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From the Southwest.
ANOTHER RAM REPORTED.

MEMPHIS, Aug. lot is said that large
portion of Van Dorn's command is co-operat-
ing with Breckenridge for an immediate attack
on New Orleans. 1t is also currently report
ed and credited at Helena, that the rebels
have completed an alteration of the Star of
the West, which was up Yazoo river, to ram
gunboat, and that she is now at Vicksburg
She is called the Richmond, and is clad with
railroad iron, and mounts twenty-five guns.
One of the ocean tugs up the same river, is
also completed, and came out at the same
time
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n0t1ees.
MASSACHUSETTS
TEACHERS,

ASA ASSOCIATIVE. The eighteenth Annual Meet
ing Of the Massachusetts Teachers Association viii be
held In Worcester, at CRY HALL, on MONDAY and
TUESDAY, August 18th and 18th.
Monday. Aug 1s.-Af l21 OCT, ok D. NJ. the meeting
will be oranszed for the Transaction Of business, The
customary addresses and rep rs will be made At 81
O'Clock .. aiiscussion-subject: What the Extent
Of the Teachers Authority over his scholars beyond
JoseDh White, Secretary Of the Board of Education.
Al clock D. m Lecture by James X. Lombard, Esq.
OF the High school, Worcester
Tuesday, Aug. l9-At o'cl ok a. m a Meeting for
42usess. ~ Y clock a. M Lecture by Samuel w.
me Utility and Practeabllity of Gymnastics In Public
ocnoois At me request of the Committee Of Aafrange
si's. CLASS OF BOYS from tn Eliot School will pres
Practieea IN that school, The lecture will be followed
ny discussion. At 2o'clOck D. m the election III Of
nee.s ana 0ther business. At ~ D. M. Discussion
" .h at are the Res 1onsiblies of Teachers
drew mas consented to the discussion AT clock
y. m. Dscussion--Subiect: The Best Method Of in
ereaslng the Moral Sentiment Of School Al O'Clock
p m "a Lecture by Pruf j. H. Seeye of Amherst Coli re
The lecture will be followed by shoit addresses from "a
rious individuals
The Committee of Arrangements as instructed by the
board of rectors have not requested the private hos
pitaltv Of the citizens of Worcester They have how
meeting can be entertained at the Hotels at hdV e
ussdt rates.
Tickets for the Round Trip either to Worcester and
back. or to Hartford and back. with the privilege
stopping 1t Worcester cn be purchased at the stations
on the Boston and Worcester railroad HALF PRICE
The Secrtarys check will not be received this road
Arrangements have been made with the Western, Con
necticut Valley, Old Colony and Fall River Eastern
Boston aud Maine. Boston and LOWELL and Taunton and
New Bedford Railroads, for free retarn tickets.
JOHN KNEELAND, President.
Il. ID. ADAM :. Rec. Secy.
Boston, July 81. 1862. dtaul9 auIS
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE.-Will bel soId

AsA at Public Auction. on WEDNESDAY. Aug. 20, A.
p 1867? at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon the premises,
the following described estate; certain lot land
uatet in Worcester and bounded follows, to w.t. be-
ginning the southwest thereof land of H. G.
Partridge and upon private passage of said Part
ridge at fence thence nOrtherly by said passage way
forty ght feet and sc inches to land formerly
OF one Whtem0re, thence bv land of said Whit emtre
easerly forty seven Ieet six inches to and
Of Jos Walker thence southerly by said Walkers land
and land now late of Ann r. Cotton fifty feet and
inches to land of said Partridge thence westerly By
land Of said Partridge forty feet six inches to
the place of beginning Said lot is situate between
TIN and Chatham streets in the city Worcester said
private way of G. Parr dye and will be sold in pur-
sunncc of power Ofsale contained in mortgage
given ov Daniel r. Pratt and Ann W. rTatt to George T.
Rice dated the second dav of February, a. S5and
G5 Page 2lS default having been made in the condition
OF SAL mortgage. The terms of the sale will be cash,
and the necessary deeds pass the title premises
VIII be ready for delivery soon thereafter il posi-
pie For further particulars inquire of A. MCF DAVIS
Atty, &C., No. IL Bank Block Foster street.
- GEORGE I. RICE, Mortgage
Worcester, July s, 1867. dis Tvs
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Jim Lane i'm the Field.

ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. l3.-Brig. Gen.
Lane took the fold in person Monday, with
1000 cavalry. He will be joined in the inte-
rior by $50 more men, and will make the
campaign against guerrillas short and decisive
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-14

NEW YORK, August l3.-STOCKS arc higher, and close
steady Chicago and Rock Island 67 Gaena and Chica-
19k Cleveland and Toledo 49, Illinois Genital scrip
trial 66; Hudson 473 Erie ST. Central 93i; Pacific
Mail ll2i; Missouri skies Al; American Gold i2; Wiz
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Amrtr0ns.
H. GREAT SALE OF TWENTY
FIVE VERMONT HORSES.

The North American Lightning Rod Com.
pany Will scllat Public Auction Exchange Hotel in the
cltv OF Worcester. Mass. MONDAY, Aug 49, rs Young
Horses These Horses parchase in northern Yer.
mont IN April and have been driven light wagons;
are wHH br IKE and harde ed to SERVICE having been
one of the best j4dges America With ref
erence to sonndneSs and stamina positive they
will give entire satisfaction. Sale will positive and
without reserve to the highest bidder, ash hand
sale will begn 1T t22 o'clot precisely ANY per
son Purchasing property at this sale failing
ply with the conii ions Of the sale property pur
chased will be sold the following daS the risk and
expense of the purchaser. REYBURN az H INTER-.
+. b HANSON, Auct'r.
Sale IN Providence of twenty Horses, Saturday,
Aug. l6 at Hopkns's Hotel. dtaulQ aus
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MOK rGAG NEN SALE.-Will be sold

Az at Public Auction. WEDNESDAY, the tenth
day of September O'Clock the forenoon the
premises, the following des ribed real certain
tract parcel OF land with the buildings thereon stu
aed on Jefferson street, in the city Of Worcester and
bounded as foil 'ws to wit: bginning at the northwest
ery corner OF land owned by Scott Ellis, thence
ery on said Jefferson street fifty feet thence sjuherly
on land of Josiah Colburn hundred feet
thence easterly land Ladies Collegiate institute fifty
feet thence norherlv On LAND of Scott Ellis hundred
and twenty feet to the point of beginning Said
land will be sold In pursuance Of power of sale
tanned in certain mortgage deed given by Emily $.
Cummings. OF lid Worcester. TO Gerry Hutchinson,
dated the tenth day of June 1861 and recorded the
Registry OF Deeds for Worcester county book 64l page
s. default having been made in the condition of said
MORTGAGE tor further part cuars Inquire of the
gage. GERRY HUTCHINSON MORTGAGES.
Worcester, August 8, 1852. dts aus
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-14

M ADAME MONSUER has arrived, and
- will remain for short time only. at the Lincoln
onse Lad,ess Reception Rooms. stairs, (entrance on
Elm streetlst turning to the right where she can be
consulted IN regard 10 known future relative to
SICKNESS health distant friends marriages wealth.
Der OF Children place of esdenc OF the person in future
ana even the age complexion, condition life &C. of
any one question given her upon any subject whatever
agreeable to the person propounding the question BY
but barely knows. as others know. she do it. She
descended from long line of French Astrologers and
can also tell the future by the hands and cards Those
VINO wish for consultation please call on Madame Mon
Suer, at the Lincoln House Office hours from a. M to
y p III. Terms 81 cents. d2w mi
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Scr Sale or a. get.
FT- SEE FIRST FACE.

