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Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29
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FOR FEMALES,
lnalliblG in correcting regulating and removing all OBJ
sructons from whatever cause. and always successful
preventive.
The of ingredients in these PILLS per
fecty harmless their efficacy and merits based up
an extensive practice thirty years. and where
directions been strictly followed they have
failed all irregularities They relieve pain
ful and difficult Menstrualion. particularly at the
change of life They will cure the Whites and remove
all distractions arising from colds, exposure any
cause and may be used successfully preventive.
Females peculiarly situated, those suppOsing them
selves cautioned against using these Pills while
that condition. lest they invite miscarriage, and the
proprietor responsibility after this admoni-
un. although their mdness would prevent mischief
to health; otherwise the Pills recommended Full
and explicit directions accompany each box Price 81.
Sold in Worcester Mass, by the following druggists:
DAVID SCOTT, 25l Main street. JAMES GREEN, III
Mair street and w. II. G0ULDING, l40 Main st. La
dies sending by 81 to either Ofthe ADORE agents.,
through the Worcester" Post Once can have the pills
sent Confidently by mail, any part the county,
free postage" Sold also by 4. A burdet Clinton,
A s. s. &. Blair, Warren. B. K DeLdRd, North Brook
field and s. G.. Henry Westboro' and by Druggist
in every village and city in the United States and by
d. Howe, Sole Proprietor, New York
n B-Beware Of Counterfeits Buy Golden Pills.
of any kind unless the box is signed s. ID. Howe. All
others are base imposition and Unsafe therefore as YOU
your life and health Ito say nothing of being hum
the signature of ID. Howe every box, which has
forfeited dion d3O
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

CAMP WooL.-There were numerous ac-
cessions to the 34th regiment, yesterday, the
largest squad being about sixty from Great
Darlington and vicinity, who arrived by the
late train from the west at half-paSt ten.
They came under charge of D. Leavitt and
DR.. Camp. The additions yesterday were
undoubtedly sufficient to fill up the ranks OF
the regiment. The following is the order OF
exercises in camp daily; Reveille at at A.
NJ; company drill, 6; recall, 7; breakfast
7.15; surgeons call, s; guard mounting 8;
company drill, 10; recall, IL l-2; dinner, l !;
company drill, % recall, 3; battalion drill,
4; recall 5.3O supper, Z; tattoo, 9; taps,
$50. There is also a musician drill from 10
to l l and from to 3.
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

RUrLAND.-At legal town meeting hold
in Rutland, Saturday afternoon bounty of
one huadred and JGfty dollars was offered 70
each recruit who should enlist to I'll up the
towns quota (l2) before Sept. 1st. Private
individuals offered to pay in addition $40 to
the first volunteer, 81 to the second, and 81
to the remaining ten of the quota. Measures
were taken to hold war meetings during the
coming week, and a committee of one in each
school district was appointed to hasten enlist
mcnts.
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

Coz. EDWIN UPToN.-Private j. w. Gird
writes to the Transcript from the 25th :-''Col.
Upton is at home on furlough. 1t would be
difficult for any officer to be more popular
than the gallant soldier, and not less gen
tleman than a soldier. He is a noble example
of all soldierly virtues, and right is the exam
pie, and safe the counsel which he gives his
regiment. With a sympathetic heart, unques-
tionable courage, undoubted efficiency as Il
commander his regiment is proud OF him,
and loves him. Commanding men, who can
appreciate gentlemanly treatment, and are
intelligent enough to penetrate any disguise OF
pretended friendliness, who can detect the
false, and honor the true and noble, it is no
small honor to him that he has secured the
unbounded confidence and love of such men.
In his absence Lieut.. Col. Sprague commands
the regiment. We should be well satisfied to
have the latter continue in that position pro-
viding Col. Upton had his proper position at
the head of Il brigade"
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

LEIcEsrER.-At the mass meeting of the
citizens Of Leicester, held last Monday eve
ming, Charles S. Knight, Esq, was chosen
moderator, and fund was provided to con-
tinue the liberal offer which had been made to
recruits two days longcr, as the. quota is not
yet filed This proposition provides for an
extra bounty of $l58 above the regular pay
and government bounty, to all who enlist there
during this day aud tomorrow.
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

