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ST.. JOINS, Oct. 27.-The barque Ocean
Nymph, from London, pound to, New York
from Hudsons Bay, damaged by ice, put in
here. She has on board the captain and thir-
teen of the crew of the American whaler
Panlion; seven of the Panlon's crew are
supposed 10 be lost. Two other whaers are
known to be lost; names unknown.
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ROseerans on the Chattanooga Cam
Daigm,

CINCINNATI Oct. 27.-Gen. Rosecrans, in a
speech at the Merchants Exchange yesterday,
where he was most enthusiastically received,
said it was his firm belief that if the forces re-
Gently sent to Chattanooga had been ordered
there before, as they ought to have been, the
backbone OF the rebellion ere this would have
been broken. The general lett for his home
at Yellow Springs last evening.
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one of his tenants during that memorable
week expressed to him the fear of an attack,
he replied that there was no danger; it was
only necessary to let the rioters know that it
was one of Judge McCunn's houses. His
..triends" will doubtless see that the judicial
ermine does not soon fall from SO useful II
.,triend at COURT"
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NEW YORK, Oct. 27.- stocks firm but quiet /;
Anna lean Gold 46; Eris Railroad ll0S; H1rem Railroad
l0y Chicago and ock Island Railroad 1881; ittsOurg,
Fort WAYNE, and hieAgO Railroad SS3 Hudson RiS or
Railroad 1915; Central railroad lJo& Reading Rail-
road ll53 Illinois Central scrip l26; Michigan southern
Railroads.&c. Mcnigsn sodthern guaranteed 1861 EIeve-
land and FittsburE RAroad llls; cleveland and Iolelo
ma dilwsu and Prairie du CHEN Railroad 793; Al
ton and rerre Iaute Ralro al G5i; Michigan CsntrA
railroad l2jf; Cumberland preferred $685. Erie Raro sd
preferred 1853: $ Treasury 3 los l073 skies 81,
coupons lO4 Pacific At Company $50; Missouri skies
SIT; Canton Company 344
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Dr. Wolf, S3s broadway, New York.
CARD TO INVALIDS.-DR. ALPuoSsE OFF, ode
Pars) who>has been practising MUSICIAN in New York
City, past eight Yeas informs his friends and
the public that he mue to pay special attention to
the treatment Diseases generally considered b. the
Medical PROTEST. N as CHRONIC and INCURABLE-
DR. VOLTS successful practice in NERVOUS AT
FECrIONS, KuEUMATISM. GOUT, NEURALGIA,
SCIATICA as well in other maladies peculiar
either sex, IS well known, and be attested alum
dainty by respectable parties BIS pamphlet,
planat.ry views and treatment can be had free by
mail application, and correspondence by mail will be
promptly attended to. d&w3m Of
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A DELIGHTFUL RAMBLE.-Mr. Elihu Bur-
rift, the Learned blacks NTH, has just made
himself famous, if he was not before, by
waking the whole distance from London to
John OGroat's house in Scotland 600 miles,
lie declares that he has had delightful ram
ble.-LOndon cor. PHILADELPHIA Enquirer.
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Dr. 'bohn q. sG',at, Eshys'ciian ;snd Surgeon,
ST COURT STREET. corner OF Howard. Boston INSULT
ed daily from IL until 2 and from to in the evening
on al diseases OF the Urinary and Genital Organs
ulous Affections, lumOrs of all kinds Sores Ulcers and
Ernptions, Female Complaints DC. An experience OF
over twenty years extensive practice enables Dr. NJ to
cure all OF the most difficult Medicines entirely
vegetable. Advice free.
