him il he would al |
low me to sit by him few moments, | could |
not say any thing, tho l cannot believe it |
would have injured him in the least lie |
died at two o'clock this morning, very peace |
fully, as | learned from the lady who watched |
with him. Ny children have been in the
habit for long time OF taking him some lit
tie delicacy every day. They went over to
look at him after he was laid out, and they
remarked Chow sweetly lie looked" He had
a beautiful b0quet on his breast. l cite this
instance to show you the deep interest shown
by our nurses; and this is by no means an
isolated case l was here interrupted by
call from two of our soldier friends who have
just come from Fredericksburg with Two hun,
dred sick Most of them have dysentery
brought on by exposure. They came to see
il they could get a few supplies to take down
with them, as their sick in the div ision hospi
tai are in need OF everything. One Of them
is steward OF the division hospital, and the
other a medal cadet engaged in the dispen-
sary. They are very intelligent young men,
both from Vermont r. NJ. BIGELow.
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mountain top, amid the rugged grandeur of
this part OF Tennessee. My pulpit was a huge
rock-their seats Of the same material. On
my lett sat Gen. Mitchell, to my right the col
onels Of the ID and 2lst Ohio, while thousands
Of freedoms devuttr5 covered the rocks
around. The usual devotional exercises last
ed ahaut an hour at their close, tie writer
asked the general 10 add Il word He took
the huge rock pulpit, and occupied hall an
hour in delivering one Of the finest religious
discourses ever heard. lie commenced by
saying that he did not come here as their
general commanding, bat rs man to man, wor-
shipping the SAM God, and aiming for the
same state Of eternal happiness 1t was
sublime scene; hundreds were melted to tears;
he left an impression on their minds never to
be forgotten. He insisted that the highest
duty OF soldier was to be christian; religion
heightened every enjoyment, and better prepar-
eu hIm to discharge his Guty as soldier
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CITY AND COUNTY.

May DAY did rot have much OF geniality
/" ii this year. The wind was north east and
the sun was ont of sight. A great quantity
of "Arbutus" was gathered by numerous per.
sons, who must have borrowed Mark Tap
ley's philosophy Tor the occasion; for it is
dreary work picking wild flowers in overcoats,
under lowering sky, when the landscape
has no soft tints and is no more suggestive Of
warmth than cellar.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02
From the Boston Traveller. NAV lst.

AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN SoCIETY.-A semi
annual meeting Of the American Antiquarian
Society was held yesterday at the a theneum
on Beacon street. Hon. Stephen Salisbury
OF Worcester presiding.
Mr., Ira NJ. Barton submitted the report of
the council. The number of volumes in the
library is about 10000. The new fire proof
hall erected on Court HILL Worcester, in con.
ncction with the county buildings, cost $780,
600. The death Of president Feltsn, mem.
Der OF the society, was appropriately noticed
The librarian reported that the number of
donors during the last six months was one
hundred and two, twenty six being members
OF the society. The treasurer reported that
the invested funds of the society amounted to
34235 SO. The cash in the hands of the
treasurer ut the present time is S12l6 90. A
paper from Rev. Il. L. Hale, d. d., on the
origin OF the name Of California, was read aud
ordered to be be printed.
The following persons were elected mem.
bers OF the society Rev. Horatio Bard y ell,
ID. d, Oxford Mass Rev. Jos Boswell,
Oxford England Horace Davis, Esq of
San Francisco, Cal. VIM. c. Endicoit, Esq,
of Salem: Charles G. Loring, Esq, OF Bos.
ton DIR. james II, Salisbury of Newark,
Ohio; and Don rose Fernando Remelti. of
Mexico. The filtieih anniversary meeting of
the society will be held at Worcester in DC.
tOber.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

GOLDEN WEDDING AND HALF. CENTURY
SERMoN-The First Congregational society
in Leicester have completed arrangements 10
celebrate, on Tuesday next, May 9th, by sp.
propriate ceremonies, the fftieih anniversary
of the ordination Of Rev. John Nelson, ID. d.,
rs pastor Of that church, and also the golden
wedding Of DIR. aud Mrs. Nelson. The iGieth
anniversary OF the ordination occurred about
two months since, but it was deemed most
proper to celebrate both events at the same
time, on the anniversary of the marriage.
The occasion will undoubtedly call together a
large assemblage. Invitations to be present
have been extended to all natives Of Leicester
resident elsewhere. The services will com.
monce al the church At haIi-past ten A. N.
Among other exercises an historical address
will be delivered by Dr. Nelson, and speeches
made by ex.Gov. Washburn and other dstin.
guished gentlemen.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

