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he1Qle @k1iEsEN shattered aud dis ItcE t9klLE
eassd system, purifying snd e4richng the Blood
restoring the sick, suffering inya i'd to Hsa.tk $40
StYtSgth.
THKRH - 30 MISTAKE ABOUT r.
Il will cure Liyer Complaint, DyspeIsIe, Dlsr-
rhra, Dysentery, Headaohe, Depression of Spirlts
Fever and Ague, Inward Fever, Bad Breath, on
any disease of the Liver. Stomach or Bowels.
III Gentlemen, do You wish 10 DO Healthy.
IDLadies do you vsnt the Ploom Of Health t.
mount 20 your cheeks sEsin!-theu 60 ct once and
got MsLsa3's Ssrersfaer.ss Cordss! saa Bliss
PsySksS, Delay not . moment; IL la warranted ts
give satisfaction /. Will ouro any diseasc of tis
kidneys, Womb, o. Bladder; FsIuting, Ob rtrsctes
Menstrusslon, Failing of the Womb, Bsrrsnusss
or sly disease arising from Chronis Or Esryssa
FOE cafsDEsS.
30 be Re.lthy Strong snd Il oeustGfhen rive shss
MeLssss StyssgtAssiSg Cordial, see tao direetisns
on eaoh bS.tle) il is delicious 20 tsso,
lyons table spoonful, taken every morning
Tasting, IL q ssre preventive against Chllis enl
Fever, Yellow Fever, Chelsrs or sny prevailing
-VCAtrIeN,-Bs.are Of Druggists and Dealers
eI Ssriitarlils, (Which sseJ csn bay cheap By
saying u (EEs c. GOOD There are sven ract "a "a
enSEsh - stsf! sart Of my peyuo TO dab thar viz
Ges99GsnF, Gysld sgon i-.enoxs pIfAYKr ans
ttsif vil!a5ness ecUa0snos AK fer Or. J. s.
N.Aesn,5 strengthening CoTtiai fpd R!oed Pxri-
asr; gaze rsthinr else Ii isthn OILY farcay thst
MI Psriiy Josr Blood thoroughly. and, Q. Ia gsIss
Gs1e sYxEksSssH and INvIsoka7R the ySsis or
feslzausn; 10 is patti, Large Bssilss-3l ssr
bsttl0, 81 SIX hotties for as. ~ 20
BIZ. ]. a. MCLEAN, Sole ProarIs.sr,
Cernsr shiTd ana Pias Sta, 81. LsE:s, lie.
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RRLMRoLD's EXTRACT B UcHV,