Mrs NJ. who is thoroughly versed the affective
NAL aides of the can be consulted hv ladies'
Patients furnished With board and experienced nurses
R9l0 d3tawlv
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READ THE FOLLOWING ;
DIR. LIGHTHILL-

DR.. LIGHTHILL-
Dear Sir-From the benefit have derived from your
treatment and operation for Cataract deem it due to
YOU to have my name added to the many YOU already
possess who have been cured by your skill therefore
cheerfully submit the following statement For three
years was blind. without assistance could not go
about at ALL During that time had four operations
upon my eyes, besides many applications which was
advised to try, all of which availed nothing, but
rather made my eyes l had almost concluded
that there was no help for me when l was induced
through the influence of friends to applJ to you. did
so, feeling that it almost useless, but you gave
encoura from the first visit and finally consent
ed to have operation performed by you, which
the means of restoring my sight more Since that
time, which two years and half ago, have been
perfectly WELL and with the aid of glasses to
read the finest print and do the finest sewing Ny eyes
have troubled from that time. either by inaam
nation pain of any kind. And would say to all who
similarly afflicted give Dr. Lighthll trial. They
will hndhim all he processes to be. EeSpt ctfully,
MRS. Il P. HOLDEN Palmer Mass.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27.-The sales of gov
eminent bonds to-day are reported at 81, 1856, =
900. Already parties are combining to sub
scribe round sums of five and ten millions,
the desire being to start with the full Novem-
Der COUPONS
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Si- James CIArse's Female IsiIIs-Tbis well
known medicine is no 4mposi ion but and safe
remedy for female Difficulties and DISTINCTIONS from
any cause whatever, ana although powerful remedy
theN contain nothng hu"ttu to the constitution 10
married ladies 1t is peculiarly suited twill in short
tine brns on the monthly period with regularity For
tull particulars, advertisement
, N g., 81 ana postage Sta ups enclosed to any au-
thorZed agcn, Will ensure bottle containing over 50
pills by ret1rn mail sold by all druggists d2m oi9
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Do. 4. IINt Masa Esegim Snt.-Mcmhcrs Of Co.
A. DIST Massachusetts regiment can receive tho balance
OF their proportion OF the Company fund BY calling on
me Al the ofliqe of A. BROWN, AZ Exchange street
OF do 4. A. WOOD.
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MAJ. GEN. UALLEcK.-We have an intima-
ton that Gen. Halleck is soon to he removed
from the chief command of the armies of tAe
United States Chicago Tribune
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Representative Caucusr-The Republican vot-
ors of District No. y. comprising Wards and in the
citv o. Worcc ter are requested to meet at BRINLEY
HALL, ON FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 80 for the nomi-
nation Of n candidate tor Representative to the next
General Court aud transact any other business which
may come before the meeting -
Per order. x. NJ. GOULD,
OPS d3g Chairman Of District Committee
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to DR.. Bardwell of Oxford, and Rev. Messrs
Sanford Of Midway, Dowse OF Sherborn, and
Webster of Hopkinton and, provided his
life is spared ill the autumn Of 1854, DR..
Jacob lde Of Midway, within the same
circle of towns, will be permitted to
celebrate the fittieth anniversary OF his ordi-
nation over his present charge. 1t would
evrnce happy state of affairs in our commu-
Gle the occurrence of these golden and silver
weddings of pastor and people, the relation
between whom should be rs permanent in ex-
istence as it is sacred in character.
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DR.. A. p LiGHIHlLL-Dear ,ir | am happy TO inform
you OF M tmpete recovery fl. deafness through The
means Of your invaluable treatment. seven ,Yeehs ago
wheh placed my sell under your care, my hearing MAS
so much impaired tial could preaching un-
less sitting very close TO The mster and could on Iy
unders and nm then when he would raise his voice IN
commonly lOuu. couldn hear the ticking Il watch
uHess Wnen pressed my ears, and anu Iars
were luil OIL dsaseeaOle noises. My hearing
tlrely restored and head ear again as il was
before was ever affected with Oeantss
submit thls for pGbcat.o, with desire to benefit
the similarly afflicted. ours with gratitude,
l.. y. GREEN SON OF b. +. Green, IA w tccket II.
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SUCCESSFUL opERArIoN roR cposs rxrs

SUCCESSFUL OPERATION FOR CROSS EYES
On Saturday last, DIR. LlofiTIILL Of No. 10 Bedford
street. operated upon my eyes for the cure of the Cross
EYES with perfect My eyes have been turned
in from infancy, bu .they now perfectly straight
MARY A. MCKENZIE
With Mr. Wa. b. Bradford, No. Burroughs Place.