ezv- SEE FIRST FACE.
Two RtNT-The Cottage Office on Pearl
AcrGet, of three rooms, recently occupied BY Miss
Adams 70 Fdrtsc akhg II is extremely well located
for MI yscial or ntanv business which requires a
central position Inquire IL Pearl street. dst* aua
no LET-A cottage house ohiome st
= with barn attached. Also, one tenement onaDny
Side Inquire of Holm IIANNONI
Worcester, July IS, 1852 DIFF iy9l
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ECON ONLY IS ALTH
MARTINE's
Patent Kerosene Burner.
To burn Kerosene or Coal Oils

w Z II o U q Q h IN N . v,
Is the article to buy ii wish save money! This Burn
err can be applied to the ordinary fluid lamp ANA has the
Toll wing advantages 1t is the economical burner
yet Invented (ade from the loss breaking ehimnevs
OF the ordinary Kerosene lamDl it he regulated 10
Durn one week day and night for sum less than two
cents neither smokes Smells emits sparks is liable
TO Explode; it inns with sendy flame, similar thUugh
rather more brilliant than fluid, and be carried
around wihou the least danger of being extnqushed
even il taken out door in ordinary weather,
Town riplts will he snll on fIn.Arn hln tnr,,,s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-14

FOR SALE-Horse, Carriage, and Har-
ness; will be sold together or separate Inquire of
r. WiEELOCk, at the Wallo House Stable, W aldo
street. d6t+ eu7
StX NEW MLLODEONS TO RENT,
~ at low prices. J. A. DORMAN,
Jyl DIFF 203 Alain Street,
FFENEMENTS TO LET-Two tene-
4 mcnts of five rooms each convenient for ANAL
families, on Hanover street. c. A. HARRINGTON.
aull dis2w
no LET--The Store No. 50 Main street
opposite Central Church. formerly occupif for the
harness business and recently for the shoe ndng bust
ness; q. A. HARRING ron.
aull ds2W
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-14
AN"h tibutS Will NC solu On iaNOraOe terms.
For sale by II. AYRES. owner of the right for Wor
cester County 23S Main street, Worcester dVwlm aug
-. N.Ui'i otiNNs 'OiSNHici NNNhm But
r IGHT -PORTABLE SELF-GEN

Il 49, Oh ADLE oEl4t -NIEN
- ERNrISG GAS LIGHT for City or Country Gas
made rom COAL OIL, Patented by James s GRAY
DeS lSlh lS3-rhis invention brings the luxurious and
brilliant vas light within the reach all enabling the
armer TO dispense with his asy and offensive smell
ing Kerosene Lam and dripping ctndles, and tho citi-
zehs 70 DC entirely Independent Of gas companies A
PINT OF oil VIII last IN forty hours-dcpendng
upon the size of the flame, which is regulated by kew
clean ana entirely free from DANCE, and IL in
all ornamental for as sucA chandeliers brackets TIA
oie Stands NC Fer lighting private DWELLINGS, church
es SHOPS and railrOad cars, it is unqualified
something entirely DO mistake for an, thing
you have seem The small sizes be carried about
Ike lamp. The oil he burned in any fluid lanp
and will last longer than fluid
Agents wanted IN in the county to sell the
oil and lamps For sale at Nm. BAY State Block or
cester Also county and state rights for ssle by the
pntehtce James Gray, WIN be found above for
a lew days only Angler JENNINGS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-14

SSCHOOt4 FOR GIRLS.-Miss NANCY
- BAKER Will open school for misses at her home
sais9uty frmery the residence of T. W. Ham
mohu ESQ ON Wednesday, the 10th of September
Number OF pupils limited and desired under eis hit
years Several will be received into the family az
boarders. Full particulars upon Application 50
au4 dawistf
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LATEST NEWS.
THE PUR SUIT OF JACKsoN
nv TELEGRAPH

TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-14
RAY STATE INSURANCE STOCK.
- Five shares Bay State Insurance stuck for sale.
Address Box 224 Worcester Post Once d3ts aul9 :

T .EICESTER ACADEMY.-The Fall
~ Term will commence on TUESDAY. Aug. H. under
the charge Of WAl. b. PHILLIPS, A. NJ, Principal
HE NiS,G MERRIAM, A. NJ, and Miss ADELAIDE
borough instruction will be given in the Classics and
gish branches Special facilities are afforded for the
study OF the Natural Scien, aud higher Mathematics
and ample apparatus for illustration provided
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-14

