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POSITIVE
SPECIFIC REMEDY
Non Retenstea o. IneonAneaes Of Urtns, frys,e-
ho"' Inflammation or liberation Of tie Bsaa-
Ser and kidneys, Diseases Of tie Prof.
tTote Gland, Stone IN the Bladder,
Coleeroas GrareI or Brick
Dust Deposit and
kueoas or Milky Discharges, and al Dtz.a,.,
Affections Of tie Bladder and Ksanes.,
and Dropsieal Stockings, ertstino
IN Men, Women or Cksldrsn.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT RUCBu.
For Weakness arising from EIcesses, Habits Of p3>
sipation, attended with the followins symptoms.
lndtsposition to EIertion. Loss OF Power.
Loss OF Memory, Difsculty CT Breathing.
Weak Nerves, Trem bling, Horror OF
Disease ,Dimness of VISOR. Wake.
fulness, Pain In the Back
Universal Lassituie OF the
Muscular System, Hot
Hands, Flushing Of
the body, Dry
ness of the
Skin.
ERUPTIoNs ON THE FAos,
PALLID C0UNTENANCE,
These symptoms, II allowed TO 90 or, vs,sh t.s.-
medicine invariably removes SOON follows
tuity, Bpileptic Fits, In one of which ths
patient may expire. Who can say thai
they are not frequently followed BY
those Direful Diseases,' IN.
SANITY xnd CONSUME.
TON. Many are aware
Of the cause OF their
suffering, but none
will confess.
The
records
OF the In
sane Asytums
and the Eelsn.
eholy Deaths By Con.
sunption, bear ample wit.
ness to the truth OF the A.
sertien. The constitution onee
fectsd with Organic Weakness "a
auires the aid Of medicine to etrapotr.,
Ana Inyisorate the system, which HELM
BoLDT EXTRACT BUcHU INVARIABLY po.a
HELMBoLps
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED oohPouHn
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLa.
purifying
the blood, re
moves all diseases
arising from excuses
snd imprudepee in Nfs
chronic constitutional dis
eases arising from an impure
state Of the blood and tbs only relfs
BILE and efectusi known remedy or tina
cure of scrofula, scsld Head, ssh .6t
Rheurn, Pains and swellinss of 81
tbs Bones, Ulcerstions Of the Ira
Throat sndTegs, Blotches, ~
PimpIes on the Face, -isi
letter, ErysipeIss,
and al scsIy
eruptions
OF the
skin.
Two able spoonsful of the Extract O, s.r.sns
rills seied to pint Of water is asi to thu LIhso
Diet Drink, and bottle is fully equal to s.ro,,
of the Syrup of S&rssparilIa, or the Deooc.ior 40
usually made.
STHEsE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMIT
TED TO UsH IN THE UNITED sTATEsARHy
and also in very general use In all the sTAFfl
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INsTI
TUTI0Ns throughout the land, 50 well a in ur+
vats practices, and considered az iurslu.AIo
remedies.
ZEE MEDICAL PRoPERT1Rs OF BuoEu,
From DtspeHsatory Of tie United IStsses.
See Professor DEWKEs' valuable works On ths
Practice of Physic
See remarks made by the late celebrated DR.
PHYSIO, Philadelphia.
Sec remarks made by Dr. EPHRAIM MeDow
ELL, Q celebrated Physician, and Member Of tia
Royal College of Surgeons, ireland, and pubhshsd
in tho transactions of the King and Queen Jour
nal.
See Medico Chirursical Review, Published b,
BENJAMIN TRAVERs, Fellow of Royal CollsSa
OF Surgeon
See most Of the late Standard Works of Medicine
PRICES.
Extract Buchu, 81 Per bottle, or six for %.
Extract sarssparills, 81 per bottle, or kI for S.
Delivered TO any address, securely packed nom
observation.
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w 9ENTLEM CLOTHING
wv have nov In store q full etoch of q eHJ7 a
MEN 3 SPRING 0VkRO0ATs, BUSINESS sItrTs
pRESS SUITS, and FURNISHING GOODS ~ a..
lstest styles manu- featured With the Same So
nsatnsss. fyls and elegance, ssu rnxdo 80 90
WALL, sTEPHENs 90,
500 Pennsylvenia Avenue between
i6m Ninth And Tenth street.
HEADQUARTERS FOB CLOTHING
n UA SMITHS, 40 Herepts a.
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EDUCATIONAL.
A LAFAYETTE INSTITUTE.
"A SELECr SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
AND MIesES,
oGI TrCH tttlresa l3th ard I5th,
The Twelfth Ssss On will commence OF Monday
Sept. 7tb under the general rsansseu emit and
the same teScEers heretofore
Circulars at book stores.
NJ. D. HALsrEaD
aug ~ Chron M. WILLIAMS,
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PRICES.

