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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06
From tho Richmond Examiner. April %.

The REBEL WRITING on THE WALLS
Yesterday morning the walls of the houses
oil Purcell, Ladd & CO., T. b Spence & Co.,
BiutOrd & Porter, the POwhatau House. and
other conspicuous establishments about town,
were covered with iucendiary and blaaphem-
Gus writings, verbatim copy OF some OF which
we rive below. The writing was in far
performed by one aud The same persot.- the
writing in the various places named being
identical in character. The dirty work must
have been begun before the street lamps were
exlingushed ut II O'Clock on Saturday night,
as II could not possibly be accomplished in the
dark. Weare confirmed in this opinion by the
tact that all the writings are i'll the neighbour
hood of the lamps. From the amount OF writ.
ing and the size of the letters, granting it to
have been performed by one hand, it is conf
puted it could not have occupied the writer
less than an hour, that is, from IL 10 II
o'clock. Where. it is on every hand aIked-
where, during the duh hour of the watch, were
the much vaunted, highly paid-S4 per diem
and quisites-det electives Where was
Russvally Where was Bob Grow That
the writer was an indifferent poet, aud an H.
literate and blasphemous man, there can be
but one opinion among those who scan
THE WRITING ON THE WALLIS
On Purcell, Ladd & Co 5 east wall:
come"
Change your bells int cannon and charge with
confederate 5's."
southern Lexicon covered with glory Pinks
of chiVnry.'"
"The Lord is on our side. but in consequence of
pressing engagements elsewhere, could not attend
at Pea Ridge, Donelson, &c, &C"
He will also be prevented from visiting his cho-
'pinks' at orktoWn."
"SOuthern hearts are beating low
MAnassa boosters shun the zoe;
Stars and stripes shall wave again
Northerners tread this ebOu main."
On Il. b. Spence & Co.'S west wall:
something new under the sun, TO wit: Petit
coat gunbOats.'
Nationals unfurl your banners over Yorktown
walls"
On the Pow hatan House south wall -
Southern boosters, grasp the dust,
Ia the Lord GU Vanly trust
Tor the Lord you Tain would cheat
WIN Haicyon lips and Pluto's feet"
The cry ii still they come"
Also copy OF the apparently favorite lines:
southern hearts are beating low.n
On Binford Porters west wall;
"On yorktown flights the CRY is still they come
"Ch$nge our beils to cannon, aud charge with
COME" ~
Here tie midnight scribe appears TO have
been interrupted in his work, most probably
by the Waterman on his way to extinuui.I
the lamps al the corner
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

she held up her hands and exclaimed to tie
guard, Dear me l can't go under that dread.
full Lincoln flag Is there no other way for
me to enter?" eyes, madame" promptly
replied the colder. and turning to his comrsde
he said, "jere, orderly, bring out that rebel
fag and lay it on the ground at the little gate.
and let this lady walk over i'll! The lady
lot k,d hewidered, and after hesitatng mo
ment, concluded to bow her head to the irwin.
chile goddess of freedom, whose immaculate
shrine is the folds OF the ",tsr-spanglcd ban.
ner." The rebels may all just as well con-
cude to follow her examg ie.-NashviHe Union.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