Gov ANDREW AND THE IRISH ENLIST
MENrs.-Mr. Wcch, to whom the following
letter was addressed asks that it may be pub
lished. 1t was written in reply to the general
misrepresentation that the governor had retus-
ed to commission any more Irish field officers,
and that Irishmen were therefore disinclined
to enlist. The governor, after stating that
the utmost pains were taken to secure gentle
men of Irish origin for field and line officers
in both Irish regiments-the 9th and 2Sth-
now in the field, and that the chaplains of the
two regiments were gentlemen approved by
Right Rev. Bishop Fitzpatrick, or his vicar
general, says
Conscience involves no question of nation
aity; and, while respecting the religious con-
science Of all persons, | confess that l have
no sympathy with the spirit which would make
or keep up artificial distinctions between our
citizens. | desire utterly to ignore them all,
especially the distinctions of birth. Whether
born on this spot or that one, and whether the
| inheritance be of poverty or wealth, the man
| who is most likely to protect the comfort,
| safety and honor of our troops, and to win
victory is the jewel for which l seek. And
this is the desire of all our intelligent citizens,
whether native or foreign born. But the story
to which you allude is not the only falsehood
intended 10 discourage recruitment, of which
l have had recent report. | have heard of
other base charges affecting the proposed dis
tributon of military commissions at the state
house, which, like this one, can have sprung
only from the malicious intent to dampen the
patriotic ardor of the people. There are,
unhappily, an exceptional few, even in Mas
sachusetts, hypocrites and traitors at heart
who, making loud pretenses of devotion to
the Union-hoping among other things to de-
feat the present enistment-resort to every
measure their treachery can devise to break
down the cause, the government and the peo
pie. Let every patriotic citizen beward. Few
men really know how literally true it is tha
we are fighting to-day the battle of republican
government and POPULAR consttut0{naIl, { aIl,,lbI,E lbiPIs,E
whom believe it is impossible to pervert o
mislcad, so clear are their interests and tbei
present duties to themselves and their chill
dren. L mean, as citizen and a magistrate
to stand in my lot, nor ''bate one lot of hear
or hope" until this
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29
HEADQUARTERS 18th Reg. Mass. Vols.

HEADQUARTERS 18th Reg. Mass. Vols.
We desire to state that we fully endorse the
communication of the 4 tn inst, from the line
officers Of this regiment, and sent to the Spy
Tor publication; and will add, that the roster
pears the names of twenty-seven line officers.
vi tha' number, only ten are on duty in the
iine' one TO each company, and some of them
are transferred from their own commands to
other companies, where all the officers are
absent one is present, off duty, and sick;
TWO are acting on the colonel's staff. and ,bo
other fourteen are absent from varions -. -.
thirty. uu'y OF
.. W. hiNbALL, Lieut.. Col. command's.
CHASE PHLBRIcK, Major.
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0be aaIp spg dooreser GusOap aurning gug 90, 1882

NORTH BRooKFIELD.-Aw war meeting was
held in the town hall on Saturday evening.
The address was by Captain F. A. Walker OF
Gen. Couch's staff. The quota is being filled
up. Can't. Walker returned to the seat OF war
Monday morning.
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29
troubled night departs
And the star Of Peace returns.n

And yet | know that there is no machina-
ton of enemies, no weakness of towards. no
treachery Of false friends, no vacillation or
folly of well-intentioned but foolish men.
which will not be invoked, no weapon or poi
son in the armory or the laboratory of the
assassins OF liberty and democratic govern
ment not sharpening or preparing for the
ruin Of our national cause. l presume that
it is scarcely necessary for me to add that
no statements, such as those you have allud-
ed to, will in any manner affect my own con-
duct. hope to have firmness enough not TO
do wrong even to prevent misconstruction.
The patriotic men of to-day are doing great
work-a work for all time to come. 1t is of
little consequence what may be thought or
said of them. But the work of saving this
government, this people, democracy, liberty,
and all their blessings must and shall be done.
| am your obedient servant,
and fellow citizen,
JOHN A. ANDREW.
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

PARsoN BRowNLow's Book on Secession
ism in East Tennessee is for sale at Sanford's.
1t is duodecimo volume of ass pages, and
his story which he tells in his own peculiar
style is aided by pictorial illustrations. 1t is
an authent exposition of the principles and
spirit of the secession conspiracy, and gives a
history of the barbarous treason in East Ten
nessee which all should read. In Boston the
book can be obtained at the bookstore of Geo.
L. Dix.
"OLUE BLAKE's Coon WORK" is the IL
tie of an English book republished by the
Harper's. 1t is one of the best English sto-
ries they have repubished for long time.
An GRAFTON, Delivered on the Fourth of
a = aA'Ns@l4aru1a uEeE.wMr. James, chap
ton and comes to us beautifully printed. The
topic is ''The Two Great Wars of America. -
For sale at Sanford's and Holbrook's.
''RosE DARLING, OR THE PATH OF TRUTH. >
published by Henry Hoyt, Boston, is for sale
at Mellen's. 1t is good and interesting book
for young readers.
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