PRICES.
Extract Buchu, 81 Per bottle, or six for ~,
Extract sarsspsrila, piper bottle, OF EiI for 80,
Delivered TO any address, securely packed nom
observation.
Address letters for information, in confidence, 10
KELMBoLD's MEDICAL oPPIol,
lOA sourH TENTH STREET.
tbsIow ChsstnutJ
PHILADELPHIA.
BEWARB OF CoUNTERFEI7s Ans ss
PRlNCIPLED DEALERS,
Who sndeavor TO DISPOSE Of their evns sas
"othsr" articles o n the reputation atteinsd ~
HELMBOLDs PREPARATIONS
EsLuBoLps
eASuIN1 EXTRACT BuoHU.
EALkBoLDD
eINUIK1 EXTRACT sARsAFAxxELA
HULMBOLDB
GENUINE IMPROVED RosR-wAzH.
SOLD EVERYNhxzx
AsX ron HKLkBoLDS,
TAKE NO 0TAK9,
~O n advertisement sad
Eve On snA sxgozars,
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n DA1t UxHK11o CONTAIN
No1Io1 OF RIN0vAI,
xAe uILIynY OYYIOn u thts On rs,v n
Aosaovsd fron fAkrd street 10 the Mr. So10S = II
tDos4. kss9oaa = I'D q GRSs0 ~
CIBs0NE MANUAL, NEW RDIFIQN: 81
u -yA 1RAROK 1kY6OR
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O r r &c 1 a L.
Circular No. 70-The Case Of Father
Having Three Sons.
Prorost Marshal General, Office,

Prorost Marshal Generals Office,
Washington, ID. c., August l3, le53
The following opinion of Colonel Joseph
Holt, Judge Advocate General Of the Army,is
published for the Information and guidance of
all Off GERS Of this Bureau, viz:
'sIn the case OF q father having three SONS
one At home, one now in the military service,
and one having been killed in it the e)n re-
manning at home is not exempt, unless his
father be seed CT nfirm, and be also depend
emit On such sons labor for his support"
JAMES B. FRY, Provost Marshal Gen1.
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TkTING FEMALE COLLE3E
Il MEoHANICSBCEG, CUHBERLLTD Go. Pa.
SlO1 Pays the epilre expenses of board, washing.
fuel, Zig hit. and tuition, including French tor se4
sion commencing Sept. 2, 1868, and ending Jan. 81
1854.
For particulars address
A. Il. MARLArr, Pre- sident
Ett.TtHce-Jcs. eanderson, Esq, Treasury Build
ing. WssbiD ston, D. =. al L. aoSt-
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W FEMALE COLLEGE,
WILMINGTON, DELAWLRE.
The reNt annual session viii besic or he Ia: day
OF September.
The course of study embraces all the brapehss o.
aliberSI education.
tuiI corps of teachers IN all dapa -tnl,ut-
Is eG6t~ JOHN WILSON Presiaeut
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~ ST. Inn Washin stop, D. O.
SPEAM1R KEYPoRT, CAPT y. A. BYTHER
= leaves RsltiH ore every FRIDAY, 49,
~ 10 .. N 1t, for Alexsnd Ia, W ashinE EaSan~S
ton, and landings on the PotomscEEssEEExaa
{iye:. Returning, leaves Wsshin ston every TUES
DAY, alta q. m. =, and Alexen6ris at a. m
For freight or passage apply on board or to
CHARLES WILsON. Agent, Washington, D O.
- All PASSENGERS are required to have pas ses
from Provost Marshal. Aim
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Extract Buchu, 81 per bottle, or six for ~,
Extract sarsspsrills, 81 per bottle OF Eix for 80
Delivered to any address, securely packed nom
observation.
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TWO -<uIe kFVUHsIul OF INC AItF&ct OF Hsrhs S.
rilis seted to pint OF water is equal to the Lbso
Diet Drink and one bottle is fully equal to gallon
of the Syrup of sArsspariua, or the Dseoctior, a.
usually made.
STHEsE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMIT
TED TO UsH IN THE UNITED sTATEsARny
and sre also in very general use In all the sTAFfl
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INsTI.
TUTIONs throughout the land, 50 well a. in urt -.
vats practices, and arc considered ss inrslu,slo
remedies.
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1cn eIvKErH sfR11f. M best place Ia
oIoTHIN0. M
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VA ILLET l. REDGR We,