FOREIGN ADVENTURE UEMAsKKp-DI.
PLoNATIsTs SwINDLED.-Count Sweinitz
Grain, is the name ofan adVenturer who came
TO this country several weeks since, bearing
letters purporting TO have been written by a
general who served under the Archduke Mar
imilian, recommending him to Baron Hulss.
mann, Austrian minister, and desiring him TO
credit The count with four hundred dollars Der
month. He succeeded in deceiVinR Chevaisr
HulSemann and all the other foreign diplo.
mats. In the New. York hotel lie gave a
grand entertainment, TO which the Belgian
minister and other distinguished gentlemen
were invited, and it is said run up y bill of
eight hundred dollars at that hotel. He has
enjoyed the inequalities OF all the foreign d..
plumats in Washington, and at their request,
with that OF secretary Seward, lie was ap.
pointed TO Gen. FremOnt's STAFF, and sent for
duty to Gen. Doubleday, who commands The
troops in Washington. The count was very
generous with hia money and attention to the
wounded soldiers, and won the good opinion
OF all who lecame acquainted with him Bar.
on Hulsemann, who has cAshed his drafts TO
the amount OF sixteen hundred dollars, wrote
to Europe some inquiries about him, and by
the last steamer learned, that the letters pre-
scented by the count were forgeries, and that
Macmillan had no such general as the one
whose signature was used, When this rsve.
latiOn was made on Thursday, the count dis.
appeared lie had hypOtbscated his pay for
the month OF May for one hundred dollars, to
Rigs, & Co, bankers, and may have heeced
others Our citizens are laughing at the di-
plomats, and the police are in full pursuit Of
the count.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

Secretary Seward has addressed two i'm
portant circulars 10 the representatives of
foreign governments at Washington, advising
them of the renewal of postal service with
New Orleans, and tue appointment of col
lector at that port. He also announces the
speedy re opening Of other porls, now closed
by blockade, TO the trade OF the world In
pursuance of this policy, the president is ex-
pected to issue proclamation at an early
day, re-establishing Newborn, the two Beau.
forts, perhaps Savannah, Fermandina, and
New Orleans as ports OF trade, with such re-
strictions as the state OF the country renders
imperative During the winter the rebel con.
gress at Richmond considered various schemes
for opening these ports TO the commerce OF all
nations except the United States But feeling
compelled by circumstances over hitch they
had no control" to retire before any of Their
schemes were perfected, the paternal govern
ment has kindly taken the work into its own
hands in manner which cannot tail to be very
salutary and helpful 10 the triumph of the ma.
tionsl cause. So as one after another Of the
pundered forts returns TO their Iightful au-
thority, the old flag which has for so many
years invited lawful commerce to our shores
will resume its mission, and continue its pro-
lection to peaceful trade wherever it has been
paralyzed by secession.
The advantage that will ensue from this
movement cannot be over.estimated. 1t will
secure 10 the federal government the conf
dence of friendly nations, and at least the re-
spect of those which have been friendly. II
will encourage the hating and Indifferent 10y.
alists of the revoted states, and give them a
controlling reason for loyalty to the only gov
eminent under which there can be any pro.
lection for themselves or their children. 1t
will be the beginning OF the end Of the unna.
tural disturbance Of commercial intercourse
which commenced year and a half ago in
conspiracy, and eliminated in wasteful and
destructive war. How different is the pros.
pect, in view OF the events now daily trans
plring, from that Of year Rgol Then the
supports of the government were rapidly fall.
ing away. Treachery and plumber were hold
ing their carnival over the expected ruin o
federal authority in all the slave states. Pi
rate vessels were fitting out at nearly ever,
southern port to prey upon the lawful apC
peaceful commerce OF the country. Their,
appeared to be no hope, no relief save in III,
revived patriotism Of the loyal states, and it
consolidation into an army and navy such a
no tree government ever before maintained.
The trying events Of the year have passed
and the king is returning TO his own again
Conspiracy las been fOiled. Piracy has no
prospered. The enemy has been driven from
nearly all the important points opening to The
sea except Norfolk aud is making his las
desperate delcnceS in the interior. 1t is O
proper time tor commerce 10 unfurl its saill
again under the old flag, aud give assurance
to the world sha' iIS mission ia to carry peace
prosperity, and freedom, wherever il goes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

THERE is rumor, undoubtedly invented
by some OF the sensationists at Washington,
that the border stale men contemplate retiring
from congress in a body, on account of the
expected passage of the confscation measures.
The report is an imputation on the loyalty
and the good sense of every one OF them, and
comes from those ''perturbed spirits who
would rejoice in their departure. But 1t has
no foundation in tact OF probability.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

