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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-06

A LII the time something new can - seen
II the Cheap Jewelry Store Of 3. T. dtt!o III
the way OF
Cola, Silver and Plated Ware; CarHnncfes
Garnet, Lava, Coral, CONGO, and 9etSets.
WATCHES of all the celebrated makers in
the world. The American Watch which Tor
time keeping and durability cannot be surpas.
scd.
CLOCKS.--A full assortment of S day and
80 hour Clocks always on hnnd
SPECTACLES.--rhisb branch willreccive my
special attention, us the sight is of more value
than silfer pr gil.
Pocket and Table Cutlery Of the best manu-
facture, 20d different patterns.
Mzs-WatrlieF, Clocks and Jcwclry repaired,
with ncatness aid dispatch, ut the sign Of the
Big Watch. Baltiniote Street, near the Railroad,
Cumberland. Nd: Oct 2, 1861.
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Sig Gents Reward.

DASAWAY f,o;u the subscriber living on
~ Muricy's Branch. fiiitsto le District, Lu-
cinla Daunisyn .ird lr.incis Marion. bound
apprentices. T,c nGo;o I6wati viii he given
for thuir apprehension. All Persons are hereby
Oct. ISL !. 4. House.
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Bank office.
Dissolution of Copartnerskip;

rl'llE partnership here existing between
L the undersigned ut 'u:.b crland Maryland
for the sale OF Books, Stationery, and othtt
merchandise is this day dissolved by mutual
consent All the liabilities III the said firm Of
Andrews & Swlrtzweller hereby dissolved this
] 9Th day of September. 1862. will be paid by
William Andrews. who will carry on the busi-
hess at tho old stands, aud who alone is author
lied tn collect NIL debts and liabilities due til
said firm OF Andrews & Swarnwelder.
HALE 5WAETHWELDER,
NM. ANDREWS.
Sept lsi iSB2--its.
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Order Of Ratification.

Order Of Ratification.
Lewis A. Armistead, ~ the circuitCourt
. rs. for Allegany coun-
Elizabeth Armistead ctal ty as II Court Of
Equity, No. G5l.
ORDERED that the sale made and reported
" by Charles b. Thruston, trustee for the
sale ottl,e Real Estate in the proceedings IN
this cause mentioned, be rattedand onhtmod,
unless cause to the curtrdry thereof be shown
gu or before the e5ti day Of August next, pro-
vided a COPY of this order be Inserted In some
newspaper printed in the City of Cumberland
once in each Of three successive weeks before
the Odd day of August, 1852.
The Report states the amount Of sale to be
500. HORACE RESLEY, Clerk.
True Ccpy Test-H0RACE RESLEY,
July 81 ISGa-3w. .an.. Clerk.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom
" it may concern, by the undersigned, road
viewers, that they will, on the l5ih day oi
September next, go upon The premises for II
purpose Of cnpuiriug whclhe: the public in
teresi require the closing up u & public road
leading from Town Creek AcfEetinct 10 Old
town in Allegany county. And the o,enlng
ola new road leading from Lock No. u, on
the Chesapeake ( Ohio Canal by James Mat
thews to said Oldto"n.
HENRY b. ELBlN,
JAMES WILSON,
JOHN FLETCHER,
Sue. -, lSG2-lm. Viewers.
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WANTED.

A ENTHTMAN is DESTROYS Of renting n
Il FURNISHED H0USEin this city. Those
DESTROYS of renting one Of that description will
please call at THIS oFtlcs.
Oct. ., ISG2=-2t
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New Arrangement.
In ducenaent to Travellers.
Grand Concord Coaches.