tsucoEssoRs TO MRssRs. CoELB BRos.J
LUMBER EALERS
Corner Fourteenth street and the Canal,
~ Slim Washin ston, D. o.
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VI FEMALE Summary
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
151 WEST STREET, GBoRGEfowN, D, O.
The duties of this Institution win be resumed
Monday, Sept. 7th. Circulars may be obtained BY
Addressing MI NARROWER
an 20 ao2mH Princ;n.
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SELICT FEMALE SCHOOL. 3S7 New York
- avenue between 10th and 18th streets Miss
kkoMDs vi.hss few pupils fer distraction in
Bn Hltsh Branches opening MONDAY, 3ist inst.
Refsrenees-Rsv l.. 3. Russell; Mrs ellis: NJ
=. ave-; Henry Baldwin. N. v, ave.; Jno r Vinson
Sd Auditor s 60. su9-2w-
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point; and where six months ago stood fine
dwellings they have been torn down to make
room for batteries and rifle pits.
The distractions in the harbor consist of
wooden cribs filled with stones, placed at con-
venient distances from each other, while be-
tween each crib are floating RATS, made of
heavy timber, securely dashed together by ca
bic chains, and then bolted to an upper layer
of timber, which not only covers the chains,
but adds hracing strength to its structure
AT given point this bar or boom is provided
with n movable gate, which is opened to al
low their own vessels to pass in and out. This
place of ingress is directly under the guns of
fort Sumpter, and so close that it seems al
most impossible that any vessel can pass them
Fate would seem to decree her certain des-
truction. On either side and at a safe distance
from the boom are placed Internal machines
and torpedoes, which are to be fired either by
conclusion or by means of a galvanic battery
located in either fort-ranges being prepared
so that when the vessel is directly over them
they are fired. But the tide has washed a
number of these Instructions away and rotted
nearly all the remainder, and they are now not
CeTy formidable obstacles to encounter and
orercome. chain and a connecting series of
distractions exist between forts Sumpter and
Moultrie, but, like the other interruptions to
travel, are none the better for nearly two
years wear RearHS does not beliece there are
toypedoeS in the ha1bor. He looks upon the
statement, as he does upon that of the plating
Of fort Sumpter, as q most ridiculous hum
bug. If they have anything of that kind-and
he believes they have not-they must be use
less by this time, having been so long in the
water; for he is quite certain they have not
been recently laid.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
ssed at the Third Session of the Thirty-Seyenth
Congress-