Boston, Juy2 1852
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Thomas Francis MBAGuER had a cordial
and enthusiastic reception in Boston, Monday
evening, givcnto him under the auspices of one
of the Irish associations of that city He deliy-
cred spirited address in fremont Temple,
consisting mainly Of recollections of the army
of the Potomac, beginning with the Peninsula
campaign, and ending with the disastrous re-
pulse at Fredericksburg. The eloquent Irish
man expressed his unalterable faith in the re-
publican system, and warned his fellow cUun-
trymeu that their safety and honor were alike
bound up with the safety and honor of the
first and foremost republic OF history.
IMPORTANT DIsCovERI.-rhe Providence
journal announces the recovery OF the lost
Journals OF the state convention to adopt the
federal constitution in 1890, and the jour
mails of the general assembly Of the same
the archives of the state for sixty or seven
~ years. Many writer's on the constitution
during that period, have sought in vain for
these important records. They were found
Win otner Naluaoie papers IelatnS 10 inc
adoption of the constitution by the state,
among old papers in the possession of Hon.
wilkins Updike of Kingston, and at once
restored by him to the state department.
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PoLITIcAL.-Wm. b. C. Pearsons Of Hol-
yoke has been nominated for senator by the
republicans of the west Hampden district, re-
ceiving IS votes against IA for Judge John
Wells of Chicopec.
The republicans of the fourth Suffolk sena-
torlal district have nominated Col Charles r.
Goldman of Boston for senator.
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SUPERIOR CouRr.-TuesdGy, Oct, 81 The
trial of Leonard and O'Mailey of this city,
charged with assault and intent to ravish, was
continued throughout the day; District At
torney Aldrich for the government, McCaf-
terty appearing for O'Maiey, and Hobrook
for Leonard. The hearing OF evidence was
completed, the closing pleas of counsel made,
and the charge to the jury given The jury
will take the case at 8 o'clock this morning.
VIM. A. Burlngame, indicted for fraud in
conveyance, pleaded not guilty.
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night at Nashua, N. H., and subsequently in
Manchester and Concord.
THE HAMILTON CLUB.-In "Acis and Ga
latea" the public will have an opportunity to
hear how giant like Handel can disport
himself in the less grave style. He has
filed the world with admiration for his
| grandeur, scope and power in the ''Messi-
| all" and in ''lsrael." He has shown his
mastery of the lyrical style in Judas Mac
cabeus," and Deborah" In the fine SER
enata to be given by the Hamilton Club on
Thursday evening, the mighty master con-
descendS to treat of love and rural delights.
lie does this in fashion to make one won
der that genius 50 grand aud powerful, ac-
customed to play with thunderbolts, could yet
discourse tenderly of the softer theme of
this fable. Acis loves Galatea, n sea nymph.
Polyphemus, Il huge Cyclops, frightens the
young lady by making love to her after gi-
gantic manner. The young swain opposes
his feeble resistance to the pretensions OF the
and Stays his rival. Whereupon there are
doeful lamentations and floods of tears But
happy thought strikes some one The mnr-
dered youth may be transformed into god
immortali which is accordingly done to the
satisfaction of all parties. Lovers were
more easily satisfied in those days than
now. All this occurred several years ago.
The fable is set out with much charming
music, and the score or two of singers
will surely do justice to the subject. Con-
sidering that Miss Whiting is to sing in
the leading soprano part, that she has for
several months been engag d in the digent
study of her art under the instruction of Carl
Zerrahn, and that her value as a performer
has become greatly enhanced by the fact that
she is no longer resident of Worcester; and
considering that Mrs Hammond is an admir-
| able pianist, though with the unfortunate
drawback Of being one of our own musical
circle, and that, moreover, the celebrated
Mendelssohn Quintette Club of Boston are to
give the Instrumental accompaniment, assist
ed by MesSrs. Burt and StearnS, we may fair
ly expect an entertainment of high character
This serenata has never been performed in
this country-though quite often in England,
where it is much admired. Let us all hear
II.