A NEW arrangement of Concord Coaches car
"A rying the mail from Cumberland to Johns.
own by way of Wellcrsburg, Berlin, Somerset
oystown, and Jenner y Roads, has been
mado. The coach will leave Cumberland st 10
o'clock in the evening, and arrive at Somerset
alto o'clock the next morning. and proceed
without delay to Johnstown, and arrive th ere at
o'clock, ?. ". Leave Johnstown at o.
clock, a.. NJ, and arrive Mt Cumberland at
o'clock, P. NJ, next day. #
All care will be taken for the ease and com
fort Of passep
The conctss connect with the PENNSYLVANIA
Central Railroad, and the Baltimore ard Obi o
Railroad.
ia Ms PARSON.
August %, 1S63-t. Proprietor.
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A GENERAL assortment of QueensTare OF
4 every description, justreccivsd at
June . " NJ. X. BEALb - " 49,
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PRODUCE HOUS e,
IN WHEELING, VA.
Pryor & Frost,
NOS. ri AND % MAIN STREET,
WOULD call the especial attention of the
w Mc.chants and Dealers of this city to their
LARGE STOCK
FLOUR, BACON. SALT, GREEN AND DRIED
APPLES, DRIED PIE GU s, KEN
TUCKY KILN-DRIEp HON N "
STAR CANDLES, EXTRA QUA.
LITY LARD OIL, CHEESE,
BUTTER, LARD, MAC ...
KEREL AND WHITE ........
FISH, Ere, Ere. ....
Having the exclusive contrib of three brands
of CHofcE FAMILY FLOUR, we can at all times
sell to dealers ut the lowest prices by dray or
ear load. Our warehouse being near the depot
of the B. & o. r. R. Co., we make no charge
for draying. We have also a large stock OF
Glover, Timothy, Kentucky Blue Grass, Or
uhard Herds Grass Seeds, all of this season s
growth.
All orders promptly and faithfully filed, and
entire satisfaction suarant eed.
- VI Pryor & FROST,
81 and 90 Main ST., Wheeling, Va.
Dec. 26, IsG1-1y a~ ra
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pI1e Draft.

4 Ii. kinds Of Candies and French
"A Conirctionaries, Nuts, Fruits Cakes, CT
CARS, ETC. in store and for sale at lowest Ca-h
prices, hy ~
2 loprs below h. = Depot,
Augit f}tlt Street Cumberland, lid.
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ONGUBNT
For the Whiskers and Hair.

The subscribers take pleasure in announcing
to the citizens of the United States, that they
have obtaired the Agency for, and are now en-
nblcd to offer to the American public, the above
usi:y celebrated and world-ren0Rued urticle.
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Baltimore and Ohio Rail
.... Road.
EaEasl sgsassa G@a al
.Az2 ssssss ~. H5t5HSA- 49, sasSs54
New Schedule for Passenger Trains