Inc male department Il organized INTO regularly
dled company which will be under strict military dis
cpine INC institution provides arms and equipments
esla ne students furnish their uniforms
IuipN Ancient and Modern Languages ST: High
er English branch, s6; and common English branches
S. per term of fourteen ~es Extra charge Tor Music
and Penmanshp INDECENT studehtgreparlng for the
ministry receive their tuition free Ioart9m s so to
49, and in the club at cost
a. IL. COOLIDGE. See'y
Leicester, Aug. !, 1867. deod&w3w AMI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-14

HN
-, regiment as drummer boy probably b ~ namsd
W tLaf, not quite "a years old, anchor in India ink
had on eheeked Bingham pats, dark Noolen spencer,
pAioIu Tie SHOES run down at heel and speckled palm
~ years old lame in right leg small size ard had on
military cap whoever will return these bows TO New
England Village will be suitably rewarded d3t+ anil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-14

,AoELL FEMALE SEMINARY
=, - This Institution begins its Fall Term on THURS
DAl, september IL. 1t has been in operation eleven
years under the same principal Its teachers arc ali Of
experience III their respective departments
Apply for catalogues and Information
&. w. BRIGGS, Principal.
1nupuhuulc' MISS aug. 1867 deod4w nu4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-05
Coroners' once.

Tm SUPPOSED MURDER AT THE FoOr OF Houston STREET.
The case OF tho unknown found floating In the water
at the foot Of Houston street. East river proves to be
Of than ordinary interest The body has been
identified that Of Bernard Lewis, painter at
Laura Kesnes theatre who has been missing since the
question deceased went to his banker In company with
three rough looking customers and drew $780, that he
the time and rode around the city
carriage. The banker says he thinks he Identify
tho who were in company with deceased,
and has given q description Of the parties
to the police. The fact OF deceased having been
shot, together with the absence Of the money Induces
his friends TO believe that he has been foully dealt with
The wound found upon the person OF the deceased Is
stated TO have been fatal one, and probably in
fcted with pistol. Mr.. Lewis lived in East Twenty.
seven tn street, and was q man OF family.
ACCIDENTAL PorsoyISG.-Coroner Naumann held ar In
quest yesterday at 40 Doancey street, upon the body Of
John Martin, native Of Germany aged thirty five years.
who accidentally poisoned by taking an overdose OF
laudanum. Deceased, IL appears was in the habit OF
taking tho poison for years for the purpose OF relieving
q pain in the head. Verdict in accordance with the
above facts.
THE ARRAY on BOARD THE SHIP ROGER A. HEARN-
The inquest in the case OF John Pearson mate OF the ship
Roger A. Hearn who was killed in an array with one
OF the sailors named John Williams reported in yes
terdays HERALD The evidence seemed pretty conclusive
as TO the assault having been committed by the prisoner
and the Jury rendered verdict against him accordingly
The accused ives committed to await the action of the
Grand Jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-05
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
Alleged Omcial Dimculties Between Lord