CRY OF THE EMPTY SToMACHs-Since
we have had so much Of weather and SO little
OF food, lately, the usual highly original uues.
ton, OF "WhAt DO you think OF tie weather ~
has been laid aside tor a little whle-especi.l.
ly that the question is answered in the face of
every man-and the more interesting one of
elbows your appetite 2" is emp,Oyed in its
place, with vigor truly tanlslizirg in the
present state OF food
"llow's your appetite 2" is a test question
OF some importance Just now, when our mar
kets are in v,ry unhappy state of naked.
ness, and our clearinghouse keepers and ho.
tel proprietors are struggling in the effort to
do that which las been often tried, and very
rarely, ii ever, accomplished, OF "making both
ends meat. Flows your appetite?" is a
cruel question just now, whom poultry, beet,
and vii the meats are at famine prices, and
vegetables, even raw onions, are worth more
than their weight in gold when a mere cook.
cry book is feSSt-and no invitations to din.
ner are ever given,
What shall We do Worse things are before
US; the Lincoln blockade las caused lea to 20
up in the market so high that, at best it can
only be drawn mild aud coffee is likely TO be
strong only in the pulls on our purses The
capture ot New Orleans will in tie course Of
short time, place sugar and molasses out of
all question, Plum buildings, pancakes, birth
day cakes, and many others of the "ewtels"
and dvicacies Of this mortal life will soon he
but things Of the past.
But what are we to do I? We cannot five ON
niddling aud beans, for bacon is "oriu" high,
and beaus are indigestibIe if the skins are
swallowed, and wi be apt 10 cause the dys
pepsia, which is as bad, il not worse than the
govt or the Yankees, A man will grow "pale
aud stringy" if he live always on rice.
Really we grOan and groan over the dismal
prospects Of "a spread" in our dining-room
and the nim chances OF ever having tie felie
itv Of calling. on our better half, in accents
sweet, to
Carve us yst another slice
To hepui to moro Ayy still"
Except to delicate females, who are very del.
icato eaters, the question OF "HoW's your an.
petite = should, in the present state of tIie
nrnli.inn ...nrL.L l. - -. - " w.
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~, "A Gard To Lhe E.nGIics.
DR. DUPONCU'S GOLDEN PERiODiCAL

,.,,., FOR FEMALES ~
aatiOt ~ correcting regulating, and removing all oh
as a preventive. 49, '' '''NNHSiu
lhc combination Of ingredients In these PILLS are nor
leclS harmless Their tRcaCy and merits are based nm
a extensive prncc" Of ttitV years; and where
INC directions have heen strictly followed they have new
Si correct All irregularities They relieve main
w ana dlncult Menstruatiun. (particularlV M lie
SaHse OF llic) They Will cure the Whites and reinovs
an oostruetOns arising from colds exposure or snv
G.utc ana may be used successfully as preventive
teAles peculiarly situated, those SURPRISING them
sNesbO are cautioned against using these Tilis while
~ mat condition, lest they invite MISCARRIAGE aud iho
XXX hfsuhes no responsibility after this sdmons
10 Their nildnets prevent any mischief
and Vtherrse tile PILLS arc recommended Full
SnIi IL nnulrenuOht accompany each box Price ali
DIVIb tWsHrIsse'!sr nait by the following druggists;
dc. ssnd ana W. T. GouLDINGI4S Main e. La.
s"nt w ONCE, can have tEe ns
1SS sia;s' sold also by 4. a, burfsW Gilman
mcIu anu ~ o. Henry, Wesboru' and ~ M IIvOk-
IL every village md city in the nfed " "ne DGnEgist
II; move Sole Proprietor, New YORK. ""'eSa anu ny ,.
b-BeWare of Commercials Huy M c,,,. ,,.,
otbnrs are une,s the box is signed s. D. Hove XII
ysi Imposition and unsac therefore ne n
bE our is and health 10 say nothing of bcp b NOV
pussJg Uu o. your money! buy only Of those WIZ sb
ue Signature Of d. Howe on every bnS ,"ii o snoW
forfeited. d III .nc fllls being crun
"iWh 900
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