HRLMB0LD's EXTRACT B UcHV,
For Weaknesses
Arising from EIoesses, Habits Of Dissipation,
Early indisorstIon or Abuse,
ATTENDED vith tIs JoIIossiss SyaSto1s:
Weak Nerves, TrembIinS
Horror of Disease, warehouses
GniyeIasI Lsssituds Of the Mu,culsr system ter p-
Dynsss Of the Skin. Eruption. on The f fsSs
PALLID COUNIENANCE,
Ssso ,ymss0ms' slIov.d to g on which this
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
in ono Of which the patient may expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently fol-
loved br those "DIREFUL DISEASES"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
hanJ are aware Of the cause Of thei. suffering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF The INSANE AsY.
LUMS,
A~d tie Melancholy DEATHS by Cs~ss~Sftss,
BEAR AMPLE wIIs.ss TO TIE 1RUrH OF THIS
AssHEvloNs
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid Of medicine
to strengthen and
Invisorsts the Systsm.
Hkich HBLMBOLDS EXTRACT UCHV -
earSably do1s.
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE TEE aesI sKxlyIeAL
S-FEMALES-PB MALES,
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
IL nasy Afsefio~s peculiar TO NsaIss,
the Extract Buehu Is unesuslled By any other
remedy, as In Chorls or Retention, Iregularity.
Stons, oerated or soirrhous state OF the Uterus,
Leucorrh@a or, Whites, Sterliity, and for oil
eomr,a1t. incident to the sax vhether arising
from lndlscretlnn, Habits of Dissi patton, in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFK.
IIsINProMs ABOVE
NO FAMiL sRoULD BE WITHOUT III
SiIz NO HonI BLLsAH, MHRcyIY. or yNYlIAs-
ANT MEDICINES VoI uNPLIAsANf AND DANsxloys
1IsEAsHs.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BgcHV
cURHs
SECRET DISEASES
Il all their Stages, At liEtle ExDense,
Little or no change in Diet, No inoonven,snos,
Asd 30 Bzyosxss,
Ii causes free desre and elvos strength .
Urlnate, thereby removing distinctions.
Preventing and Curing Structures of the Urethrs.
the Class of diseases, and expeTing 81 Pssssasss,
D;Ssassd dsd Worn o2f Matter.
THOUSANDS Upon THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BE oHyck TIE VICTIMS o.
short time, have found they were deceived. and
that the POISON" has, by tbs use of "fowIlIJI
Break out in IN srsr.vstsd FORM H. and ID '"' v
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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ntns and diseases of the
URINARY 0kGAHs,
Whistler szis.in. IN
AAkE Oh EEKkLE
Prem vSftsvsr ssass originating, and n nattar sf
HoW LONG STANDING.
diseases 81 tisss Organs Szirs tbs aid GA
DIJRE5IO.
EEBEBcID'E EX7RAsT 3 UsHU IL ZEE
GKRA7 DIGREfIs,
Aat Is asrtSt. b have tao desired eject N n,
Diseases
F0R vTEICn II ID RECOMMENDS
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H5Hs9sss &: , s'slEssH ai 3: F.Rl
~; - epi9dME: h7vs ds y. an
ssss ks9ssity SsSs Of 3 saT n:ss inssls es
~ i7tgssonx ksetsrss On MarriaEe apd lis DIV
cline, lndigegdon. weakness. 6e1rsssien, OF Ia
49,. % fhysolo1y sne .NsaIss Law. Tht.s
nshtcntns sna :sy,ns thousSeAs. and vin be for
sraaa ne o. ne fseeiIs Of lolI sn1ps, b. i'd
- AeS6eSas so Broaevas New YORK. jyls-E
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p DS. JOHNSTON,

Lock HOS ITAL,
Hes iisccgsTeG fa= mos. CsrtGia, SPEEDY ssd esIs
EG.c;mIi ReD:eGy ~ she World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
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EUa WOOD AMP COAL.
r6s7 OFFICE DElIRrMsHf.

W A-AiEsLOSI AlEect ~ tot2
SILL = E-@G5sZs eli % 10 g we'd az this De-
ts.tia - en-. l'ci- cL Y on II sLdEJ, chs let
gay - -eF;l-S 6r TOD !Uf2isl!rg for this Depart
l5g toIs 20 I'D. % tho 'onJ Of III. bss, hard
- LIt7 IN ca. furnace Glxs
90 .osds best cI v Cd. and
r. c2-ds 5ss' bsse-s' ii.Ee.
De hat Il ynl T., as iesst 20 30 delivered 6y the
18th .. SeTlsInDe, ara is balance q soon there
att - - 20 - Gn e Gisde 10 receive It.
tSci ,Os =El-- or Id eith.T one sepsrste!Y and
,E,r 'i-s - D. co sIIaroa accord rkiJ
;als Set y aIrsns-, sR'a nisE. be snsd5 to Sc
he 'Noo1 10 o 20 20 81 q. 4 leL-uret rpon
tee srsn ists, O's mai ne osk 20 b. saved luto
yaS7e 40 e. - & c;i.- Gsi tvo, ans a. to
G. s~as l.. he oe.. ar
a. = a. is 20 be slowed away an tho buuks.
= DC 3 : yeTy Cs-5sI ne,
~. 81 :, i Is entertained u-!saItteyro.. sat
t:.s'-..iJ tIdSr2' 80 rs farClaned OF tas re.iL-
Ps'm9-t, 81 b mao without unreasonable
s.r5's, o! rs Co.l rrcpos-d 70 be furnished
a,: DC O. CII..,d 10 ge 4uPerlzteadeoI before tho
~ Il ~es -mcC--
s'F,a ~ &c Post Cihce ieIa tInenr. ara cndo -sed
- = g1-. = -. v 900 70 Gosl." .uiS.5tsslscPi
Il BULLION BANK
HIS bs1k Is n1E dOirs busiI-ss ~ tho corner
2. ~ ss,ee' saa r. ave.us. deaiInE IN drsfr,,
- ar e. it''' tfeaSa G3tsS OF 2tnef ourIen,
az n-I-.a. c.r,,.@r: '-'A'AAt !, t %tI%:
d
Jssa pIiif : cd ca, Ers. sIons pocumsn,s, P.t
en- OElco Il sStf ?, POsI CEGe B1nss, pam
Fh e's. ~ ~s1sPsr CIIc llars a.d cd Docume .ts
o eve deso p IO1 80 be used :or ,aPsf nlakeIs'
sock AoCr5ss
e1CCKWELL & EMERSON,
10 and ~ AE9 sIIeet,
sc ~ - new YORK Olty,
ID NOTICE..
L EFSDNS Esr.cG W SIX or gore EJe3 can bs
CGIe1 - g-,Er
ARS. BAREOE's EYE SALVE,
,oT Esys $50 TrtutIeit street, between ii and Pa.
sF-rce. Su2 !m-
Il. -. HOOD
: = Lens ss'5y fGcs-TiEF tEt sSs SiEp - or hard
fGil ECFsJ OF 81 tic most &C .br.ted q.
sAECHEr tEG. ETe L.Gnu tsc.S-s2 In ENG M
%. SE,tEcraIt sud America. DoIa in Go1t ktkrs
- St.ysI eases. he A.so keeTss ,arte stock O.
ne ~ In Oh TIE most desirable styl o. get
- igsTHLds, EmerS- -, x RbIes and all ot6eI
,sa-ls. re EelsJ lsactscIurllg al kinds OF Sole
y fs-d - yer " Ers, and keeps S~oTds, Rcvoi
l%5, S~Ord tets sad eEsbos, Bowie knIvas
s--Ois, :; s'Ois, Ec.d, q yer ind Steei Spe Is.
s-e-- az great variety Of ether things gseay
<s4t K I@ss - store, aid 8 at tie Fsry oWssi
So. -. - "a tseHEc, hstRssu Fth snd ilts
e 1877
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LIST NO FALSE DELICACf PREVENT.
APPLY lMMEDIATELY
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SE0aE' D gHBsFtTs sEEsH sIEfPr Fl skAska