RELISH FOR THE SoLDIERs.-The following
recipe for an excellent camp preserve mas
been furnished for publication Wash and dry
vour currants, then scald them till easily
mashed To one pound of the juice and pulp
of eurrants add quarter OF pound of loaf
sugar. Scald both together, then spread thin
ON plates. and dry in the sun.
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

IHE WAR.-At meeting at the vestry of
the Salem street church, held last evening. a
resolution was enthusiastically adopted, call
ing for meeting of the citizens at City Hall,
next Friday evening, to give expression to the
sentiments of the Heart of the Commonwealth
in this crisis.
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

Saturday evening last several young men
of Chicago were bathing in Lake Michigan
Some horses came down to drink. The young
men mounted several of them and had fine
frolic. Presently one of the animals became
frightened, and set off with his rider at a full
gallop, carrying him at headlong speed
through the streets of the city. No persua-
sion would induce the horse to stop; the
young Mazeppa dared not dismount; and
many of the citizens of Chicago, who were
enjoying the twilight on the front stoops and
halnn1l1ns ,rnrn startled out of their propriety
unSaddled and unbridled, ridden by nakcc
man.
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29
TUESDAY. JULY 30, 1862.

Col. CALVIN Z. PRATT, of the Slst New
York regiment, arrived in this city yesterday,
and will to-day leave for his home in Prince
ton. Though still suffering much from his
wounds, he is in good spirits, and hopes at an
early day to be ready for service. Many of
his friends visited him at his rooms at the Bay
State House, last evening, who congratulated
him on his bravery in the battles in which he
was engaged and his honorable wounds.
Those who knew him in Worcester, we are
sure, will kindly remember him, and wish him
safe and early return to his gallant com
mand.
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

Draper az Clark, Commission MRRcuANrs aud
reo DeaerS " flour Grain, Meal Grass Seed Salt Lime
Senet Caclned Plaster Plaster Paris Ground Oyster
shells and Farmers Produce generally Also A;5cnts
i9r M le sac OF Goes super Phosphate of Lime Peruvian
uuan0, American IuanO and Ground Bone
"a - DRAPER n CLARK
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

"JoE" HOOKER ON THE F1ELD.-One of
the colonels in the army of the Potomac tells
the following story of Gen. Joe Hooker of
Massachusetts 1.-The neatest affair have
seen in this war was Hookcr's fight of the
10Th on the Williamsburg road" he incident
ally remarked: ''Hooker is the handsomest
officer in the army" said l. ssHandsomel
You have cool way of damning with faint
praise. | say he is the best division
general in this army. l saw that af-
fair of which was speaking, although nv
regiment was not engaged. Just as rode up
to Hooker-he was sitting on white horse
IN perfect storm of battles-an officer asked
him, How goes the day?' Cool as the White
Mountains, and just about as immutable.
speaking very quietly, like your confident,
well-poised man who doesn't need to buster.
ne said, My hand is all trumps; swung that
LEFT bower (meaning Sickles), and have lust
played the king Indicating some regiments
disappearing in the woods.) The ace hold
back for the last trick. l happen to know the
right bower is not out! Hooker plays the
game of war as well as they do eucire on
Mississippi steamboats,"
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

ntcne'ors Hair Dye, The BEST 1x the worm
WILLIAM A. BATCuELOR'S celebrated Hair b,,o
p'ouu'es Color not to be distinguished from nature
wa m"lan'eu not to injure the Hair the least remedies
life Gray, Red Rusty Hair nstaptIs - iOi
spieulo Black or Brown, leaving the hair soft a,,d
beautiful Sold by all Druggists, &c gzEy-Tbe Gcrn-
me is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELOE. on tho e.
sides OF each box Factory No. 81 Bearclav streot os
-"% ,r,5S n55sSadway and Is Bond street. New York
myZo d&wly Y'N
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29
Special JlOtrtes.

nave Hou Bought Your Clothes VyrIngers
uuuys ~ 50, you nave bought too soon CUMNlNtsS q
9ho,a Sm mALhoW' ~ = SELF REGULATOR is he Machine
anoye az OtherS IN use mo altering screBs for every
G, neGGe, ana NO IRON RusT). child can wiring yoIr
eoines @ win THIS Machine, well as an qdaiE Cnii
afi WY see one in use at G. A. CUMMINGS Sbop 505
Mair street opposite Hinley Hall ''P' @VV
Agents wantedin every state City, and Town State
County, and Town Rights for Sale dt rit
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