PUBLIc-No 81.
AN ACT to regulate the duties of the clerk of
the house of representatives in preparing
tor the organization of the house.
Be it enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States of Amer
lea in congress assembled, that before the first
meeting of the next congress, and of every
subsequent congress, the clerk of the next
preceding house of representatives shall make
rollof representatives elect, and place there
on the names of all persons, and of such per-
sons only, whose credentials show that they
were regularly elected in accordance with the
laws OF their states respectively, or the laws
of the United States.
Approved March 8, 1868.
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Decentralization the ship Euphrates
was two days out from this port on her pres4
ent voyage, 'stow-away" was discovered in
the person of boy Gas was supposedly of
about fifteen years of age. On the arrival of
the ship at Fayal the lad was regularly
shipped on the 250th lay, and did duty as one of
the crew until the Euphrates was within few
days sail of Talcahuano, when the boy proved
to be girl! She was landed at the latter
port, and will return as passenger in the bark
Joseph Grinnell of this port. 1t is said she
belongs to respectable family in this city,
NeW Bedford Mercury-
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING, APRIL 8, 1868.

ly play the agreeable to good looking gentle
men, radical editors who do so much abroad.
10 give one of the brightest smiles of the
evening to little old woman, noted for moth
ing but abolitionism, was an odd move for
vain secessionist. So resolved to reconsider
some of the evidence on which had formed
my opinion and have found some breaks in
the chain.
have also learned several facts in her his
tory, both before and since her husbands ell
ection to his present post, which place her in
a very different light from that in which she
is generally regarded In atonement for the
wrong have done her in thought and private
conversation, in justice to her and to the cause
which, must suffer by everything which less
ems the respect of the people for, and conf
dence in, those whom they elected 20 preside
over the government, intend to publish all
the evidence have and all l can get of her
loyalty and good feeling; but as this letter
has spun out unaccountably, must postpone
to another much that intended to say.
Respectfully, JANE G. SwIssHELM.
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POWER OF THE FLEET.
correspondence of Boston journal.

HILToN HEAD, April 1.-The flag ship of
Admiral Dupont, the Wabash, in the action
at Hilton Head eighteen months ago, at every
broadside from twenty-four guns, threw sew.
enteen hundred pounds of solid shot into the
rebel Notifications. Her guns many of them
are 11-inch the same calibre as most of those
in the iron clad fleet; yet this noble vessel
would be powerless against a single Monitor.
The tonnage of the Wabash is 1924, while
that of the Monitors is but SS4. The iron
clads of the Monitor class are concentrated
powers. The fleet is composed of the follow
inc vessels =
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TERMS OF ADvRrTIsTNe.