% s4kH HEiIflAAEsz's siE4l
TM .s.t Osvssis RssssSy Es~ UssS.
"Yes," positive cure for
.oro..s}6REac, SsE t.E 2IsE EAkFSs,,u,.s
Sss sss l6. 3 s i 9 S g ssssi e cure. 0s''
fhSy are enktrely. vsgsslble, having no smell nor
Any slIssassnt tasts. sadlviIl not u any va, IN
Cares N Don two 70 leu es1s. snd recent o. ,..
slass I%ysSiaN safsss:y.ysa,t o. eftSs so:i
sAMA1iTAN's GIFT
W. cSrs ~ 49, IN nom No 70 fosr days. a.
TWENTY POUR HOURS,
E:sSssIs - sysssls, ss sksags0Isfss~.
s:: ss.s s s.: sS ss.1
MefeaYy, 6 enc tly the
Ben. b. mai q 5 Ilsis eavsioSss.
Snos nale laek1Ees. 81
SYiSsRs sHsR 5 SSISE''
FOB sffh bfskS ~ sykNEiExE
Here e yositivs ears-no Msrcsry-no PoI.or-
This form Of the disssse makes its sppesrsnee IN
sorse on the ofgans Of genersnen, or they may oc-
noaty on tks tfoins, and very oitsn - ulcers 81
boAe., 4e- &c. Any and eli Of these Tmt - toms ma
sAMARi7lNs ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Sent BY cypress. Pnoe 81 bottle, or bottIea
sAMARITAN,s cHANcRR VASE.
tESHOSD ! Co. Box ;' Isl ii fAii.dsI,hi. po..
SOD By Q. CALVERT FORD, corner ofnn
r. EST0S On s.,,S p,-L., NM
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II IL preierrst, artlss wishing TO ordsr oriGi-
nj ssoksEeI can hsye tasm shipped direct frou,
New YORK. CSTHEIn BROTHERS.,
al sun avs PSnnsJ Ivanla avenue.
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~ BULLION BAhX!
! ais BeLk Is r. q doing busiI-s. ~ the oorns
- "a s;ieet G1d Ps. aveUue, dealing IN draft,
.15-Isi 'zo sELEc. e. Tedssms IL. bills ia s2eci
- "or'sE- fsc~s. Tce&sg = nOl5s or Otnef ourron
EJley HI. BAACkETE, Prss't
ivy 40 ''sFt.fsT v I'M
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,ioa5ef OF .he R0yal College Of Surgeons, Lon
ton, gFaGxs$e trcla ols OF TIE most eminent Col
whCse ME E3s been s:orl IL tbs hospitals OF
London, PSris, phI.adclfhIs ana elsewhere, has
efec cd scIS !: si3 Most astonishing cures "a 81
se't cv5r known; 1.fIg G-0ghled with rlnyIng In
the mead Gn1 cara when 68l5eH; great nerycp3-
ness. being G!EI1at e: asdden fcUpds, bsshfnf-
- Gita frSaGcn. b eshing, attended sometimes
with derslgcmens IL Kind, Naf5 cared immedi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-05

