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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-31

CONVENTION. - The republicans of the
Worcester 23d representative district, com
prising the towns of Southbridge and bud
ley, will hold convention in the town hall,
Dudley, on Monday, at O'Clock p. NJ, to
nominate candidate for representative for
the district
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BOSTON, May 90 1852
Dir. MGHrHILL-~ir: l take great pleasure IN SAVING
that the Of treatment pre- scribed by gu for Ca
arn in my heat and throat has had the happes effect
have been troubled Tor several ears assuming of
late dangerous tr and tn cate ing serious cuise-
quences, but thank, yOdr skill now quite recUy-
cred. Yours truly, WM. \. MONER
MoWer& Co Boston and Bangor Express
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RICH FUR GooDs All kinds-sold by Shute &
column.
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l, A. W. Clark, Of south Berwick Junction, Maine,
hereby certify that for three years have been troubled
with deafness ard discharges from the ear My DEAFNESS
has been such that, with the eXertion, could
not hear the oudest conversation, when directly adj
dressed to me had consulted many physicians and
aursts, but could get relief. Acting under the
vice of friends (who by their experience knew of
Dr. Lghths success i'll the treatment such difficult
ties), gave him trial, which resulted i'll the complete
restoration OF my hearing The discharge my ear
has entirely ceased, without detrment to my health.
The cure was performed upon four months ago, dur
ing whicn time my hearing not only remained good lin
spite OF several colds which from but actu-
ally improved, that now l can hear as perfect az
though my hea ing had never been affected.
would recommend all those afflicted with the above
complaint, to place themselves under the mild treat
ment Of Dir. Lshthiu. A. w. CLARK
South Berwick ,Iuurti,,, Mo
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Mr. GRRsNLgAF, trance speaker, from Lowell, will
speak in Horticultural Hall, the Spiritual sts
and seven P, NJ tomorrow
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The Confessions and Experience AN
Anvaliss.-Published for the benefit and a warning
ami caution to young safer from Nervous De
bty Premature Decay OF ManhOo etc, supplying at
the same time the means of self BY one who mas
cured himself after being put great expense and in
jury Though medical humbus and quackery.
BY enclosing post paid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
mis- dSwly Bedford, Kings County, N Y
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FemaIes, Females. Females Use that safe
pleasant remedy known as HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU, for all complaints incident to the sex. No
family should be without it, and will viii when
tried by them 1t is used by young and old in the
decline change Of life before and marriage dur
ing aud at er cOnhnemtnt, to strent then the nerves.
restae nature to its pre- channel and invgOrae the
broken down constitution, from whatever Orig
waiting Use no Tthess Fills Take Ilelmbod's
Extract BHchu See advertisement in another column
Cut out, and send for it. deop2m ss
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DIR. A. p. LIGnImLL-Dear sir; am happy to inform
you Of cLmplete recovery fir deafness through hn
means your duaOle treatment. seven weehs ago
wneh placed ny sell under your care, my hearing was
much impaired that could hear preaching un-
less sitting very close to The mster and could OF y
unders and him then when he ould his voice u-
commonly loud. cOuldnOt hear tie ticking watch
unless when pressed my ears, and my head cars
were full OF d.saseeaDle noises. My hearing en-
tirey restored and my head is again it was
before was ever Affected with Ceaintss.
submit this Tor puDI with desire to benefit
the similarly afflicted ours with gratitude,
Il. \. GREEN, son OF Il. +. Green, rawtGcket, II.
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ST. DANES CIarke's Female PIIIs,-This we'll
known medicine is no mposi ion, hut sure and safe
remedy for female Difficulties and distractions, from
any cause whatever, ami although powerful remedy,
they contain no hing hu"tful to the constitution To
time, bring on the monthly period with regularity For
lull particulars, see advertisement
n. Il zee 81 and postage sta enclosed to
thorizcd agent Will ensure bottle containing over 50
pills by return mail Sold by all druggists. d2m ol9
George observation-disclosures UNDERTAKES
My Coffin Warerooms at No. 80 Front corner
OF all the different kinds and patterns OF Collins
Also Metallic and Rosewood finish Caskets.
Plates Robes &c, furnished of the best material
ateSt patterns mch2S diff
EVUrms.-Corbln's Worm Destroying Syrup for Chill
dren aud Adults Sac AMI e1lcacious. it not only
the worms but the cause III ir great increase
and greatly improves the general health. Price %
Geo. $. EToppin ~ CO., Commission Merchants
Malt, Meal Of all kinds Fine and Coarse Feed Butte
and "a Cheese Mechanic street Worcester Mass
III raper az CLARK, coMMrss1oN MERCHANTS and
Dealersin Flour Grain Meal. Grass Seed salt, Lime,
Cement Cacined Plaster Plaster Paris Ground Oyster
Shells, and Farmers Produce generally, Also Agents
for the sale OF Goes super Phosphate OF Lime Peruvian
Guano, American Guano, and Ground Bone:
aps diff Nos. s5 81 Font ST. ~ worc Sa1nH Mass
CIafIu.'s New Photographic Gallery over the Tele
opened ibis day-old Gallery d-WEBNESiDl5AYs
Sept Sd, 1868. off 50
azws. -. e*:,oisvlrs, IN ezperenced ana sucee5
al Mqle loIs eetSeI IN readiness, day and right,t
No Is Austin street S5s
Or. g. w. Estabrook, surgical ami Mechanical
Dentist, Rooms No. aud9 Fagg's building onposifs
Bay state House, Worcester Mass. d3mF $50
d. IL. Nlchols, ss. ~, sso,re[,D.,f,,,c ,sI,-.;
e.n)5ce and residence ~ Main street Once hour,
worcester October. 20, 1856 dtf ais
bas r,,,..,---1 =
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The democratic caucuses will be held this
evening at places designated in the advertise
ment in another column
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REPORT of the treasurer of the Worcester
county fair held on the 2lst, 22d, and 23d of
October -
The total receipts of the lair 924 IS
The expenditures werc.................... 62S 81
Net profits. ......,................S6,29 1856 SO
Receipts from 500 81
These tables were the fruit and flower, the
toy, the art table, one furnished by the ladies
OF Shrewsbury, one by the ladies of Leicester,
one by the ladies of Armory Village, (Mill-
bury,) one by contributions of articles from
Warren, Spencer, Clinton, and other towns in
the county, and one by nearly every religious
society in our city.
The receipts from curiosity room..........S100 90
The receipts from dancing dolls............ "a so
The contributions in money were.......,... 45O 20
These were from one society in town which
did not furnish table, from New England
Village, from East Douglas Southbridge,
Globe Village (Southbridge), Auburn, and
from some liberal ''friendS" whose names we
would be glad to know.
Receipts from the sale OF tickets .s1S2l SO
Receipts from rsfreshment roOm.......... lois %
Expenditures OF the same. 800 VI
Net proats...............................s7l8 II
Which are included in the sum total of re-
ceipts and expenditures of the fair
ANNA +. WAsHBURN.
The committee of arrangements for the late
fair deem it unwisc to express their grateful
appreciation OF iHdtridHal effort, lest $50 nu-
merous have been the helpers some name
should inadvertently be omitted. In a word,
then, to all classes of our citizens, and to the
people Of the adjoining towns, who have aided
in the consummation of such a satisfactory
result, they would say, thanks for your cor
dial cooperation. In spite of the anxious
care and labor involved in such an undertake
ing, your liberal support has made the occa-
sion one which will be held by them in pleas
ant rememhrAnce.
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Lewiston, May ID, 1862.