On AND AFTER AUGUST 18Th, I6t2
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN daily cx s. ndays)
Leaves Baltimore at 3.40 q. IN.
Cumberlandat 600 p IN.
Through decentralization Tram.
Leaves Baltimore at 600 p. nj.
Cumberland at I.3o n. III.
EASTWARD.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN daily cx. Sunay)
Leaves Wheeling lo.fO P. M
Cumberland gl5 n. m.
Through Accommodate" T'"i"-D"'fy'
Leaves Wheeing lo.30 n. IN.
Cumberland 1910 p. m.
through Tickets for all the principal cities
Nort.. ind west of the Ohio River, may be pro-
cured at this office.
l.. c. Benin, Agent.
Cumberland Ftation. Aug. 81, 1852.
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vested III me hi tw, VIII sell at puoHc 0a'e'
| TO the highest bidder Tor CaS', on
SstUvllly, Goth Uay OF September
,,,'., -, ,ho Corrt Hong.
Door Of Arccanv county. in the City OF Cum
hcrland the tracts ana parcels o. b'nu hert'h
set forth, Or so much Thereon MS may DE heteS-
sary t" t"y tie 'HSes an" Ha"'ul charges "ue
thereon.
First,
All that tract Of land called Republic, con
tanning s.3I3 acres, except the part OF said tract
sold to Patrick Murdock, and the part awarded
to William Schry by aroitratorS between
him and Joseph Anderson aud osias Penning-
| ton.
! Part OF Fi,'k Of Allegany, 1903 acres, said
part living between the lands Of Fen amin las
| ker uul the third pnrt OF the Rights OF Man.
Said parts OF Republic and Pink OF Allegany
! are described in plat and certificate OF Re
! survey made f Joseph L. Anderson on The
! g0tn OF March. lSG0, and recorded in the land
Office Of Mary land. Both said parcels of land
are assessed in the name Of Joseph Il. Andcr-
! son ut - per acre the assessment amounting
! 10 Ss.722
| Taxes due on ii: County, tax tor $780, a1l :
/ 49, Smrc tax for 1860. lS7-, SCOTT. County
| tax for 8Gl $40 II, State tax tor tSol $685.,
! 5000. Total S99.22.
Second,
And also the following tracts and parcels OF
/ land assessed to the Monleyue Mining ana NAN
uG,c,uring Company, TO wit
Part of n tract of land called
,,CIIrNuhT DALE"
as conveyed by Geo: Hch'eF, trustee o. Huli
ningham TO Jacob NnrhaH ny uctt aiI'eu no ,o
vcmher Stu, So. ihis part co'''h'uinI % D
7234 acres. Latent W nrtn io,eH acres ana oe
prrches Muddy LreeR,y63s acres H'en EYRE ,r,,
1927 acres, l"hC!s|u TO- Co - Z, -.
l04b acres, summit Point -""t A'frS' !-Gn'e'
so acres Rinaldo 80 "cres, hupn % acres, M"u'
tevuc 1922 acres, Uashiia 90 10 acres ' ,t.
phalia a. acres, sierra Nevada W aires Us =
coscrv 224 acres, haIlachla l5-i acres, ,oaf
Diego 80 acres, Fox lsargc 100 acres Iih'
Glade l-5s acres, .cho i'Z9'3 ttleS' Nanc,e, ',
80 acres, Deer Field Gl acres, Oregon 81 -I'
acres. Meadow Mountain 1853, acres, fa'heE
laud 633I acres, ta&Grer 50 acres Dover .
Willamette 2U5 acres, MoidaTia l2a acres
Green Bay 30 Lie acres, AubeF 90 acres. u
rick 3604 acres, New ear 700 acres, '2aci"
mcnto 200 acres, Wallah J2@ acres, fanirchin'
l73} acrcs. Marhellton 1925 acres, SANDY
Spring 24if acres Pheasant Ridge ?Sl acres
A tract of land sold by nelson LEAH, rustic
cortnfninp 1876 acres and nc perchos.
A trec. OF land conveyed by George Smith
Executor OF Jon" iIoyr, 10 J"coo ,MnfM"t' -, -
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The Stimulating Ongueht

is prepared by DR.. C. ?. Bellingham, an emf
ncnt physician Of London, and is warranted to
bring thick set of
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Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road.
| New Schedule for Passenger Trains

El g nj
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NOTICE.
Tobacco and Segars.

JuSrrsceived and forssls flllasscrtue-,
u Of Tobacco and ssgsr.
Jupe?. VIZ. +. BLALL !! CO.
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Will he speedily relie:;ed and elTectually cured
by using these admirable medicines, and by
paying proper attention to tie Directions which
are attached to each Fot or Box.
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Jerry Cowles, Joseph Il. Var
mum. William II. 4 splnwalll.
Clnu,lius Edward lIabicht, ia
cob Post Giraud Foster. George
C. SaterIce, non residents, Il
the widow and heir at law of
George Staup and others, resi-
liant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-01
Some Accounts of what the Rebels did
in Popes rear.
HOW HOOKER DROVE THEM.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 30.-The following is
gathered from private sources :-On Wednes-
dav morning, or rather Tuesday night, re-
port reached Warrenton Junction that jack
son was again on our rear, and that instead OF
making an attack and retiring, as his eaval-
ry did on Friday night last, at Catlett's station,
he had taken up position on the railroad,
near Brfstow, four miles south OF Manassas,
had burned two railroad trains, torn up the
railroad track, cut the telegraph, and took
prisoners all the guards along the road.
These reports prove to have been true, and
the events of Wednesday showed his deter
mination not to be easily driven from the
neighborhood.
1t seems from what can be learned from
the rebel wounded in our hands, that jackson
and Ewell started from the vicinity of War
renton Springs, Sunday, with three divisions,
crossed the Rappahannock some six miles
south Of Blue Ridge, and proceeded by way
of Orleans and Salem to Bristow, making the
distance in about two and a half days On
reaching this point their first object of attack
was the house of Mr.. Lipscombe, where ten
officers were stopping, and who were on the
back porch smoking. The house was at
tackled in both front and rear, and bullet holes
in the wood and plaster, while the fact that
none of the party were wounded, showed
what poor murasmen these rebel cavalry were.
The entire party however, with the exception
{ Capt o. a. Tilldenmore, were taken pris-
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trains will probably extend their trips tO-mOr-