CIahin is making Gard Photographs unequaled In
this country. Give him call DIFF my2
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

Gents' Fine shirts made to order in the most i'm
proved style, and in the best at short notice
by A. WALBRIDGE, No. American House Block
Shirt Patterns cut. dtf OBJ
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

Adams Gallery, 2:s:5 Main Street, is now
open for the reception of the public. diff d2l
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29


,uE URN SIZING UNDERTAKFR
HsConln Wnerooms are at 90 Front street WHARF ran
always be found large assortment Of COns OF Mi Ji
igfent klnus o. patterns Mentac and Walnut Caskef,
OF an szcs conn ilates aud Robes Of tho heat noti
AT ''--e "esidenee 63 Frontstrect dtf 'aniI
Main street. dtoni Dehtstn' I42
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

CIanIn is making splendid Photographs coIored OF
plain from small Daguerreotypes and Ambrotypes at 1853
Manstreet. dtf dl
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

w ork mas been begun IN Taunton for the
erection of wooden building on the grounds
OF the Bristol County Agricultural Society
Tor Its future exhibitions, and to be completed
by the 7th Of October.
HAMPDEN COUNTY.
Officer j. X. Russell of Springfield, while
arresting man named King on Saturday,
was struck by the fellow in the left side of the
neck with framing chisel. The wound was
a savage one, very near the iugular VEIN
The rutfian struck two more blows with the
chlsel and cut Mr. Russells head. Russell is
doing we'll.
Charles Sabins and L. A. Mosley, two no.
ted counterteiters of coin, were arrested in In
dian Orchard, Thursday. Upon them were
found coming tools and counterfeit quarters
and halves in large quantities. The United
States marshal for Vermont having requested
their arrest they were sent to him.
MAINE.
The Eastport Sentinel says that the adiu-
tant general of Maine sent to the army. last
week, five hundred soldiers who had been
home on furlough. No soldier who is on fur
Tough and able to return should wait for an
invitation.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
On Thursday last, as a party of young
ladies were bathing at Rye Beach, Miss Alice
SlmondS, OF Warner, was seized with cramp
and sunk. She was Immediately brought on
shore, but all efforts to restore her failed. She
was twenty-nine years Of age.
AT Manchester, on Saturday, William Moo
ney had his head caught in a spinning mule
in the Manchester mills. The scalp was
badly torn up on both sides and the lower
jaw broken. The injuries are considered
serious.
RHODE ISLAND
The city registrar of Providence reports the
number of births III that city for the year 1861
at l725; number of marriages 5+T number
of deaths 1851.
A boy, son of the late c.. S. Barnum, was
drowned in Newport on Saturday. 1t is but
few months since Mrs. Barnum was called
| to mourn the loss of her husband, who was
also drowned.
Messrs. Brown & Ives of Providence have
offered bounty of $40 to each of 200 men,
who shall within twenty days enlist in either
the new or old Rhode Island regiments.
CONNECTICUT.
The heirs of William Stanley, formerly o
Hartford, have brought suit against the
South church to recover about 100000
worth of real estate. Mr.. Stanley, it appear;
by his will, bequeathed his property to the
church, on condition that it should never
| thereafter be sold or disposed OF, but shoul6
be leased. A few years since the Soutl
church sold the property, in one case giving
a warrantee deed, and in another qui
claim. The heirs claim that the will has beer
broken by the church.
An old man named Gray was arrested al
Groton one day last week for stealing flour
Proof of his guilt was found at his house
Held under $500 bonds for trial in the supe
rior court
Mrs. William Wood, of Hartford whose
husband was accidentally killed, few days
since by a falling beam, attempted to commit
suicide, Friday by taking dose of corrosive
sublimate. She says she will repeat the at
| tempt if she RECEIVERS. She has been very
much depressed in spirits since the melan-
choly event which deprived her Of her hus-
band.
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

nn%n lSestored-F a. CLoUGH wonid
snt Union Block having been fully restnreds
ta ne haS Ee2pened his old Dressing Room in be
& uva StShe than ever where he will he banpv to a++t
upon all VINO may favor him with can 1tt II "IeRo sHs
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