Lyons and NJ. MERCER I'm Washington.
In the House OF Commons the 10Th OF May Mr..
DIsRAErI made speech the third reading Of the Gus
toms and Ireland Revenue bill During his address he
attacked the money expenditure OF the government and
the AngoFrench alliance, and in conclusion sadBeforc
sit down there is only topic which for moment
/ wish to dwell and do with regret, because IL is
about myself. But really do IL from respect to the
House. The other night made statement illustrative
OF the that existed between the Of
France and England with regard TO America. | was
urging then upon the House that was inconsistent with
our cordial relations with France TO hear the Prime Minis
ter and Secretary OF State for Foreign Affairs nvegh
against the foreign policy of ally but i said |
thought at the same same. ms tsa b snsrs
mon object, and should have common course Of
policy, it was America; notwithstanding which,
regretted to add, word had reached my ears that
there the Of accord beceen the rprese7ta
vcs Of the tpo governments there which find IN other
places dd say much on the subject II a deli
cato one But said there q sort OF constant ma
nagement, an attempt obtain rival influence which,
considering that they were accredited to the Pre-
sident OF republic, and were in direct communication
with the Minister Of republic seemed 10 be quite out
place, and more In keeping with the intrgues round
the capacious tyrant a Dvan said that could have
said great deal refer past debate with the
permission Of the House because this personal mat
ter The noble lord when he replied, contradcted
thor social nor Parliamentary (Laughter) The noble
lord said the statement was false Well did not inter-
fers at the moment, because, TO tell the truth
really pleased to the noble lord at the end e
a long debate disporting himself with so much vigor
GREAT TEL ina, Tea not h bring 70 In
been angry; but which would have been serious. But
also thought probably this House would believe that
filing however unworthily, the position which now
occupy would not have made q random statement on
such subject. (Cheers.) knew the matter would
keep and therefore, being here again must tell the
noble lord that believe the statement that made
mos. accurate and although from its particular charac
ter il is not capable at this moment Of mathematical
proof before very long, perhaps, there may be even
thc table OF this House certainly in form scarcely
less authentic sufficient proof Of that statement (sar
hear Ana az I am speaking in tho presence Of grsa
many gentlemen, who fortunately what are called
young members Of Parliament may be permitted y
state that this the rst time that the noble lord
hes contr addicted statements that have made, In
mr. equally unceremonious and equally falble
lord PAlsERsToN, in reply said-Sir, the first duty
which. under pressSt circumstances feel IL incumben.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-05
THE INVASION OF MEXICO.
General PRINTS Course Approved by

General Prim's Course Approved by
Spain.
In the Spanish Congress the 10th u Senior Castro
made long speech in support OF the proposition TO
the Ministry for their conduct in reference to Mex
lean affairs.
The Minister OF State in defending the government.
said they approved Of the conduct OF General Prm and
the Spanish Plenipotentiary He promised that op-
porunity should be afforded for full discussion Of the
question after the official documents had been examined
These documents he said would be communicated the
Congress at the proper time.
Senior Castro then withdrew his proposition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-05

NEW BowERy.--Miss Ada lsaacs Menkcn has accepted
an engagement at this establishment and will make her
arst appearance on Monday mex,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-05

OpERAnc ARRANGEMENTS FOR TUE FALL SRAsoN.-Iettera
received from Marezek that he has concluded
an engagement with Madame Charlton for the autumn
and winter This lady is artist Of splendid gifts,
somewhs. in the syls Of Madame Sontag She appeared
in Paris In March last with Tamberlik, and made quite
sensation. Mazzosn saia TO DO OF the best Italian
teri rob,ts living, aud Bartolini the great bari
Tone have also signed contracts for the United States
and Havana Nare,zek was about to leave for Milan
engage another prma doans and tenor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-05

ERLo's GARDES--Miss Caroline Richings takes hor
benefit al this establishment Friday next. We trust
that the public will testify to This interesting young
singer aud actress BY their attendance upon this
sion the high estimation in which her talents are held
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-13
I EIc's Pile and IiumOr Care,

iHE ONLY SURE CIRE
FOR BLEEDING, BLIND. AND IvCuiNG. pi,,,
hh h'in> ~ kutULA SALT RAEUM
AND DISEASES OF rnn
SKIN.
One bottle warranted TO cure every case NJ pi,, Ia,
potp' III al Other cases OF The Gb 80 d,egsrS il NOT
Neu.et are requested 10 refund Tn hcy IN ever, case
Dhly i've Dot e' in thousand returned aud ~ osc 80 -
,ohhfhed fhtbls. Hundreds Gt let ems and cettlncntn
bft now ~ me popr etor's possession, winch can no
zen On ahpll&ati0n send for Hcuiar
Prepared b HENRY u. tOWLE, Chtp,,,t = pa
; Oh bottle ''"'''H WIN
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-13
nEsek,Nsx
Locking G'aSs and iiclare Frame
IMANuE,ACYORY

