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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-19

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 1.-THE flag of
truce boat New York arrived from City Point
last evening in charge of Major milford.
Gov. Andrew of Massachusetts arrived last
evening in Norfolk A salute was fred by
the 18th New York battery in his honor Last
evening three men belonging to the 18th Con-
neCticut, and one man from the LIST East Ten
nessee regiment, arrived at Fortress Monroe
They were captured at the time the important
charge was made on battery Wagner and
taken to Belle Isle prison. There they sue
ceeded in making their escape and retaining
rebel uniforms. They came on foot to York
town, and thence to this place on the steamer
f. A. Morgan.
The execution of private John Thomas
Griffin, alias Barnett, of the llth Pennsylva-
MIA GaEa]EYP .t2s tGise GtjpN3Af ii qI6UT3EI6eR,
at Portsmouth, He was shot by the guard
detached by the l+Sth New York. He died
without IA struggle.
The lichmond Dispatch of the 10th is re-
celved. 1t has the following, under date of
Charleston, Sept. l4th:-
''The Yankees fire occasionally from bat
terry Gregg upon boats plying in the harbor
Yankee reconnitering party, including
chaplain and negro soldier were captured,
Saturday, on the Savannah railroad, below
this city. They had tapped the wires to OBJ
tain information, but got none.
'CHARLEeToN, Sept. l5.-The weather is
variable, and the equinoctial gales are daily
expected"
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New YORK, Sept. 1S.-The following spe-
Gals are from the mouth of the White River,
Ark, Sept. IA =
"An expedition composed of Gen. Grants
forces sailed from New Orleans the 9th inst.
Its destination was not known to the public"
MEMPHIS, Sept. l5.-The Mobile Register
of the 9th contains an associated press tele-
gram from Richmond, styling General Joe
Johnston commander of the army Of Virgin
ia This would seem to indicate the removal
OF Gen Lee. The same paper prints an APP
peal from the mayor of Mobile, on behalf of
destitute people in the city. Citizens direct
from the south say that rebel troops are hur-
rying to Atlanta, Ca, from ali directions.
Mobile is almost bare OF soldiers"
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Sept. l0.-To Mdjor
General HaLieck We have just entered
Little Rock. The cavalry under Gen. David
syn is pushing the enemy, who are in full re-
treat south. f. Il. STEELE, Maj. Gen.
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OMAHA, Sept 17,-Gen. FULLY surprised
400 lodges of Sioux Indians about twenty
miles above fort Peirce, few days ago, kill
ing about one hundred and fifty and capturing
all their supplies of meat, provisions, horses,
&C. together with large number of prison
ers. Our losses are not reported.
NEWARK, N. j., Sept. 1S.-Gen. Theodore
kunyon was unanimously nominated by the
democratic city convention last evening for
mayor, the present incumbent, Hon Moses
Bigelow, having declined denominations
Inc election takes place on the second Tues
gay IN October The republican, union nomi
lnatlon has not yet been made.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-A letter from the
United States steamer Fort jackson, dated at
sea, Sept 10, states that the vessel had en-
countered a storm in which she was nearly
wrecked. She was proceeding to some north
ern port for repairs.
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HOME INFLUENCES FOR OUR ARMY ANN
NAvY.-The American Temperance Union i
engaged in promoting the cause of temnor
ance in our army and navy. Under the ro.
sponsible lead Of Gov. buckingham. H.
Tying and others, the Union" has made this
its special commission" and much good NAV
well be hoped. Mr.. George E. Sickles, the
agent of the 'Union," is now in our city, with
the purpose of helping to carry out the plan
of the committee. A feature of this plan
which seems to link more fully home thoughts
and home associations with our soldiers in
hospitals, camps, etc. and so cause our brave
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MILWAUKEE, Sept l7.-To 4Ka1oy General
II. w. Halleck The following dispasch,
dated headquarters of the Northwest Expe-
dition, White Stone Hill, Sept s., is just re-
ceived =
To Gen. Pope. y esterday we surprised
over four hundred lodges of hostile Indians,
fought them, routed them, killed over 100,
and destroyed all their camp. l have in my
hands many prisoners. ALFRED SULLY.
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New YoRK, Sept, lS.-The steamer Merri-
mac, from Hilton Head Sept. l4th, and
Charleston bar at noon of the 10Th, arrived at
2.30. Our forces have now full possession of
Morris Island Battery Gregg has been put
in order, and is sending occasional shot and
shell into fort Moultrie, but the effect is I'M
known Among the passengers by the Mer-
rimlc is Brig. Gen. Stevens.
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The War In Arkansas.