trains will probably extend their trips to-mor-
row.
There are still large numbers OF troops IN
Alexandria awaiting transportation to the neld
of battle. A Pennsylvania brigade, comprls-
ing the I23d, 1881, l3+th, and l56th Iegi-
ments. under Gen. Cook, were to march to-
dav. Those who were able to be moved from
the Alexandria hospitals have been taken 10
Washington to make room for the wounded
who are to arrive to-day.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 30.-Gen Pope's state
ment that Heintzelman's corps would move on
the enemy at daylight to-day IS confirmed by
the heavy firing from that vicinity. Rumors
of various successes have reached here but
need confirmation. Yesterday rebel scouts
were seen at Langley's in the vicinity of Chain
Bridge. Every precaution has been taken to
prevent a surprise in that direction. The i'm
preston prevails that the rebels have been
entrapped, and the result of the recent ma
neuvering is look for with intense eagerness.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 81, 1885 A. M.-The
enemy was heavily reinforced yesterday, and
attacked Gen. Pope's army before the arrival
of Gems Franklin and Sumner. The attack
was boldly met and severe battle followed.
The advantage was with the enemy, when
Gen. Pope fell back to Centerville with his
whole army in good order He has now been
joined at Centerville by Franklin and Sumner
was on the march to him last night. He oc-
cupies the strongest position in the vicinity of
Washington, and is expected promptly to re-
new the contest and repeat the successes Of
Friday. Every effort should be made to
hasten the forwarding of new troops.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-01

BosToN, Aug. 31.-The excitement in the
city to-day is quite equal to what followed the
first battle of Bull Run. Notices appeared
in the Sunday papers and were also given
from the pupits, requesting the people to con-
tribute lint, linen, whiskey, cordials, and 9TH
er hospital stores necessary for the wounded,
and very large amount Of such articles was
gathered and sent forward by to-night's train.
A large sum in money was also contributed.
Mayor Wightman, several members Of the
city council, a squad of twenty policemen,
and several physicians left by the night train
to render aid.
Several wooden tenements and three sta
bles, on Thorndike and Forbush streets,
Charestown, were destroyed by fire last
night. Twenty families were made homeless
loss $4,000 to $3.50
train consisting of eight double freight
cars, filled with hospital stores, contributed
by our citizens, for the use of our wounded in
Virginia, left at $50 P. NJ, on the Worcester
road
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-01
LATEST FROM THE BATTLE-FIELD
Some of the Killed and Wounded.
Our Army Wen Concentrated