DEATH OF REV. DIR. SSELL.-Died at
North Brook1eid, on Sunday, 4Lh inst, Rev.
Thomas Smell, d. D., in the 86lh year OF his
age and the Gath of his ministry. He was
born at Cummington in IVA, graduated at
Dartmouth college in 1895, was ordained over
the small parish in Rroukfeld (now North
Brookfeld June u, 1898, and continued sole
pastor till 1851. period of over 53 years.
Few ministers possessed better qualfica.
tious for the sacred office, or have had greater
success. lie was distinguished tor his good
sense, sound Judgment, and sincere devotion
to his work. He commenced with small
and feeble church. He lived TO see it one of
the largest in the country. His personal in
tluence was great, and in the highest degree
beneficial to the town in which he labored.
He has lett nearly twenty sermons and other
dlscourses, which have been published.
Amongst them sermon delivered before
the gislaturv in 1917, an Grafton delivered at
Brookfvld, july All, 1873, and four historical
dscourses relating to the town, church, or So
cicty. with which he was connected.
DR. Smell was the last of five ministers
whose parishes Joined, that lived to a great
age, and preached on an average over fifty
years each, viz Rev. DIR. John Fisk OF New
Braintree, Rev. Daniel Tomlinson of Oakham,
Rev. Mr Pope OF Spencer, Rev. Micah Stene
of Brockfeld, and Rev. Ephraim Ward Of
West Brooktield. Perhaps a similar case
could not be found in the commonwealth.
DIR. Smell has left three sons-Professor Z
S. Smell of Amherst College, Rev. VIM. w
Smell of Rockford, Minnesota, and Deacon
Thomas Smell Of North Brooktield; also fou
daughters, one Of whom resides in Illinois, anC
the others in this state The funeral service
will take place on Wednesday next, at TIVE
o'clock P. NJ, in the meeting. house OF the fra
Congregational society in North Brookneld
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hsimb"ld'H Extract Huchu, the Great Di-
,,,,,,,,...- ufcIIc.
HELMBoLDS EXTRACT BUCHU.
uEI,tuo,,,,y ,,,,c,, ,,,, lie GREAT DIURETIC.
urtunotn,s r,vrp c,- me GREAT DIURETIC.
TIE GREAT DIURETIC.
Ani Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases the
bauqer, hidneNs Gravel, DTOpspy Orr auic Wrnkness
ana az Dseh'es Of the Urinary Organs see AIyrrtise
Medicine at once. ~ ~" 'ei'U IoI mo
apps dcodp,,, i'' i1il0'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

LEWIS GYMNAsTIcs.-Miss brakes classes
are hereafter to be held in Brinley Hall The
juvenile class will meet at O'Clock WSdnes-
day afternoon. and the adult class at y o'clock
the same evening AS the Impression has
gone abroad that gentlemen were not expect
ed to join the evening class, we are requested
to correct the error. 1t is expected and desired
that gentleman should unite with the ladies IN
these graceful exercises.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

LIEUT. PROUrr.-.The correspondent, NJ
the Boston Journal, who was present at the
bombardment Of fort Macon, says that good
service was done by til: battery ofS-inch NOR
iars, commanded by Lieut. Prouty of the 25lh
Massachusetts regiment assisted by leuten.
ant Of the Sd New York artillery. Lieut.
prouy's experience in artillery practice was
very limited before he undertook the erection
aud command Of This battery, but his conduct
IN the bom5arlment soon elected the warm
praise Of those who witnessed the effect Of the
shells from tllis battery.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

SENSATION DIsrATcHEs.-We are not sur
nriscd that the author OF the dispatch from
Cairo, day or two since, announcing news
ct the highest Importance from Pittsburg
I,anding," iias met with rebuke from head
quarters at Washington. The anxiety which
that iI-advised aud grourdless report occa-
stoned y wherever il was read shows how much
depends on the most careful good faith IN the
mnItrr Of " ar disnatches.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