BROKERS BOAkD-WEDkEsDAr, NayI
8 Boston and Providence Railroad 1904
" Maiden and MsrOse railroad COmpanv *
~ do IA
~ 80 IStcl ~ u ihdilroau' lis
y FhllA, Wilmington and Bait. Railroad. 59S
w M, C,,- ne b 60 So
Az Old CSleny and Fail River Railroad lbs
. Northern Railroad, B0s
Is do h en- ~
~ Vermont and Canada Railroad lI6
50 Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad liz
. Cambridge Horse Railroad, l0i5
IL do
Hill Manufacturing Company, Goa
Revere Bank Ssi
Is Merchants bank IL
S2gO0t United States cou2on skies lssD 80
3lVU00 do ar
S44,U00 do ia
= see United states 81 T. easurv Notes l0.i
$V,OO do lao
Nv IVY Unit states Certificates of Indebtedness, 70
S6,05l d0 iiViis
S1 SsS 3. SSsav hH5etts > ate skies (SiD 1864
81 900 Chicago City SevenS beverage loRnl 9sj
S2,0O9 Augusta City Skies (ls7O nd
Si,OO0 Micht an Central Fights, NS69) ia
Sl,gO0 do N'"' ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

General Fremont lett Wheeling on Tuesday
last, for the interior OF western Virginia. The
details OF his policy, the number Of his CON
napd, and his immediate destination, are of
course unknown TO the public. But all signs
agree that inc has carried into his department
the same tireless energy and faithful devotion
to his work which characterized his conduct
in Missouri, till lie was compelled to yield to
his iraducerS. For the present his generals
are engaged in crushing out the rebel guerilIas
aud desperAdoes who have long infested his
department, and have been the terror and
seourge Of the loyal and UniSn loving com
munitiss. But the period is hastening when
he will have heavier work Oh his hands.
There is no doubt that the rebel forces are
strongly concentrating north Of Richmond to
meet the advancing and victorious col.
umni Of Banks and Mcdowell Ii dan.
ger should 0seoDs imminent in that sec
ton OF Virginia Fremont would be in
position 10 perform 40 important mart in
the destruction Of the rebel army there. The
best authority which is accessible. the wheel.
Tag lnielhgencer Of the Z8d ult tays. .,,ho
combinations sljcl will be made are depsnb.
eut on operations within Gen. Banks depart.
ment and the general wants Of the seryice
along the line Of she Potomac and the Kappa
hammock Gen Fremont may ii any time be
ordered 10 act 10 conjunction with the move.
menls ghal look toward Richmond" in tho
meantime a Iespsirlng ery Tor help comes up
from lhu union men of sGutuwesleru Virginia
ADD last Tennessee, where Jeh Davis gangs
Of busbNhaokers and mmderera are doing "a
ataitIy ADD bIoody work Wherever he may
b- called SO have no auXlely iJT the resuii.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

GRANGE OF TINE ON THE BosToN ROAD.
Next Monday the summer arrangement W i'll
begin, by which we are to have eight passen.
ser trains each way every day except Sunday,
between this city and Boston. From Worces.
ter the trains arc to run as follows -430 lex
press,) 455 (boat train,) 700 and $40 A. NJ,
II 45 (express.l 8.25 (express) 500 and 10 20
P. M, (expressl From Bostonat 4.15 tex
press,l 7,l5, $50 (express) A. M, 100, 2 10
(e%press,) 400, $50 (boat train, and 80 P.
NJ. (express).
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

POLICE CoURr.-Yesterday, John Sullivan,
for assault on Wesley Lewis, by throwing
pailfuil of paste upon him, was fined 50 and
costa. Wesley Lewis arraisned for tearing
down Louis Lewisson's posters, pleaded
guilty, and was fined 81 and costs 1t appear.
ed from the evidence that Sullivan is engaged
by Mr.. Lewiston to post up his bills, and that
while he was engaged in posting sumo on the
sign poet OF the Boston and Worcester rail.
road, i'll Washington Square, Mr.. Lewis, who
is fiagman there, ordered him 10 desist.
Sullivan failing to do this, Lewis tore them
down, whOreupon Sullivan emptied upon his
| person the contents of his paste pail. Patrick
Lawler, Tor disturbing the peace, was fined
SO and costs, and committed for non payment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

~ i'Ateheior"s Hair Dye, TIE BEST IN THE wop1n
W. A. Bachelors Splendid Hair Dive is the " UALD
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known rs alu
tantaneoas nits effects docs not stain the skin and
crates the hair for life Be careful and use nona
tn"h the genune, signed each side of ever S''eE
WILLIAM A. BATcHELoR. Sold by all respeetabI. ~,
sis's ana Fancy Goods Stores everywhere. AIanmsl
Broadway New York dkyvi,s e'' ana 2Sa
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1t is certain as any future event can be that he
will viudicate himself by gallant and success
iul valor in the field, from the extraordinary
iejustice which has been done to him stree
the war begun.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

To NEwBEEN.-Mr. j. L. Hall, sutler of the
Dist regiment, leaves this afternoon for New.
bern, and will take any letters which friends
may wish to send 10 the soldiers, il left at Mr..
Celeman's iewelry Itore.
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Special ylotues.