Our Army Well Concentrated.
WAsHINGToN Aug. 3l.-Gen Schenck ar
rived to-day wounded in the right wrist in
the battle of yesterday There were quite a
number of casualties, but the only ones yet
known here are those of Lieut. II. b. Banks
killed, Lieut. Darracott killed, Capt. Thomas
O'Hare wounded in leg, Capt Donovan
wounded in heel, and Lieut.. White in side,-
all of the 10th Mass. Col Cantwell of the
sgd Ohio was killed. Lieut. Col. Potter,
Capt. Greene, Leuts. Franklin and HoXie of
the Excelsior brigade were wounded; Lieuts.
Donald, Murphy, Lowenstrout, Lewis, and
McAllister, of the same brigade were all
killed.
WASHINGTON, Aug, 81, Ecening.-Infor-
nation received here indicates that there has
been but little if any fighting to-day. Our
army is well concentrated, and the men are
in good condition and spirits. Forty three
wagon loads of hospital supplies left here Sat
urday evening for the battle field. Medical
Inspector Coolidge, surgeon Paige, and sur
geon Webster, and other medical officers of
the army, and private physicians, have pro-
ceeded to the same locality.
Among the wounded brought to the Alex
andria hospitals to-day, are John Smith, 10th
Massachusetts, and Joseph Phillips, 2Sth
Massachusetts.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-Hundreds of con-
vaescents of various hospitals vacated their
quarters to-day, and will be sent out of Wash
ington to make room for patients from recent
battle fields, who are already ARRIVING.
The conduct of Maj. Gen. Pope is highly
commended in government as well as other
quarters.
Between five hundred and one thousand
government clerks repaired to the battle field,
in compliance with a request from the war de-
partment, not in pursuance of an order, as
stated in previous dispatch this afternoon,
the report having reached here that the dead
and wounded of both sides needed attention.
A dispatch from Col. Fitch denies the hang
ing of two hostages Or the killing of any per-
son by his late White River expedition, ex-
cept in fair battle
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To the Loyal Women and Children of thu
United States,

SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE. WASHINGTON,
Aug. 30.-The supply of lint in the market is
nearly exhausted The brave men wounded
in the defence of their country will soon be
in want of it. l appeal to you to come to our
aid i'll supplying us with this necessary article.
There is scarcely woman or child who can
not scrape lint, and there is no way in which
their assistance can be more usefully given
than in furnishing us with means to dress the
wounds of those who fall in defence of their
rights and their homes. Contributions will be
received in Boston by surgeon A. McLaren,
U. S. A.. New York by surgeon r. Satterlee,
U. S, A.; Newark, assistant surgeon Jane
way; Philadelphia, surgeon c. C. C. Cox, U.
S. A; Washington, surgeon c. j. Lamb, U.
S. A; Cincinnati, surgeon Glover Perrin, U.
S. A.; Louisville, surgeon j. +. Head, U. S.
A.; st. Louis, assistant surgeon c. A. Alex
ander, U. S. A., or by other medical officers
OF the army. WIN. A. HAMMOND,
Surgeon General U. S. A.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-01

CINCINNATI, Aug. 3I.-Last Saturday, one
Ohio regiment and five Indiana regiments,
with some cavalry under Gen. Nelson, fought
$4,000 or 10000 rebels near Rogersville, and
were beaten and driven to Lexington. Rein
forcements are pouring toward Lexington,
Gen. Wright and Wallace have gone there.
ST. LOUIS, Aug 3l.-The steamer Adriatic
arrived to-day with 500 negroes freed by
Gen. Curtis, on board. Some 500 more are
expected tonight.
Bowling Green dispatch says large re-
bel force under Buckner is at Tompkinsville
The rebels destroyed the telegraph to-day al
the state line, thus cutting off communication
with Nashville. There is considerable excite
ment in the city.
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WHO COMMANDS THE TROOPS.
A FALSE REPORT CoNrRADICTED.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Aug. 80, 1S62.-Gen.
Burnside commands his own corps, except
those that have been temporarily detached
and assigned to Gen. Pope; Gen. Mcclellan
commands that portion of the army on the
Potomac that has not been sent forward to
Gen. Pope's command; Gen. Pope commands
the army of Virginia and all the forces tenn
porarily attached to it. All the forces are
under the command of Maj. Gen. Halleck,
general-n-chief
e ID TOWNSEND ASST Adit Gen'l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-01
ABArrrE ON SATURDAY.
pope's Army at Centervlll,

POpe's ARMY at CehtsrVIIIe.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 90.-There has been
heavy firing heard to-day in the direction of
Centeryille, and the contest of yesterday was
probably renewed this morning. Telegraphic
communication has been re-established to
Manassas, and the cars are running as far as
Bull Run. The bridge and railroad are being
repaired with the greatest dispatch, and the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-01

ICE ICE ICE - The proprietors
a have put their teams their several routes Those
wishing to be supplied Will please give their
the drivers, or at their office, No. 4 EXCHANGE
STREET, under the Bay State House. Money may be
paid to of the drivers and their recepts will be
good Any neglect in the drivers will be attended to on
application to the subscribers.
myl dam WALKER & swEETsER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-01
AuCfr0ng.