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MINIsTERIAL.-rhe thirtieth anniversary of
the settlement of Rev. DR.. Z aine in Holden
occurred last Saturday; which interesting oc.
casion was to be duly noticed by pastor and
people. Rarely, in this age of change and
commotion, are we permitted to make men
ton of so agreeable an event as the recur-
renee of these ecclesiastical anniversaries
The enterprise which many parishes ex-
hbit IN the frequent deposal of their pastor,
is, SO 1t seems to us, of very questionable
nature. Hence we congratulate our friends
in Holden and in all communities similarly
situated, upon the fact that they have a pas
tor worth the keeping for so lengthy term of
all pastors thus happily located that they have
people who appreciate their arduous ser.
vices.
If we mistake not, there are but three pas
tors of Orthodox churches in Massachusetts
who have been settled longer time than DR..
Paine, but have had or now have, settled
colleague, viz, DIR. Storrs of Braintree, DIR.
Fitz of Ipswich, ard Dr. Ide of Midway.
Within circle of towns in our vicinity,
whose radii will not exceed ten miles, are now
stationed four pastors of the denomination
above referred to, all of whom have recently
observed the twenty-fiftl anniversary of their
settlement; or are about to do so. We refer
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The Republicans and all other Union-lnvng men, in
e. 800 81 nillnuY Sutton AM Oxford WIN believe
down most h laid tf, Ns,oma Goyerpm is IS Rgf
everywhere. and bring TO Just punishment the consp
Ta ofs that have plotted subVersiOn Of the Consu-
ton t9e ruin OF the free institutions of the country snd
the destruction of the liberties OF the people,
quested to send delegates to COnv en, to be holden
az the Town Hau in Millhury, on WLDN ESpAY, the
2Sth ms ant at two oc ock NJ, for the purpose
nominating two candidates for representa- ives The
state Legislature. TO lie voted for in The next ensuing
state election. and for any other business that may
properly before the Convention. The rep
resentaton 20 be delegate for nifty vot and
one additional delegate for each majority ton
cordng 10 the last census of tiers.
BY order Of the District Committee.
o26 d3t GEO. A. PERRY, Chairman.
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Tended southern Institutions, and bespoke for
the south the sympathy Of England.
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CITY AND COUNTY.

The CONCERT last evening was well attend
ed and furnished such Il treat as is rarely
offered. Mile Urso, in the three pieces as
over her hearers, and in Vieuxtemp's varia-
tions upon Yankee Doodle, almost drought
down the house" The company perform to-
night at Nashua, N. H., and subsequently in
Manchester and Concord.
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The WORCESTER COUNTY TEACHERS AS
ISOLATION will hold its fourth annual meeting
at West BrookicId on Friday and Saturday
Nj. on Friday. Lectures are expected from
Prof. lIensllaw of Wnliston Seminary, Rev
NJ. c. Stebbins OF Lancaster, and others.
The usual inducements in the way Of reduced
fare and hospItable reception are offered.
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July %, 1862.

hereby certify that have been deaf for fifty years.
have had perpetual noises in my head, and have been
under treatment of many different Physicians without
having received any benefit. Since have been under
the charge Of DIR IIGHTHILL my hearing has been re
stored the noises my head have ceased entirely and
my general health greatly improved l would. there
ore hea rtily recommend him to all who may be SINH
larly afflicted. MARY A. IRVING.
March 90, 1863 Holden street. Brookline, Mass.
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YoTEs! YoTrs!-WoHcBsrsK oct. "a IS63.-The lie.
publican Town Committees hereby notified that
votes for state and County officers several towns
in this county, excepting those in the E. Senatorial
District are ready Tor delivery without charge print
ing at the Spy Job Office II not called before the
tn inst, they will be orwarded by express
d. L. morrill,,
o26 diff Chairman Republican Co. Comlnittee.
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DR.. S. GLEASON PRATT, distinguished physician
from the fremont Eye and Ear Institute, Boston,
for eye, and throat diseases will be at the Bay
State House this week. See advertisement.
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y ~ II NT77s
Cathrrh, and Esiseases of the
EYE, EAR AND THROAT

DIX LlGlrliiLL, oouLrsr AND AURisr, No. Boyis-
ton Place. Boston, Opposite the Common, near the Pub
lie Lbrary can daily consul ed on the above named
Diseases
References Of cures can be Outlined at the office.
~ Dr. Lighthill popular work on DEAFNESS, its
Causes and Prevention can be obtained at Ioring,s
Bookstore No 3l9 Washington street, Boston. Price
$l,OO.