in accordance with an order from the war de-
partment to fill up the ''red gaps" in the old
regiments.
The Chicago churches are awake to the ne
ceSsitieS of the hour. On Sunday, at the
close of the morning service at the Church of
the Unity, the congregation formed itself into
a war meeting and subscribed $3.50 to the
volunteer fund.- Nine boys from one class in
the second UniversaliSt Sunday school, stout
young fellows from sixteen to nineteen years
of age, have volunteered. Five of the teach
ers are also raising companies. The Tribune
says that the board of trade battery "drew its
first blood on Sunday. As Mr.. ID. B. Rich
ardson, one of its members, was going to
church, heSwas met by secesh acquaintance,
who told him he was fool to enlist, and hur-
rahed for JEFF. Davis. This was more than
the battery man could stand. He therefore
soundly thrashed his opponent, though the lat
ter was much larger man, and then went to
| church with clear conscience, feeling that
he had done an important duty"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-05

Col. FRANK BLAIR.-A somewhat bitter
contest is now going on in the St. Louis dis
trict where Col. Blair is running as an indie
pendent candidate for congress, and is in
the meantime attempting to raise brig
AIDE for the war. His conduct toward Gen.
Fremont, last year, has alienated from him
the friendship of large body of republicans
who stood faithfully by him during his early
political life, which promised SO much more
than it has fulfilled, and his more recent va
carries bid fair to alienate from him the sup
port of all the rest. The st. Louis Democrat.
speaking of his recent abandonment of the
brave and honest views of public policy and
public duty which he once held, says :
There is no more discouraging indication
or defective character than for man to re-
nounce the hopeful and generous opinions of
which in his unselfish youth he has been the
champion, and to adopt those of the bunker
school, in view Of political advantage or pre-
terment. The keen moral sense of youth has
been blunted in public life and given place to
an appetite for office or position. under the
craving demands of which honor, conscience.
and principle are forgotten, or remembered to
be boosted OF as things once possessed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-05
Gen. Hunter ON slavery.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF THE Souri,
HILToN HEAD, PoMT Fowl. S. @. Lnlx IL

HEADQUARTERS Dept OF THE SoUTH.
HILTON HEAD, PoRr ROYAL, S. c., July II.
REV. STEPHEN II. TYING, President of the
National Freedmans Relief Association, New
York City: SRI have the honor to acknow-
ledge the receipt of your communication
dated June 2, 1862, expressing to me the
approval of my course in regard to the freed
slaves OF this department by the important
and benevolent association of which Won are
president. Satisfied of having attempted, in
the absence of instructions, to do nv duty in
the matter according to the best lights of NV
Judgment and long experience, every assur-
ance OF sympathy from men whose characters
esteem in gratifying, and enables me to
wait more patiently for those inevitable DAYS
which are to give a policy on the slavery
question to our government, 1t is my only
teaf that the lesson may not be understood
and acted upon until read in characters of
blood ut the tireside of every northern family.
To attain wisdom we must suffer; but that
wisdom on the slavery question must finally
be obtained, is my sustaining faith.
Our people are not dull of comprehension
in regard to matters about which free plav is
gwen to their common sense. When fire is
spreading through block of houses. thew do
not hesitate to batter down an intermediate
mouse to save the remainder of the block.
When the plague occupies an infected district
tne district is quarantined, and every resource
OF science and industry put forth to rid tbn To-
cality of its presence. The soldiers of heoltb
are by no means ordered to mount guard over
each smitten house, and see that the vested
interests OF pestllence are protected "Break
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-05