IN THE DAILY sPT;-one square" Cthree fourths Of
~ menu nrst Insertion, eli each subsequent insertion
~ cen's one week, 81; two weeks. 81 u.s. one month
~ three months, 81; one year go For half square
n pee VIII be three fourths Of the price square.
",'S advertisements and Special Notices, extra price
ueanent First insertion 81 per square, each sub
.H Az transient Advertisements must he paid in adj
make quarterly payments "n' w i'qu'su "
luflens az WrecaoHs Adgertisemsnts No report resO
association and No ol any corporation, society, or
tenton To any u mV e9mmnncation designed 10 call al
can oe Inserted unless paid for as an Advertlsennnt
Al, W Inc Publishers viii not hold themselves rc.n,nsl
PIC Ior any errors That may occur beyoni the an,oun
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naming in port and the fleet of transports for
the point OF attack in the course of the next
three days at furthest.
| have as yet nothing to say either of the
object of the blows about being struck, or of
the means or mode of attack, or the chances
of success. have so far studiously abstained
from premature revelations and speculations
on all these subjects, and shall continue to do
so until l am able to speak not of preparing"
but accomplished events" | am anxious,
for one, not to furnish, on the one hand, the
slightest preteXt for holding the press respon-
sible for possible failures; and do not wish to
harass, on the other, the public by presump-
tions as to the developments of the future,
which the uncertain chances of war have al
ways proved precariOus.
The biockade-runners have again come to
grief. Yesterday morning the fine English
iron screw steamer Aries was escorted into
this harbor by the gunboat Stettin. She had
been captured by the latter about three o'clock
on Saturday morning, near the entrance to
Bulls bay, which she was making by mistake,
her intention being to run into Charleston
harbor She was almost upon the 'Stettln
when discovered, and speedily surrendered at
ter receiving a summons in the form of two
shots fired over her. She is one of the finest
prizes yet taken by the blockaders. She is
not quite year old, and upon her first trans
atlantic voyage. Her capacity is about six
hundred tons. She came from the West In
dies, with cargo of coffee, salt, lead, liquor,
&c. Her officers and entire crew were taken.
Several old offenders were recognized among
them by our naval officers Her masts were
provided with peculiar gear by which they
could be lowered and raised at pleasure. They
were down at the time of her capture
The Keokuk has shown better sea-going
qualities than the Monitors on the voyage
hitherto. She came through from Fortress
Monroe in 20 hours, with but little assistance
from towing steamer. She made as many
as seven knots an hour, although the highest
capacity of her engines was not tried. Her
machin ry was but slightly disarrangcd. Sew
eral surf boats, prepared for the expedition,
were wrecked by the storm on the beach last
night. Their loss, however, will not result in
any detention. Gen. Hunters flagship will
be the Ben Deford. The admiral will leave
the Wabash here, and personally direct the
movements of the iron clads from the Iron
sides T5JbBDe
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I'm FOR SALE OR TO LET
hSj situated in Uponville, in the easterly pat Of
2.h- Holden, few rods distant from Cotton Fncto
ry small, neat Dwelling House, one and half story
high containing Ave rooms on the lower floor, small
Barn, Shoe Snop, Nc good garden Of about one
with a quantity of fruit trees the same.
For ,urther information inquire of MIR. ROYAL H..
CuAFFlN OF said Holden or of the subscriber in
Shire ws5nrv HENRY HOWE.
mch2S diff
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r FARM OF 3S ACRES FOR

f17Fssaf FARM OF IS ACRES FOR
EiiI SALE-on Ball Hill, in Northboro' containing
2AAA-acres OF Pasturng acres of Woo l. the remain.
der Moving and Iillage Land There are PIT Apple
Trees OF Grated Fruit; also, Pear, Plum and Cherry
Treesthere having been sold Sl25 worth of fruit one
year two-story House, Barn. Carriage and wood
House and Sheds, In good repair; well supplied wi h
never failing water at both house and barn The grass
is ali cut ny a moving machine. win pasture four
cows, and winter ten cows and horse. he milk or
hut er all taken at the door Tor Boston market II is
called the most pleasant and healthy location in lhe
stale Price $500; $500 can remain on mortgage
long as the interest paid promptly For further par
mch3l
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B. FOR SALE.--From s to Sc

Ctr FOR SALE From to &c
9s 10 Acres of the best Land in the City of -
"SY'S Worcester situated three fourths Of a~1JTSA
-asdzS~- mile from Main street, the westerly -z.-
side of Pratt street. (ealed the Garden of tden)
high state of cultivation, sloping TO the southeast
There are growing the premises Peach Trees three
four yeats old Apple Trees Of the choicest kinds about
two acres Of Strawberries OF the best kinds, large
excellent spring Of water. The whole land has been
used for garden purposes The present owner having
gain For terms which will be easy, inquire at toe
store ofJ0llN Is. PRATT JR. a. co, Nos. 81 and SO
Main street, or Of the Hon. ISAAC DAVIS
Worcester, Feb %, 1868. d&wtf f2G
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SITUATION WANTED-As house
~ keeper, seamstress by American lady. APP
ply at No. Is Chandler street. d3tt apt
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WANTED-200 Flannel Shirt Makers
w wanted, at A. II, MENTIONS, Agent, successor
to Is s. Luther, All MS Block, corner NJ ain and Pleas
ant street. d3t+ ap6
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MUTATION WANTED-Ry a respecta-
~ bic young woman, to do cooking or family work
The best city reference given Leave address for M
NJ, a. this Office. d3t* ap7
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Letter from Mrs. swissheIm.