CAIRO, Sept. 1S.-Rear Admiral Porter
has received dispatch, saying that Little
Rock, Ark, was occupied by General Steel
on the 10th, without fighting or loss of conse-
quence. Price, in command of the rebels,
was rapidly retreating, with Gen. Davidson
in not pursuit.
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CITY AND COUNTY.

REPUBLICAN CAUCUs,-A caucus of those
sympathizing with the call of the republican
state committee for a convention in this city
on the oath inst, was held at Brinley Hall,
last evening. ID. a. Goddard presided, and
c. a. Chase was chosen secretary. The fJl-
lowing delegates were chosen to the state
convention =
Ward l, Merrck Bemis; 2, DIV err X.
Earle; 3, Samuel Putnam; 4, Joseph Pratt
>, S. V. Stone; 6, Edwin Draper; I, h. NJ.
Gould.
At Large.-A. H. Bullock, J. ID. Baldwin,
}. S. c. Knowlton, I. w. Wellington, d. l..
Morril, II. Williams, p. Z. Aldrlch, w. W.
Rice, Clark .IillsOn, d. A. Goddard, II. C..
Rice, Ivers Phillips. Alex. Putnam, A. e..
Walker, J. ID. Daniels, o. Martin. ID. w.
Fisher, Harrison Bliss, d. S. Burgess, L. b.
StOddard.
The following city committee was chosen:
Ward l, Edward Kendall; 2, IL. q. Otis !;
3, Samuel Putnam; 1, f. II. Kelley; 5, Geo
y. Brown; 6, Charles NJ. Ruggles; Z, George
Geer; s, j. ID. Daniels.
at Large.-D. a. Goddard William II. ia
cobs, Hartley Williams, j. E. Tucker, L. B.
Stoddard, 5. W. Nelson, r. NJ. Gould, +. l..
King.
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Headquarters IN THE FIELD, CHATTANoo-
GA, Sept. l7.-Au quiet. No attack has been
made. The enemy remains in posse ssion of
the gaps OF the Region mountains, and about
Lafayette. The lines are very close, and
there is occasional skirnishing. Capt. Drury,
chief of artillery on Van Cleye's staff, was
shot by sharpshooter. The wound is dan
gerous. 1t is reported that Longstreet has ar
rived at Resaca, with 10000 men. Our army
is in splendid health and spirits.
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Special lot1tes.


The Republicans of Massachusetts and all others who
stand bv the Government crushing thoroughly wick
ed rebellion which has for its aim and object the
throw OF Republican institutions and the extension and
rpeuaion OF human slavery, requested to send
one delegate for each town and each ward of city and
additional delegate for every tvs hundred votes and
for every traction hundred votes, in each
town ward according to the last OF voters to
Convention to holden at WOlCES FER on TIL RS
DAY, the IWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
current, at II NJ, for the purpose of placing in nOm
nation candidates for the various state offices to be filed
at the annual election and ransactng such other bust
ness may come before them.
WIN. CLAFLIN,
Chairman Republican State Committee.
S. n. SToCKwELL secretary. dIh&St24lh SO
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. H.-Gen. Schofeld has
issued an order, stating that hereafter martial
law will be rigidly enforced against all per-
sons who shall encourage mutiny. Amy per-
son guilty shall be punished at the discretion
Of military commission, and any newspaper
encouraging the oflense shall be suppressed.
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"A MAN named Holman, belonging in Mill
oury' was run over by the morning express
tr"in from Boston to New York, at the Brigh-
.Un S'auon' on the 18th, and INSTANTLY killed
lie had just arrived on am accommodation
'raih' ana stepping from the cars on the wrong
side' got Immediately in the way of the ex.
press train.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-19

g.. ~ e maze been asked why we advertised
Or James CarkeS Female Pills? We answer first be-
cause we are paid for it, second because we Know them
TO De an article OF real worth and The agents are
gentlemen tat would not deceive the public or try to
sen an article injurious to the well being of the ladies'
put simply desire to present mothers and dauph
el remedy LOT those diseases to which they are nat
uraliy SUBJECT and in such form to ohvate the ne
cesSlt OF those medical consultations which are Justly
lookeu Upon by the ladies violation their most
Cfe eelgs and to avoid which they often ris the most
ieatu consequences. lfthe character of this med
lclhe was better known, health and happiness wOnld
sparkle IN many IuStrelcss eYc-the bloom would re-
turn 10 2cautliy many faded cheek. See new adver-
aulS Dimes go "esi''''
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From New Orleans.