AN INCIDENT IN NASHVILLE Over tho
large gate at the provost marshnPs splendid
headquartets-EIliotts female schoolEwsvs,
Union flag a very ardent secesh ladv Who
wished to see Col. Matthews was about n ,,s,s
through me gate, when looking M She beGrId
tue proud nag Tapping like an eagles wing
oFvI his eyrlo. Starting back, horfor.struck
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

Beautiful little representations Of Sea Moses and rare
fowsrs, very cheap, ard also choice Photograph AL
buns with Photographs and Pictures every var
ETY. will greet the of the visitor to the Academy of
Fine Arts to day or this evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

Mss Albee takes this public method Of informing
UsI ehus anu patrons that her School (No Warren
bloCk REAR street, will the first OF Nav mass in
10 tae hants Of Miss EMMA TAGGARr, well known
as teacher OF Public schools III this city She trusts
that the afOnaPe KenerOu " bestowed ON her tho
laS hlteeu years will be extended her successor
MISS IAGGARi will commence her summer Tern,
MONDAY, May IL. d4w an INn
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w ht.L can VOnnn de In SFarP-Nucb aver,
wav But she can't keep peace in te family ~ittotS
PUS Oh Dead Shot to XIII on the blood thirsty hoTles Of
nunsry Bsd Bugs that, unlimited intr, Jnce thcm
sees 70 ner dgers to their great annoyance and ais
E uSii VOW Is me time to use it Kill EN- now No
i11iy should be without it. he Dead ShDt makes
smetp readers peace certain by the annihiiafon
s. eHehy SoI1 6y ailthe Druggists Agents in Wor-
49, NNi1'u4ON co. dim apps
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

wrt1Aw.prRe.-Th town of Williams
burg to the vicinity OF which the rebel army
have retreated is situated ten miles in north
westerly direction from Yorktown, and about
equally distant from The York and James riv-
els. 1t is sixty miles from Richmond, is the
seat OF Williams and Mary's college. is the old
est Incorporated town in Virginia, and has
population OF about fifteen hundred inhaoi
nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

lr is suggested, as 1t punishment Of the
inso' ent mayor Of New Orleans, that Gen.
Butter should write him letter!
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THE CHILDREN CONCERT.-There was a
good attendance at Mechanics Hall, last might,
and Mrs Summers May Day concert was re-
peated very successfully.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

Recent excavations in Rome have disclosed
the magnificent entrance to the palace Of the
CGsars, called the Clivus Palatinus. il IL the
same width as the ordinary Roman roads, aud
like the Appian way, is paved with huge
blocks If stone
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

Auction OF FRUIT TREES, &C.-The sale
of j. NJ Earle's fruit trees, shrubbery, &c,
will take place at his gardens, 262 Main
street, ut 10 o'clock this morning, weather
permitting.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

DR.. j. q. Mott, Physician and Surgeon
So Court street Howard, Boston, consulted
Sc = lie
alIdisraaes ofthe Urinary and Genital Organs Scrus
AHcct0rs Hurors OF all kinus Sores Ulcers and run
tlOns, Female Complaints, &c An experience Of over
twenty years extensive practice enabeS DR. to cure
all OF the most tincult Medicines entirely veg
elS"le. AdNlcc FFee deOdly iy20
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