digious bearer. All the four varieties may be
cultivated either on pear or ounce roots; but
in the latter mode of cultivation, like many
other pears, the trees would be preferable, If
double worked upon some strong growing
sort. which makes a firm union with the
ounce. No. is but day or two, if any car
lier than No. 3. 1t is of fine sweet flavor.
orange color in the shade, with bright red
cheek on the side exposed to the sun, regular
in form, and very beautiful, as we judge by
the specimens just laid upon our table by our
friend, Mr.. Jaques.
No ., which is doubtless the most profita-
bic market pear ripcned before No. is well
known on our fruit stands. 1t has the merit
of being larger than No. l, and is also more
vinous; but in point of beauty it is much in
ferior to that variety. No. 3 is the largest of
the four; it is handsome, always fair, and of
nearly first-rate flavor. No. is delicious,
sweet fruit, and is the most profitable market
pear which ripens earlier than the Bartlett.
By the way, now that we think of it, we
must remind our readers of the Worcester
County Horticultural Society's annual exhi-
bition, to be held in this city during cattle
show week, next 16th-19th of Septem-
Der; and we would especially call the atten-
ton of ambitious pomologists to the following
extract from the premium list issued by the
society last spring =
ESPECIAL PREMIuM.-In addition to the
very liberal premiums offered by the society,
the trustees offer for the BEST TWELVE BART
LETT PEARS, upon one dish, grown by the
contributor, in the county of Worcester, the
sum of TWENTY Five DOLLARS. certificate
will be required from competitors for this
premium that the specimens offered were
grown by them within the county. The sec
rotary will see that each plate is properly
numbered and arranged upon the tables, and
the owner will not be permitted to make any
mark or do any act to designate his ownership
until after the premium is awarded. Speci-
mems offered for this premium will not be en-
titled to compete for the regular premium OF
the society,"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-05

uXBRIDGE.--A very enthusiastic war meet
ing was held in Uxbridge last Friday after
noon. Speeches were made by Hon. A. II.
Bullock Of Worcester, Rev. r. D. Burr and
Alvin Cooke, Esq, of Uxbridge, Mr.. Mathews
and B. D. Godfrey, Esq, of Milford, Joel C.
Scott, Esq, of Blackstone, and others. Mu-
sic was furnished by the Slatersville band, and
a great assembly of people were present.
Three recruits enlisted at the meeting, and
five have enlisted since. Eighteen of our
quota are now in camp, several of whom de-
sign joining the 18th and 25th regiments. II.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-05
CITY AND COUNTY.

AURORA BoREALIs.-There was a fine ex
hibition of this celestial phenomenon, last
evening, which excited general attention and
admiration. Groups of delighted gazers were
seen gathered upon the walks and at other
points from which this display of natures
pyrotechnics could be seen to the best advan-
tage. A little before nine o'clock luminous
arch rising to the height of forty-fve degrees,
and extending across the north, gave some
hint of what might be expected, yet indicated
but slightly the dazzling brilliancy which fol-
lowed. Shortly after, bright shafts of light
shot up from the horizon to the zenith, and
others followed in quick succession, extending
eastward, until half the heavens seemed
ablaze. Flash succeeded flash, wave rolled
mp after wave, until the eye was completely
bewildered by the sudden variations Of bright
ness. white wavy stripe directly overhead
kept up a continued undulation, and seemed
a part of the entertainment not often vouch-
safed on such occasions. There was not the
usual crimson appearance, but the complete
ness, the perfection of the scene we have
rarely seen excelled. 1t was two or three
hours before the last ''streamer of the north
ern morn" had faded, and the moon again had
the sky entirely to herself.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-05

Police CoURT.-In the court, yesterday,
John Shea, Dwight Dixon, Jerry Minahan,
and John Collins, for being drunk, were each
fined 81 and costs. VIM. II. Cobb, James
Garvin, and Nicholas Mcmahon, for playing
at cards on the Lords day, were each fined
50 and costs. Michael Welch, for being
present on the occasion of the game, was
fined 81 and costs. Nicholas McMahon, for
assault on assistant marshal Haven, was fined
So and costs. Thomas Lyon, for assault on
officer Cole, was fined So and costs. Daniel
Leo, for disturbing the peace was fined So
and costs. Charles Stewart, for assuming to
be an officer, was bound over in 500 for his
appearance at the criminal term of the supe
rior court ar Fitchburg, commencing on Mon
day next.
Eight casks of ale, seized some time since
from the wagon Thomas S. Scollan, were con-
fiscated, and it was emptied into the sewer by
order of the court.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-05