New YORK, Sept. 1S.-The steamer Crom-
well, from New Orleans Sept. 18th, has ar
rived. Gen. Grants wound was much better,
and he would be able to start for Vicks burg in
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-19

y MoTuEELY GRIMALKIN-In the village
OF Westvllle, in Sturbridge, tavorite quad
ruped Of the feline species has recently reared
"a trio Of mammals, consisting of one kit en-,
one woodchuck, and a mink, all of which
happy family were nursed by the maternal
cat. The mink and woodchuck allow the
children to handle them Unfortunately, and
they caper about the house, perfectly at home
loyal, civilized, and as playful as Kittens
South5ridge Journal
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WoRrHr OF NorIcE.-Benjamin Butman,
Esq, las presented to the Horticultural So
ciety the magnificent dish OF Bartlett pears
for which he took the prize OF $25 at the exhi-
bition. They are in prime condition, and will
be sold this forenoon, and will be one of the
prominent attractions at the society's sale Of
fruits, which commences at ten O'clock this
morning at Horticultural Hall.
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Deafness,
CatnTth, and Diseases of the
EYE, EAR AND THROAT.

DIR. LIGHTHILL, ocuLsr AND AUR1sr. Ma. ROWS
Ton Face' boston Opposite the Common, near the Pub
lie Lbrary can daily be ed on the above named
Diseases.
References of cures can be obtained at the office.
VI DR.. Lshthill popular work on DEAFNESS. It's
Causes and Prevention, can be obtained at Lorine,s
Bookstore No. $40 Washington street, Boston Price
sl,OO.
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READ THE FoLLowING:


DIR, IIGNIHILL--
Dear Sir think it is duty owe to the public as
well yourself to publish the performed by you
on my daughter She had been afflicted with ophthal-
mia aud catarTh tor eight months Ormore had employed
four different physicians for her, but they only made
worse she grew weaker every day until she scarce
ly able to walk and almost blind Hearing of your
was induced 10 give you trial, and am happy
to say, after two months treatment she entirely
cured and must add believe you was not only the
Of restoring her sight but also of saving her life
Respectfully, &c.
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EXTRAORDINARY LONGEVITY IN A COLLEGE
CLAss.-We are informed that the class of
1904 at Brown University, numbered, on grad
uation, twenty-five members. OF these, elere1
are now living; DIR. John Green of Worces-
ter being the youngest member, now in his
eightieth year. The present average age OF
the class is eighty-three and one half years
Other living members OF the class are, the
venerable ex' Governor Marcus Morton of
Taunton, Hon. Lemuel Williams of Worces-
ter, and Hon. Aaron Hobart of this city. The
foregoing instance OF class longevity is be-
lieved to be without a parallel i'll collegiate
annals Boston journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-19

KIND woRDs-Kind words how cheap, indeed and
yet how very dear. Kind words Heavens sweet
angel messengers. SO is Herrck Aliens cold Medal
saeratds earths sweet messenger TO all who love
good nice, light white biscuit You had better throw
your -four away, and 80 hungry rather than use any
other Call for !lcrrck Aliens, and have other; it
is as harmless flour. Try it, Most everybody sells it.
Depot liz Liberty street, New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-19

WORCESTER COUNTY FAIR.-Plans have been matur'
ing oI several weeks by the forester Soldiers Relief
Committee and the Frccdman's Relief Society, for a
grand Worcester County Fair and Tea Party, to raise
funds to enable the two organizations to work efficiently
during the winter well to relieve present wants of
the suffering Soldiers Freedmen. The Committee of
Arrangements would now announce their plan, to open
Fair In Mechanics Hall on WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, oct 2st ard continue it through Thursday and
Friday for the exhibition and sale of Fancy Articles,
Flowers, Fruit and Refreshments. The towns in the
county have been requested 10 furnish tables or contrib.
to the general fund Many towns have cordially re-
spondcd. The that have not reported themselves
will confer favor by doing without delay Contri-
buttons from towns thst not furnish tables can be
sent to No. Foster street. at any time The Commit
tee will effort to have the sale attractive
and the expect the cooperation Of tho city county
TO such extent as to make the proposed effort sue
cessful that large shall be added the funds of
the societies between which the proceeds to be
equally divided
SIT du Per order Committee of Arrangements.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-19