ANOTHER TESTIMONIAL TO DR. LIGulHILL.
Mr. Editor My had discharged for eight years. and
the discharge from constant, and the smell the
same very disagreeabe. My hearing also yery
much impaired The of the aiction, scarlet f..
yer Three weeks aga placed myself under Dr Light
hi S care, and am now enti ely cured Of it Tie dis
charge or running is healed, my hearing good and The
bad smell entirely gone.
Yours respectfully, HENRIETTA FLETCHER.
Witness-Joseph ii. Creasey
Mount Vernon. Dec. II, 1851.
So d3m
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ISAAC DAVIS,
HENRY CHAPLIN,
Z L HAIIISNN

WORCESTER, Oct. g. 1868
have examined with some care ohnson's Fami.
ly Atlas and most heartily recommend it TO
those who desire of the best Aliases for family
In about one hundred maps, steel plates, here
are laid down distinctly all the towns and coun-
ties in the United States all the latest geographical
discoveries The principal facts of physical geog-
raphy and full illustrations OF the history and pro-
gress of the civil war. Edo not know of any SINH
lar work in which so much valuable information is
embodied. hope Mr.. Fairchild will find large
sale Tor his work in w Worcester
ALONZO HILL.
We heartily concur with the above.
H RICHARDSON.
RUSH Z. SHIPPEN.
c. b. MErCALF.
W. w RICE.
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The alarm of fire last evening proved to
have been causeless,-not hardly a case of
false alarm, however, for the alarm was evil
IDENTITY genuine and general, while the confla-
grafton was not to be found
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From the watcnman and Reflector Augusta. March IS.