She GigeS Her OWn Views About the admin
tstrotton, and Defends Mrs. President
Lincoln
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FOR SALE-One good, nine passenger
\ Stage Coach will exchange for one or two good
horses, suitable for hack. Inquire at AAlMIBON n
WtlfrEMOhE'S Stable, Sater's Court, Thomas
street div AMI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-08

M ACHIN. SITS WANTED - Ten or
AVE- fifteen good Iron workmen. Apply on Exchange
street, at Merrideld's Building, up stairs.
n29 dt WIN NJ. BICRFORD.
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sOr Sale or 60 gst.


YO LET-A good House and Barn and
=, haf acre or more Of the best land, situated "a
miles nom the T.. 0. Inquire of -
mch3 Off +. NJ. LAMB, 275 Main st.
MECHANICS HALL.-SeveraI large
Avn size rooms fronting on Main street In Mechanics
ball to rent, at low price Inquire Of
RICHARD BALL, } uu
ALEX MARSH, uai
ALZIRuS BROWN, } committed
myl3 diff
EOR SALE-A Cottage House and
a acre OF land, situated on Summer street Ono 81
the best locations In the city. For particulars inquire
of s. PENNIMAN,
mch26 dit Nos sand Main street
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Upton, March g. 1861 8 NN"SoN d Nest b0y''0n mcb5

I'm FOR SALE - The Post Office
E4I Building and Store Goods, now owned and ocen-
1Ap pied by the subscribers situated IN the centre Of
Leicester, and Is very desirable location for one ish-
ing to keep county store. The Building is in good
condition, having been recently repaired and fitted up
for Post Office and Store There two good tene-
ments connected with the store Also a shon connected
In the rear of the Building, suitable for Shoe shop
Paint shop
Also good twostory House, situated the corner
of Elizabeth and Farwc streets in the city OF Worces-
ter. Tn House has two good tenementsan upper and
lower For further particulars inquire Of the subscrb
ers in Leicester or of Il. KENT, on the premises.
j. IL. & l. u. TIUIST0N.
Leicester Feb 25 1863 d.f f96
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for Sale.

RILLIARD TABLE.-A first rate Bill
A. Hard Table for sale. Terms easy. Address "Ri-
liards at this Office. df ap7
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COPIES OF EATON's BOOKKEEP.


ITO Wool SORTERS.-A few good
n worknen wanted by the BURLINGTON Wooden Com.
pany at WinoUski Fails Vt.
dal dtf F. G. KENNEDY, see'y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-08

SITUATION WANTED-To do general
- Homework city country. Apply at 40
Bridge street d3t+ ap7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-08

o. situated n Badwnsyille This is a good situation
for the Chair any other business requiring large pow
err. The build ngs are large and cOmmodous and are
well fitted with ShatiHg, Belts, &c. For terms, DC
which are liberal, apply to
BfAM, CARLTON & co,
mchl0 d6w ZIG Union street Boston.
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r FOR SALE-A desirable Cottage
HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET.

The subscriber being about to the cItv offers
to sell his estate, No N Portland street, consisting
house with 70 with soft hard and filtered water
Gas, NC with variety Of Pear, Plum and Cherry Trees
Also a good Barn. =. q. REED.
Worcester, March g. 1863. mohl3 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-08
WANTkD-A Situation as Book-keep-

or, by young man competent to take cha &c OF
set of Books In Double or Single Entry. Have had
years experience, the last i've years with
my present employers Satisfactory reference given.
Address H.. Iock-bo1 l0l, Worcester Post Office.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-08

90 80 inch Cards, with Railway Troughs and Fixtures
| Raj Way Head
Top Gard Grinder.
| Fancy Grinder.
For particulars, apply 10 or address
p WITHIN g. SONS,
Ja2S dtf Whitlnsvlle.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-08
Mants.

PEAL ESTATE WANTED IN FIX.
Az CHANGE For VALUABLE PERSONAL PROP
ERrY Any one having Real Estate In this city worth
FROM $1,000 to 90, which they would like to change
Tor sAlgAHIg Personal Property, will please address L.
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