PERsoNAL.-Our evening contemporary, the
Transcript, announces that Mr.. Il. t. Haines,
gentleman of much experience in journal
ism in Boston and elsewhere, will henceforth
take editorial charge of its columns. We are
happy to add our testimony to the ample quail
ifications which Mr.. Haines has for his duties,
and cordially welcome him to his new field.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-05
Black LoyaIists at the Far South

NEW ORLEANS, July 21.-This morning at
ABOUT ~ O'Clock portion of Captain Homer
d. oprague's company Oh, 18th Connecticut)
"eLc passing the new custom house in the
performance OF patrol duty, when they discov-
S glIu wI'at appeared to be aparty of horsemen.
Taking them into custody, Capt. S. reported
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-05

AT meeting of the directors of the Wor-
cester horse railroad company, held. Monday
evening August 4th, James B. Blake, Esq,
was elected president of the company, and
Charles B. Whiting treasurer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-05

CAMP WooL.-Much activity still prevails
at camp Wool. Many additions are made
daily, and many are sent of-some to the
new camp at Pittsfeld, and some to regiments
in the field. Col. Wells returned last evening
to camp.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-05

PATENTs.-Charles B. Long of this city, as
signor to himself, Augustus Rice and Jona-
than Luther, has received patent for an i'm
provement in device for indicating the ele-
walton of ordinance; Benjamin F. Taft of
Blackstone, a patent for improvement in
pessaries; H. f. Pratt of Fitchburg, patent
for improved seats and backs for chairs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-05

Moan DAVIS & Co.'s COMBINATION Cor
FEE.-This preparation of Mocha and Java
coffees is rapidly gaining favor. 1t is for
sale here at Ballard & Spurs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-05
n Card to the Ladies'.
DIR. DUPoNCo'S COLDER PERIODICAL PILLS


lnalible in correcting regulating and removing all oh
structons from whatever cause, and always successful
preventive.
The combination Of ingredients In these PILLS per
fecy harmless. Their efficacy and merits based up
extensive practice thirty years where
the directions have been strictly followed they have
erfae1 10 correct all Irregularities. They relieve pain
full and difficult MenStruation particularly at the
change of fe) They will cure the Whites and remove
all distractions arising from colds, exposure,
cause; and may be used successfully q preventive
Females peculiarly situated those supposing them
selves So cautioned against using these Pills while
III that condition, lest they invite miscarriage and the
proprietor assumes responsibility after this admoni
ton although their mildness would prevent any mischief
to health; otherwise the Pills recommended. Full
and explicit directions accompany each box. Price ST.
Sold in Worcester Mss by the following druggists:
DAVID SCOTT, PSI Main street, JAMES GREEN, III
Main street, and w. II. GOULDING, l40 Main ST. La
dies by sending by 81 to "either 0fthe ADORE ogeRts
through the Forester Post Office have the pills
sent Confidently by mail to any part of the COUNTY,
free of postage Sold also by A. d. 1Hrdett. Clinton
s. e. Blair, Warren. B. X, DeLdnd, North Brook
field, and s. g. Henry Westboro', and by Druggist
in every village and city in the United States by
D. Howe, Sole Proprietor, New York
\. B-Beware of COunterfeits. Buy no Golden Pills.
of any kind unless the box is signed s. D. Howe. All
others are base imposition and unsafe therefore
value your life and health TO nothing of being hum
bagged out of your money buy only those who show
the signature of d. Howe on every box, which has
recently been added account of the Pills being
forfeited. dom d3O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-05

summer Pears, and the Big Premium.
of pears which ripen before the Bartlett II
would be easy to name four varieties of oreot.
er popularity than any others cultivated in
Worcester county. These are numbered
about in the order that they begin to be in
eating
!, Doyenne d'Etei 2, Madeline 3, Beurre
GifIard; 4, Rosticzer
These are all good bearers; Nos. / and 9
are rather more productive than No. 3, while
No. is a rank, sprawling grower, and pro.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-05

The Confessions and Experience OF In
vaIid.Published for the benefit and warning and
caution to young men who suffer from Nervous Debl
iy, Premature Decay, &c; supplying at the time
the means of self cure. BY who has cured himself
after being put to great expense through medical impo
stiOn and quackery. By enclosing post paid addressed
envelope SINGLE may be had of the author, MA
THANlEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings county,
II. Y. d&wiy mcb0