Il SO, You have bought too soon CTMMINttS
S SN,;'. ~ SELF REGULATOR is he Machine
aDOVe all others III use mo altering Screirs for every
piece ana NO IRON KusT a child can wiring yonr
ciothes with This Machine, well Us IN aolaif Cal
and see one in use at G. A. CUMMINGS Sbnp 5as
MAR street opposite Brinley Hall. F' ~"
AGENTS wanted III every state, City and Town State
County, and Town Rights for Sale ar 80
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MRS; Il. X. CLARK, n. d., Physician and sue
eT anu vicinity that she continues to treat ali diSesses
peGuiiar to females scientifically and successfully Con-
ncr of Myrtle ,iif wv ~ al" siieet, S0r-
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vnt;i 1sIi irssi"ns and TX PerIenca Of AN In
",-L apllshed Tor the benrit and as a uarninr s,d
T"pIOm 10 Young men who surer from Nervous neb
~ tclAture l'ecay dc; supplying AT the ssms tiya
a1c means OF se cure. by who has cured h,tf
ael oclg put 10 great expense through ncdica ir
silloh ana quAcksrY. by enclosing D0stnoiJ ndt,
iii slSSLE SoPiEs may be had Of the author IA
\. Y. dkWiy i0'u hihss county,
N.-WIl mnh0
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n, Nonin Ware Rooms, No. Bangs Hook
ne undersigned would respectfully call The oItnntion
OF the public his CONN Ware Rooms now omen az w
bangs Block, opposite the Court House VIII, re Will
oe found constantly on HAND COFFINS and CASK ETS
OF All sizes and patterns and trimmed will Tho
best material Also Comm Plates and Robes Wv
Worcester, Feb IS, 1862 dtf Ni'O"H 10
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SroSE's OMNIBUsEs will leave opposite the
Bay State House AT y till O'Clock to day, to
accommodate those who wish to attend Hsv'
DR.. Nelson's half century anniversary, at
Leicester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

BntehelOT's Hair Dye, rIlE Trs7- 80 -
W, A. Ba'cheIoro Splendid Hair Dye is tho V''Lp
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known "'"
tanlaneons ins effects, does not stain the
oru'es inc hair lore lie careful and use mana nthe,
tnan inc senuine, signed each side Of evor,. NO..
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR. Sold by all respeetabio nrne
ss'S ana rsney Goods Stores everywhere. Manur,e.
Tory no. 81 BARCLAY street. date Is Bond street and 2sl
y" '"Ih dGwlY aus
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bkokERs BoAkD-MoNDAY, May g.
SSjjeG0o United States coupon skies dssD 1oo,
S2bOOO do W iVV9
$1,000 do lWe
$1,000 do lNUS
S3l ,O0y do l0l
a sS!s United states $40 pei cent Loans ig5a
$1,000 do lgi3
s9%o. Unit states Certificates Of Indebtedne & y9s
ggVvg - do endorsed, o0B
.9o'.W United states r. Iistefcd Skies (I6sD XII
3lh5OO American Gold, '" io,3
q V0N hichgah Central Fights Qse2J igiq
Stt'UVV =, do (t66Bl i09l
Vv1u iOst0n, Concord Il ll0nTcn H. II seycpn 5,7o ig
500 IiaIinweii Gii, ,osssu Sizes 1908
NOOl City Of Cincinnati Skies iW
= boston and Worcester Kallrood ,W
i2O Philadelphia and WILMINGTON Rullrood ~
2lO do o.,
NV do 81. 0jf
Old Colony ana Fail River Rajlroad on rye
do ~,
liotton and towel railroad lUlt
u Western lssilruad W
8 Fitchburg Railroad, l2O
~ hlddleseS Horse Railroad W
New York Central BAilrUnd q
. do NJ
Wy vermont and Massachusetts Railroad e5
~ anbridRe Horse Railroad II
: Nashua Manufacturer Tnn,ron,. ~
~ webster Bank N'"p"'F No
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L.. Il. Nlch0lH, VI. D-, Homeopathic E'hystS
cIan-Ofce sndresidence III Main street. Office hours
from to and from TO O'Clock
Worcester, October. 20, 1850. diff alb
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Special aotues.

Free Lssture.-NRS, H. oLEARY NJ D.
graduate of the Penn Medical University rbilGdepha
will deliver smother Lecture, TO Ladies only at WASH
BURN HALL, At clock. THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
my6 d3t~