H"S' 29l East Twenty Third street
~" n i11 Grmnd street ~ 4i5 Centre G,,c,,.
"NfAbLlshrp 1850. NEW YORK. EorAnLlsEzp l.
ms Esabii slmen has been in successful oreraton 81
y"S anu = the Largest &C the kird in The pitrd
have on hand or manufacture to ord,r every H. s"
tiUu of 49, ''N'E'' ''''F'p-
LOOMING GLASS, PICTURE y PORTRAIT FRArrs
F'ain ana Ornamental Pier. Wall, own ara
Maptel Glasses, Connecting Cornice,
case and Bracket Tables. with
Aarhlt slabs, Toilet
\, 80. Glasscs, &C, &c.
NouidingS for Picture Frames 10 LENGTHY .nit,h,
transportation, either Gilt, 3erng, Rosewood oar ~
UIa' birdteyc' hahogony, &C. Our new Naurfac,,ar,
ana extensive facilities enable 10 furnish any arcIa :;
our 'he as good as the best and cheap as tie "b "a
DEALERS ARE INVITED TO CALI. UpoyTs
"l'n they visit New York. We claim IN ~. an,
ply them with every article in our line which b up
lsewhcrr. ~ any '"h purchase
lhll to call when y0u visit New York =" ,Ho'
Office and WIr"rcom No. ~ iri.,,
:pf2m nRt - = 80 ~ ;
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-13
american & E'0rcigD Patent;
Is. H. EDDY
SOLICITOR or P.iYhAYM.
tate taenl 81 g "ueGi D-Hcr Wa.alu-,.. d. Il,
the Act uI ie37.
- STATE street opposite Exiiby 81, Hoo,oo.

the Act Of ls37.,
- STATE street opposite Exilby 81, isoston.
4 HlLh an eltenssyt practc, Of lgward. O.. Ven.
y yeats, continues rsecgsa Paleuts ~ the Unlttss
asu, Grcai Britain, france ant ,tfa, r,yrisr ~,
tres. Caveats .}rgciGraiiC1y ASSIGNMENTS ana, M Ia
pens hr Drawing. iur Patent. .,ecutrJ On ,rrrI
and V ilh trspatc, Ecsp8r, he. mad. ma t.r-cl.
rrstc " orns. D.. determine. lre y,lIait,. %, ir,e r.
teal. ,rtHventions, and Ie.rIur o,Her atvr,rr4G q
al matter. touch NJ he SANE Comes of ~. .a..
any Fatentfurni>ned by re,ll.firc ON Uol.r 4..s
lncnt, recorded At Wasi,uc,o,
1,n. o,,,,,, " " 'ii"-'o";
but throu-h !, inventor, hly.a nv man, In .g-..
patent. a. a.crftaiuIn, The u.,.Ir.biItr ~ fryer.at
In,li faSst, ,y if moi ,mmo,r,,,, hls,,,i ia.aY,.
n,. ,h,, @ NI,i; ne tSS,.m 9',S , g
rATENr uTEICr,h , I'o ~ : : - !. ,,tr.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-13

lArT"N.-AS certain unprincip'ed persons are At.
tempting to palm of the un-ii.p c, :, n1bn in,iio
tons OF my Prepared cline, wonid couJnn ai art
10 HSs'n ne before prchanR. and th2 the f.l! nan
spALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
The New York herald., 1862-02-22
FuwNrTURE.

A BEDRoOx SUR or ESANEII.ED FURNITURE
"A for t2s ss c,lor. q warranted mannfac.ars. al.'
FAIiRls. TON - 3ss csnAi street, opposite Wooster
Established IN ls<a
The New York herald., 1862-02-22

letters.
MIA james B, Adjutant, 4th
cavalry
Nor g Myron, Sberman's
brigade
McCartrr NJ, Capt
Mckenzie John, Sergeant,
10Th = VI
Puriy Lowell, Lieut., Is. SicL
els brigade
Rafferty, Thomas, Capt
Ritter " X, Major
Smith John G, 4lh N II v
Swartzentrnver
Perry, Co b, LIST battalion
The New York herald., 1862-02-22

ANY PERSON HAVING A SECOND. HAND SUR op
"A Psor Furniture or sae can hear OF cAsh pschases
by sddrsSlng Nessn. Heiald o'lce.
The New York herald., 1862-02-22

4 PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET FURNISHED
n Room reasonable terms TO one two single gen.
tlemen, without Bead, 10 aiy with SUNDAY Board.
Apply at LAG Wooster street.