OUR cotton manufacturers find any quantity
of clay in the cotton bales which come from
Dixie. The clay is put into sacks, ranging
in weight from one hundred to two hundred
and fifty pounds, and placed in the middle of
the bales. AT the present price of cotton it
hardly pays to work dirt.-lSouthbridge Jour
nal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-19

Centennial BIRTHDAY FEsTIvAL.-The
relatives and friends of James Piper of this
town, assembled at his residence on the 18th
inst, to celebrate the one hundredth anniver-
sary Of his birth.
LARGE SPIDER.-A gentleman in this town
has shown us huge spider, captured in his
slttlng-room, which measured four inches
from end to end of the longest legs. The an
lmal was furnished with eight legs, averaging
one and half inches in length, making alto
gether twelve inches OF legs.
The address before the Worcester County
West Agricultural Society, at its fair in Barre,
on Thursday next, will be delivered by Rev.
A. l.. Stone, pastor of Park street church,
Boston, and late chaplain of the 45th regiment.
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1t is understood that General Burnside has
acquiesced in the cordially expressed wish of
the president, and withdrawn his resignation
for the present.
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NiV-s, aI0the rE and Sisters, whose EIus-
bands, Sons and Brothers are serving in the Army
not p9t INTO their kapsacks necessary or valu-
aole cut than few boxes Of H0LOWAY'S PILLS and
OINTMENT They insure health even under the ex nos
ure OF soldiers life. Only 25 cents box or pot.
sl9 div
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MR.. PLINY LIrcHFIELD of Southbridge has
a grade Ayrshire heifer, twenty-six months
old, that weighs one thousand and twenty
pounds. -.SouttJridgS Journal
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s,v Ts'Naut- EIt eNSes.-Among the most so in
al6TSssnE and frequently fatal but it pleasing
worst cases OF the kind yield readily to the wonderful
pr nertea Of d. sweets HgalHJie Liaiment, AID we
bceFe 1t as never been known to fail real blessing
iEgtoR ~ Banner. SIG dGwiv,"
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Police CoURT.-Yesterday, Brigham Da-
WILSON, for larceny OF shoe stock from For
bush & Wheeler, in Grafton, was sentenced
TO the house of correction for three months.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-19

BLAcKsToEE.-Death By Drorninq.-On
Tuesday evening the body of Miss Sweeny,
was taken from the Blackstone river, north
side of the village. She had been partially
insane, and is supposed to have voluntarily
entered the stream. Her age was about twen-
ty years. Resuscitation was attempted by DIR.
Bullard, but it was too late Woonsocket
Patriot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-19

A HOUSE and lot corner of Beacon and
Hammond street will be sold at auction to-
day. See advertisement.
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IHE SERPENT IN PURGAToRY.-A few days
since rattlesnake four and half feet long
was Killed In "PurgatOry," Sutton, by Mr..
Merriek Titus. The old serpent had thirteen
rattles.- WoonSocket Patriot.
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DIR A. P. LIGHIHILL-Dear sir: | am happy to inform
you of M complete recovery from DEAFNESS through the
means OF your invaluable treatment seven weeks auo
when placed myset under your care, my hearing Was
so much impaired that could not hear preaching un-
less sitting very close 10 the minister, and could oriy
unders and HIM then when he would raise his voice ur
commonly loud could not hear the ticking If watch
unless when pressed my ears and my head and ears
were full OF disael eeabe noises Nj hearing Is now en-
trely restored and my head is as clear again as il was
bet,re was ever affected with Ueainess
submit this for pubcat.On, with desire to benefit
the similarly afflicted Yours with gratitude
L. a. GREEN son OFF. f. Green Pawtucket r. l.
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Editor 81 Spy-DEAR SIR: With your PERMISSION
oy return mail to all who wish it, tfreel a Recipe with
,u, directions for making and using simple Vegetable
PAIN tiat Will efectually remove ten DAYS PimuIr,
Blotehes ian Free es and all Impurities OF the skin
leaving me same soft clear smooth and beautiful
Will also mail free to those having Bald Heads or
bae Faces, simple directions and information that will
Gnaole them TO start full growth LuXuriant Hair
sNefS, or Moustache in less than thirty DAYS. All
apple atoms answered by return mail without charge
Respectfully yours,
je27 d3m No sSl Broadw'aV SayS Yor,
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l. A. W. Clark, of South Berwick junction, Maine,
hereby certify that for three years have been troubled
with deafness and discharges the ear Nydeaness
has been such that with the utmost exertion could
not near the ioudest conversation, when directly ad
dressed to me had consulted many physicians and
aurists but could get relief Acting under the ad
vice Of friends who by their experience knew of
Dr. Lghths success in the treatment OF such Difficult
ties gave him trial. which resulted in the complete
restoration of my hearing The discharge from NV ear
has entirely ceased, without detrment to nv health
The cure was performed upon NJ four months ago dur
ing which time my hearing not only remained good lin
spite OF several colds which | suffered 'FRONT.' but actin
ally improved, that now l can hear as perfect sc
though my hea ing had never been affected.
would recommend all those afflicted with the above
complaint to place thcmse under the mild treat
ment OF Dr. Lghthil A. W. CLARK,
South Berwick Junction Me
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From Charleston.