~, ~ u Gard to the E.aJIcs.
DIR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PEKiODiCAT PIN G
,,., FOR FEMALES,
IlAliDle IN correcting, regulating ard rcmovnp all nh
sruetlohs lrem whatever cause and always sIccrs.1
as preventive. ~ 00'1slu
The combination Of ingredients I'm the Sc PILLS are nor
eetly harmless Their caey and merits are mn
on an extensive practice OF Thirty years! and
inc directions have been strictly followed they have new
Red 10 correct all irregularities. They relieve main
l9l ana dlilcmt McHstruatiun, (particuary at III q
chahge OF ie) They will cure The Whites and remOy
al Constructions arising from colds, exposure OF any
cause; ami may be used successfully as a preventive
Females peculiarly situated those surprising ths
serves So are cautioned against using these PILLS while
IN that condition, lest they invite miscarriage and Tho
ton although their uildnesS prevent ifchr
to health otherwise the Pills are recommended FpIi
and explicit drections accompany each box Price Fl
S9!d IN h0TceSfeT Hat by the f0llOwing drugpisfs
DAVID SCOTT, Isl Main street, JAMES GEEES iii
MAR street, and w. II. GOULDING,l4O Main At a.
DIES, 6ySendne by 81 either Ofthe above Ggents
through the Worcester Post Office can have tke nil
sent Confidently hy mail to any part OF the county
ifee OF pOstage. Sold also hy A. A. burdett Clinton
4. 81 f. BAR, Warren. B. x DeLdnd, North Br,,oI
ncid and ); g. Henry, Westburo and by one Druggist
IN every village and city iii the United States and IN
ID; Howe, Sole Proprietor, New York. -
\ B-lieWare of Counterfcits. Buy no Golden pills
OF any Kind unless the box is signed s. d. Howe All
oers are base imposition and therefore MS Won
value your life and health Ito nothing Of being hum.
plugged out OF your money! buy only those who show
Inc signature Of 5 ID. Howe on every box which has
recently Deeh added on account Of the Pills being com
leIleleu' dlOm d39
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

A. the Washington navy yard every foot Of
Tie present site is now occupied with work
shops OF She most extensive and important
ehA'ac'er daily turning out, upon Official no.
utos OF time uliuost Incredibly short. every
description @, naval Or warhke fabrications.
au" 'l eAG'gu'ngy reasonable cost to our gov.
houfes OF congress have an eye 10 the earlv
extension VI this greatnayg station.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

NEw PATENTS Ethan Allen of this city
has received patent for improvement in fire.
arms; ID. ii. Whittemore of this city, a pa
tent for improvement in straw-cutters; and J..
Plympon Marshall of Millbury, patent for
improyemen in breech.loadinE frearms.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

GEN. MIrcuELL's Rock PULP1r.-Com.
Foote is not the only Christian warrior who
breaches as well as fights A chaplain in
Gen. Mitchel's Division writes that "whle
at ShelbyVlle one Of those unusual occurren.
ces took place by which the bombs OF conf.
dence between a general and his men are
strengthened. The undersigned endeavored.
as best he could IL preach to the 9th Brigade
under command Of that gentlemanly colonel,
Sill Of the 33i Ohio, nov commanding the
9th Brigade. Our service was held on The
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

REoKuITING FOR THE TwENTY.FIFTn.-
Lieutenant Thomas Earle has been author.
lied to recruit tor the twenty fifth regiment,
and opened an office at Brinlcy Hall Tor the
purpose, as will be seen by the advertisement
in another column. All wishing to enlist are re.
quested to report themselves there forthwith,
that the ranks OF that regiment may be filed
at once
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

THE sale of choice fruit trees, grape vines,
rose bushes, and ornamental shrubbery, of
several rare kinds, at j. NJ. Earle's garden,
262 Main street, takes place at 10 O'Clock this
morning, il the weather will permit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

Mr.. RICHARD MALoNEY Of Leicester, will address
the people at the Sons of Temperance Hall on Fos-
ter street, next Sunday, at 81 O'Clock. Subject
"rhe Catholic church, it's claims as the true church
of Chlist.n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

"Ye: en yen bSHGht your Clothes Wr,nv...
Wesson's I;nEsgs OF ladies I'VE bought one ~
easily austsS as sBd new fIg It simple constraoob'
DanSy fetent Elastic Rolls warranted not os are
oS a,t vor sale a. Isl Main street Lalies , OF
operation. "oii " eau ana see them Ia
~ agents wanted
an9I ,.e WA; A. AYREs, General Agent
W zSl Main street, Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