READ THE FOLLOWING;
DR. LIGHTHILL-
Dear Sir think tits duty owe to the public a,
well as yourself, to publish the cue performed by YOU
my daughter. she had been afflicted with ophthal-
mia and catarrh tor eight months employed
four different physicians for her they only made her
WORSE she grew weaker day until she scarce
~ able to walk, and almost blind Hearing Of your
success was induced 10 give YOU trial. and 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.
Il. &, MURDOCH.
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CORRECTION to our report OF pro.
eeedings on Monday in the superior court, Thomas
Palmer of Fitchburg pleaded guilty to the charge
of forgery. The correct statement OF the case is
that lie entered plea of not guilty.
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ACCIDENT AT ATHoL.--A serious accident
occurred on the morning of the Goth inst. in
this town. We have not learned the particu-
lars farther than that son of Rufus Leonard
accidentally shot through the thigh little son
of George w. johnson.
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From the Waterman and Reflector Augusta March ls,


From the Waterman and Reflector Augusta. March ls.
| 1867.
| DIR LIGHTHILL. The following communication shows
the successful treatment OF cataIIh by Dr. LighthiI:
CATARRH CURED-Dear Brethren Editors. "A IN ,,
permit me to make settlement in vOur yalnabo ,a ~
Tor the ben, M OF orr readers may be atiicted liz
catan nal dlthcultes? have be en- much trnhIod MI
catarrh Of the worst type for some twenty Vaor IL
9tauualy grew worse producing cough and hoarseness
destroying the sense OF smell and 6feskinT foy 30
general health TO such deAree as to cOmne 20 ~ rasi
my pastorae, and suspend public sptahng Imade dill
gent use OF the usual remedies such as suf ut wo,s
KINDS nitrate OF silver, tar water olive lar ana nhoa
mons Dut without any very salutary effects Last snn,
mer, while journeyng in the country for nv HEALTH
neaIu OF Or Llghthiils successful mode of reatim "a
tarrh in Provide ce H. visited him and nIit me scif
under hs treatment began immediately TO impToye
anu ms mas gone T. the present time NV catnrrh
mas GRADUALLY melted away, my cough has disappeared:
my voice has become natural, and am Cnce more abe
10 preach The blessed Gospel The peculiarly of Dr
shthllls treatment that ccases the inside nasal
passages I'm healing solution, applied by curuusly
constructed syringe, in the passage aiding from the roof
OF the mouth to the After few efforts and little
paGuee there Is no pam or serious difficulty in this
Lynn, Mass, February l. 1867
DIR LIGHrHILL-Sir; ! have used your prescriptions
and instrument for catarh, and followed YOU direction
report self enrel cured oft Having got rid of the
d'agIeeabe SYMPTOMS and the ills attending bad cases
and thank ully Nill keep in remembrance You NAV
publish this letter ii you see fit.
very truly. yours,
NJ. JACKSON.
Lewiston, May 10, 1862.
ANOTHER TESTIMONIAL TO DIR. LIGHlHILL.
Ar Editor: My had discharged for eight years and
the discharge from il was CONSTANT and the smell Of ie
same very disagreeabe. My hearing was also yeTy
much impaired The Of the alctiOn So aret le.
yer Three weeks ag 1 placed myself under ur Lipht-
hi S care, and ebti ely cured Of it The dis
cndrge running healed, hearing good and lie
Yours respectfully, HENRIETTA FLETCHER.
Nitness-Joseph II. Creasey
Mount Vernon. Dec. II, 1861.
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POLICE COURT Tuesday, Oct. 27.-Patrick
Murphy was convicted of assault and battery.
Fined one dollar and costs, which he paid
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CoNvENTIoNs.-The republicans of the
meet this afternoon at the town hall in Mill
bury for the purpose OF nominating candi-
date for representative.
A convention OF the republicans of the sixth
district will be held at Leominster to-day for
a similar purpose.
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EDWARD MELLEN, Jr.. continues to pay the hiche,
price Eos old papers. etc. diff ia24
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PAkKER'S, SOL Main street UO az per 'o%eI at
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q. w. IsTOOks FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN No
Bangs Block, opposite the Court House, Worcester