IIOrse blankets and Army RInnkets.-
Those in want had better call on j. NJ. FOLLANSBEE,
No. Washington Square, before purchasing. dttol9
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

vnIi,I nhit, N,nhr and Experience az e., -
~ hDlshed for the benefit and as va1 IN IN,
ty rcmature liz n men who suffer from Nervous Deb
tho nenns ~ ,tcay &c; supplying at the san,a tnn
AFTER bci, o se cure BY who has cured Inning oe
sition and t 70 sre2t expense through medical imnn
envnio1 inaVkery by enclosing postnaid afdrasIp5
TiiANfEI Al ~ GQrLEs may be had of the author S9
n. Y. ~ ISL, Bedford, Kings county
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Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

DIR. G. "A. Hin attends tn all S1oo,-7 -
srac ana Females his Medical 6ce M 20 o.,
Grestet F Mass See his advertisement Of fba
fgl ~ i''li1uy oi the Age. in this paper
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

Loss OF Sleep, the chief of all causes Of disease
and insanity. lis sufferers Legion" The old by
their inmes, the sick by their suaerings the JUDI
for want of CHARGE the lawyer Tor want of his best cv-
idence he clergyman for plans to feed his five thousand
the capitalist for best plans Ofnyestments the merchant
to know Evhere he shall raise the w1nG the mother for
the her chre, the wife for her absent husband,
the mser for his boarded treasures and the for
their helpless children. all included in this grand
but they may have the sleep which nature gives
70 all by the of lIUNNEwELL roLU ANoDYNE None
need about the money shall be refunded If
il fails to the Le gion."
var Fac Simie of j. L. Humewlls signature over
corks OF genuine only.
For sale by all dealers everywhere JOHN Q. HILL,
NJ b. GREEN & co JAMES GREEN. GEO. z. HAIR
LOW, A gents for Worcester, Mass. deod&wlm jy3
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

r. r' sweets EntaIIibIe IInIme,t 10 .,
remu p III need and every family shond hay rs truly
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N0.3 Washington Square, before purchasing. dtiol9
If wish tor splendid picture OF your child, call
CidGti'S lsS Main street. His arrangements are
plote for producing diff dis
L. Il. Nichols, NJ. ID, Homeopathic Physi-
cin.-Once andresidence liz Main street Office hours
from to 3 and from to 8 o Clock p. NJ.
Worcester, October. 30, 1850. diff ais
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

Coffin Ware Rooms, No. s Bangs Block.
The undersigned would respectfully call the attention
of the public to his Coffin Ware Rooms now open at No.
Bangs Block opposite the Court House, whore will
be found constantly on hand COFFINS and CASKET5
of all sizes and patterns, made and trimmed with the
best material. Also Coffin Plates and Robes.
j. w. BROOKS.
Worcester, Feb. is, 1862. diff fig
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

SmlSh's Curative Cleansing COn,cOund.-A
superior remedy for Headache Burns Sore Lips Bowel
nT3l fjleS & S9re sIrne I9ry"1 etG 81 For
lngie bottle at manufacturers prices ieoS sO of
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

II. 7. JoRGENsEN, lieut. commanding Co.
q: 5. SIMoNDs, captain, commanding Co B.
WALTER GALE, commanding companv a
j. NJ. STUDLEY, captain, Commanding q. II
ALBERT BRIssER, I'd lieut., commanding Co. NJ
LYMAN ii. ELLINGwooD, LIST lieut.. comig Co \,
THOMAS j. SPURR, lst lieut., CONG Co q.
AMOS BARTLETT, lstlieut, commanding Co II .
GEORGE &; JosLIN, capt, commanding Co. /.
LEONARD WooD, captain, commanding Co. X
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

fpi Mid,yis - tHSodVVin, an experienced arc so.
WI holds nersefin readiness daV an u success
AUstinstreet ~ az Pio'sSsl"n. Residence I5
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

MIdwife.-MRS. NJ. W. GERALDS, PHYSICIAN AND
sUocEsssuL MIDWIFE, No. 4S Exchange street special
attention given TO Uterine Complaints and eases of
children. Office hours from to A. M, and from to
! P M dit ap4
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

Geo. y. HOppin g. Co Co,r,,i,-i--- 49,
HnI MIt oeaeTs N Flour Corn, Rye Oats BucE Wbt
and 1bae u an Kinds Fine and Coarse Feed butfer
ie2S ~ 'NeeHahlc street, Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

Mrs: II IL. O'Lenry, NJ. d., Graduate of Penn
Medical University, Philadelphia at the Bay
state House, Room No 80, where she will be happy
see those who may need medical assistance. Office
hours from 10 a. III. TO u M, and from to Con-
sultatiOn free. diff ivl5
Worcester daily spy., 1862-07-29

,hoa e. Marris Dentist. I5S Main street onnos,to
theheW mechanics Hall Building g. 0Pposile
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