NOR TGAGEE'S SALE-Will be sold
Iva at Public Auction. on WEDNESDAY, the tenth
day Of September O'Clock In the forenoon the
premises. the following described real estate certain
tract parcel Of land with the buildings thereon stu
ated Jefferson street. In the city Of Worcester and
bounded as follows, to wits beginning at the northwest
ery Garner Of land owned by Scott Ellis thence west
ery ON said Jefferson street fifty feet thence southerly
On land of Josiah Coburn hundred and twenty feet
thence easterly on land o. Ladies' Collegiate Institute fifty
tee thence norherlv on land of Scott Ellis hundred
anu twenty feet . the point OF beginning Said tract Of
lana VIII be sold In pursuance of power of sale
tanoo III certain mortgage deed given by Emily s.
cummings, Of said Worcester, to Gerry Hutchinson,
registry OF Deeds for Worcester county book ga page
O. ueiault having been made In the condition of said
mortgage. For further particulars Inquire of the mort
gage. GERRY HTTTCHINS0N M,rtoseee
worcester, August y, 1867. dts aus
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-01
y SCHOFTELD, MD, New SCHOOL,

LIE Physician and Surgeon, wOnld respectfully an
the citizens Of Worcester and vicinity that he
has removed his office and residence No. 50 Front
street. where he be found 10 attend all calls rs
peca attention paid all diseases OF females The doc
tor having had many experience in the treatment
a.share of public patronage.
Office hours till a. M, from TO and till D. M
Anl dIf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-01
VISIT FARMERS GALLERY. 30I

Main street. and procure one of those ~ cent
Ambroypes, which warranted to give much sat-
lacton taken IN the city for rs or 50 cents All
style of Ambrotypes and cheaper th can be pro-
cured elsewhere Pictures of babies tax nstantan-
e0usly, by new process Try them. Call md examine
specimens. r. L. PARKER, Artist.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-01
MADAME M0NSUER has arrived, and
DECISIONS, BOUNTY MONEY AND

l. BACK PAY FoRTHE sOLDIERs.-Pe pro
cured for wounded and disabled soldiers marines;
and for widows and orphan chidfcn those who have
died or been killed while I'm service Alsu bounty money
and of for the widows other heirs
ceased soldiers No charge mad9 In any until sue
ces in collecting the claims and procuring the pen
sion. f. f. ABBOTT, office No. lOl Main street. under
City Hotel, Worcester. au27dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-01

II GILMAN, NJ. D., AcoucHEUR,
= Physician. and Surgeon. would respectfully an
nounce to the citizens Of Worcester and vicinity that
he has taken residence PARK SgREBr No. rs, cor
ner Of Orange where he be found ready to attend
calls I'm the line Of his profession Special atten-
ton given TO diseases of the Throat and Lungs Oflce
hours from to . and to p. diff jyl6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-01
VVHE MISSES WHITNEY will open a

HN1E MISSES WHITNEY will open a
n Select School in Worcester, for young ladies' com
mencing on the second Wednesday in September Six
boarding pupils will be received into the family For
term1 and further particulars address MRS MARY L.
WARD. box 6G r o., or after September 5th, at her
house No. 3 Main street. au26 dtsepl0s
THE FALL TERM OF MISS TAG
Il CARTS PRIVATE SCHOOL, No. Warren Block,
will commence September lst.
Worcester Aug 49, 1862. div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-01
DFMOVAL.--F. Z. ABBOTT has re-

~ moved his Hat and Cap Store from No Bay State
Block to No lOl Main street. Of Thomas street,
under city Hotel where he will be happy TO his friends
and patrons and all who may favor him with a call
mch21 DIFF