The Circus comes to town today. We re-
fer our readers to the advertisement for the
particulars of the performance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

MODEL MARkET.-CharIcs Stubbs, at 10. Pleasant
street. keeps wholesale ard retail fish market that is
pleasant t. 50 to, is always clean and tidy kept
lie constantly receiving large quantities fish Of aIl
Nhds' ana housekeepers better call round Lobsters
he has in large quantities. best and the cheapest in
deed, he is king of the lobster market.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

CHOICE engraYings have just been received from
New ork, and are on flee exhibition the Acade-
my OF Fine Arts, to-day; also fifteen hundred pho
tographs, TO be sold at one dollar per hundred.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

THE freed slave committee will meet at Mrs VIM.
H. Sanfords, Salisbury Block Main street, this al
tornoon, at three o'clock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

ces,fs iid,. e. CLARK, NJ. d., Physician and snc.
tor and would announce to the ladies of Worcas
aIo Viclnlty that she continues to treat ali diCes
sGitation FREE % and successfully Con-
nsr Of Myrtle ~ 'V0 NJ am street, cor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

way But she can't keep peses in he family every
hungry Bsd a0 s sn0i to XII of the blood thirsty hordss Of
. hsr lodges,to their great annoyance and an
is9ilv sSN.IS Is me time to use i. Kill em now! No
nIaa ,y shoald DC without it. The Dead Shot maESs
~ weep renders peace certain by the annihi on
cast.r SOD BY all the Druggists Agents In Wor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

Mrs. SUMMERS CONCERT at Mechanics
Hall gave universal satisfaction. The sweet
songs of the Putnam sisters, Little Dannie, 4"
and that by Master and Miss johnson, had to
be repeated. The chorusses were given by
100 voices, as promised, in good time and with
fit expression. In the second part there were
representations of Liberty, Loyalty and Sc
cessna, with appropriate music These were
suggested by the war, and not inaptly express
sing the patriotic feelings which animates all
hearts. So the children are learning the
songs of nationality and freedom. So is music
doing its part in the reawakening OF such a
love OF country as we have never before
known, and which will remain lasting bene-
fit when the present strife shall have lost its
engrOssing interest.
The weather unfavorably affected the at.
tendance last evening, but we trust that the
tlreless energy OF its brave direcress, was
not wholly unrewarded.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

xnIi.s G1Shfesaions ana Experience of am In
oWuu-f uDllahed for the beneit and as a warning a,d
itv rr. 10 Young men who suffer from Nervous Deb
Lenature Decay DC. supplying at the same fn,o
Ie means OF self cure By one who has cured himHai3
SI pelg put TO great expense through medical mno
soh hho quackery. BY enclosing post paid aIrassed
Tif SMELL COPIES may had Of the author
n Y asst S9,, neuiolu' Aihss county,
uNUIy mcb0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

LIEUT.. Hans p. JoReENsEN had "a sword,
sash, &C., presented taIlsilIIi last night at tile
rcsidse,s'rcs Of Mrs. John Davis. 1t was the
gilt of persons in Lcominster and this city,
nearly all of whom date their acquaintance
with him since he came back from the battle
Of Balls Bluff, with \ bullet wound in his
arm, 10 recruit for the fifteenth regiment.
Mayor Aldrich, in presenting the sword, paid
deserved tribute to the bravery and worth Of
Lieut. Jorgcnsen. Pleasantly abiding to the
prominence Of the Danes and Saxons in early
English history, he claimed the lieutenant, by
vntue Of his Danish birth, as one OF the same
stock as our torefathers. Lieut. Jorgensen
responded admirably, in a manner which
showed how deeply he appreciated the gilt.
He is about TO return to his regiment, and will
20 with the best wishes of hosts of friends,
who have learned to respect him as man, as
well as admire him as soldier.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

Gentn Fine Shirts made to order in the most In,
proved style, and in the hest manner at sbort no,
ey A. WALhRlDGE, No. American House Block
N"''' ~'''l"' O"s' All O7l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

AelmbOld's Extract Buchu, the Great hi.
HELMBoLD's ExrRAC BUCnU,
uEl Ntpor,,,s ,,, 800 THE GREAT DIURETIC
ur1Nporn,, ,,,.,,,, Tie GREAT DIURETIC.
THE GREAT DIURETIC
And Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases of tb
6iauder hianeys Gravel, Dropsey Organic weakness
ana al Diseases of the Urinary Organs See Avertise
Medicine at once w 'eii" lVr Inc
BEWARE OF COUSTERFEITS
hp5o deOd2m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-02

COmtinued.-rhe Cheap Private Sale of Crockerv
change street, formerly o. n Heath's will be contn
ing, by H. A HEATH INV
ap22 dot Dealer in Furniture &c. As Front street