a few days. The health Of the city is better
than at any time for years.
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SUCCESSFUL OPERATION FOR CROSS EYES
On Saturday last DR.. LluHTFIILL, No. 10 Bedford
street, operated upon my eyes the of the Cross
Eyes with perfect My eyes have been turned
in from infancy, Blu they perfectly straight.
MARY A MCKENZIE
With Mr.. VIM b. Bradford, No. Burroughs Place
Boston, July 81 1859
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Bridgewatcr, Mass, April IS, 1862
CURE OF CATARRH.

NNAI- Oc tAI AbKh.
-, Boston, May 20, 1862.
, Or LiGHTH1LL->lr: take great pleasure IN saving
tha the course Of treatment prescribed by YOU for Ca
tarh IN my head and throat has had the happiest effect
nave Oeeh troubled Tor several Years, assuming of
late dangerous form, and catering serious cUnse
quences, but thanks your skill am no quite recOy
cred. Yours trdlv, WM n Al,JWER
Mower d Co., Boston and bangor Express
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Have Yon Fought Eour Clothes " ringerf
,,- So You u. have bought too soon. CUMMINGS
-" Al LOW = SELF REGULATOR is tie Machine
avye sill others in use ono altering Screus for every
pece' and 40 IRON RUsTl. A child can wiring y0ur
elo5hes with thlS hachine, well as an ad0Et Call
and see one in use at 9. 4. CUMMINGS shop, 2O5
Malr street opposite Brinley Hall
Agents wantedin every State civ and Town state
County, ana Town Rights for Sale DIT "a
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DUPREz & GREENS MGNsTRELs crowded the
Academy of Music, New Orleans, from No
yember till March. They appear here on the
2Sth.
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Cad Pictures taken for ore dollar per dozen at
l -AhfAflN - gu = am street. diff sic
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Mr. Editor: MY car discharged for eight years, and
the discharge from constant and the smell OF the
much impaired The of the affection, scarlet e
yer Three weeks ago placed myself under llr Light
hills care and am anti ely cured of it The dis
charge or running healed, hearing good, and the
bad smell entirely gone - =
Yours respectfully, HENRIETTA FLETCHER.
Witness-Joseph ii: Creasey
Mount Vernon. Dec. II, 1861.
sill dam
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The republicans OF Princeton have chosen
Scion S, Hastings, Ward n. Boylston, and
Asa II. Goddard, to represent them at the
state convention on the oath inst.
tEIIE WapcEsrrp NaDa,tI n Irrrr, Srrn,r will
inst. Hon. Luther IL. Tucker, editor of the
Country Gentleman, OF Albany, N. Y, is to
deliver the annual address. horse fair is
announced to take place at the same time, I'M
der the auspices of the Fitchburg Riding AS
ISOLATION, vino offer premium list of $1,000.
ATHoL.-The Athol Agricultural and Nc
chanical Association will hold their next an
nual fair on Thursday Oct. l.
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The Confession and Experfence ar an
4nvil5t.-Published for the bcncfi, and as a warning
an caution to young men whO suffer from Nervous De-
bntf, Premature Decay OF AauhpO etc supplying at
the same time The means Of sell cure one who las
cured himself after b,ig pat to grest expense ami in
jury through medical hUnibis and Quackery.
bY enclosing post paid adr, Satd envelope, single
copies may be had Of tbe author
MARIANNE l. MAYFAIR ESQ
ml9 dEwly kcdiord KINGS Comfy n Y