From the Watclman and Reflector. Augusta. March l6
1861
DIR. LIGHTHILL. following communication shows
the successful treatment OF cataTih by Dir. Liehthil-
CATARRH CURED-Dear Brethren Editors; " in ,ou
permit me to make statement in your valuable uanpr
Tor the benefit OF yOEr readers who afflicted VIM
catarrhal difficulties? nave been much troubled win
catarrh OF the worst type for twenty wears Ii
gradually grew worse producing cough and he areness
destroying the sense Of smell and breaking down inv
general health to such degree compel to RESIN
my pasorate and suspend public speaking made dill
gent use OF the usual remedies such snu OF variCus
KINDS nitrate OF silver tar water. olive ana nha "a
tos put without any very saluary effects Last sum
ihef, Mhlie JourneNng in the country for nv health
ieaIu Oh Dr LlghthliS successful mode of reatin, ga
larrn, IN Irovldetce, r. l. visited him and put myself
unueT ms treatment began Immediately to Improve
anu TINS mas gone on to the present time NV catarrh
mas giaUuay melted away, my cough has disappeared
my voice mas become natural, aha once more able
70 PreaGh the blessed Gospel. The popularity Of Dr.
shtD treatment is that he ccanscs inside nasal
pass.ges ith healing solution, applied by curiousy
syringe, in the passage aiding from the roof
vi tne mouth to the nose. After few efforts and a little
pIaGtce there Is no pam or serious difficulty in this
mode of application. p. H. RUSSELL,
Lynn, Mass, February /, 1862
DIR LIGHTHLL-Sir; have used your prescriptions
and instrument for caarrh and followed your direction
to the letter. and in rewarded by being able TO
.1
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FoUND.-The little child of Mr.. Alfred
Brame, who strayed away from its home on
Millbury street last Thursday afternoon, was
found the next morning in Quinsigamond, and
has been returned in safety to her parents.
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CiafliH is making Gard Photographs unequaued IN
this country. Give him a call diff my2
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July IS, 1852

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 airy benefit. Since have been under
the charge of DR. IIGHrHILL my hearing has been re
stored the noises in my head have ceased entirely and
my general health greatly improved ! would. there
ore, heartily recommend him to all who may he simi-
harry afflicted. MARY A. IRVING.
March 20, 1868. Holden street BrOokine Mass
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JohnsOn's Great Atlas.

t RE 7 UBLIU library, " OhUESTEK,
Oct. 6, 1863.
am familiar with the various geographical works
of Cotton. particularly his large atlas and also the
new edition of this large work, now thoroughly re-
vised, and published as Johuson's Family Atlas.
am free to say it the best work of its kind have
seen. There is scarcely item point of interest
on planet that does not here find a suitable de-
lineation. Those who are wanting such work
(what school or family that does not?) will find it
more than equal to any and offar less price.
u BAKER.
We concur in the above opinion.
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EVUrms.-Corbln's Worm Destroying Syrup. for Chill
dren aud Adults sac AMI ellcacious. it not only
the worms, but the of III ir great increase
and greatly improves the general health Price 25
d&wly augl
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DIR L1GHTHILL-Sir; have used your prescriptions
and instrument for catarrh and followed your direction
to the letter. and in return rewarded by being able to
report myself entirely cured oft Having got of the
usageeable symptoms and the ills attending bad cas-
of catarrh generally felt altogether like a new man
and thankfully will keep yon in remembrance You may
publish this letter if you see fit
Very truly, yours,
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Dr. ,. n. EourLeltntte, bent,st-Ias re-
sumed the practice OF Dentistry with Dr. NEWTON. No
Harrington Corner corne" of Main and Front streets
80 div
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Mrs. Is. &c. Clark, NJ ID, PHYSICIAN and an
experienced and successful MIDWIFE. Office and resi-
dence, 800 Main st, corner of Myrtle. d3m OF
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Geo. >. EIoppin "a, 60, Commission Merchants
ana dealers in Flour, Corn, Rye, Oats, Buck Wheat
Malt, Meal OF all kinds Fine and Coarse Feed Butte
and Cheese, Mechanic street, Worcester, Mass.
ie23 div
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-. 7amrtin, appointed examining Surgeon Of
Invalids lensinns. Hours from to p N. dtf n29
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REPORT of the treasurer of the Worcester
county fair, held on the 2lst, 22d, and 23d of
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~ BosrOF, Adg. Is, 1852.
Dear Sir-lt is very agreeable duty TO acknowledge
the complete cure you have performed my ears for
deafness OF some time standing. My hearing now per
feet as though never affected all. am happy
to add my name to the numerous references attesng
your skill The benefit thAt you have conferred upon
re can only be properly appreciated by those deprived
Ofhesring. Yours with gratitude
IL X. PLYMPrON,
344 Washington street.
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Affair Abont Chattanooga.

CHoInNATI, Dec. ls.-General Rurnside
is expected TO arrive here tonight.
The Commercials OhattanoO special
says that d0ring the march Of the troops
from Chattanooga against Longstreet, at
Knoxville, Granger's corps got in advance
of Longstreets ammunition train, while
Towards corps Was in the rear. There
was NO escort for the train. aud forty car
loads Of ammunition and two locomotives
were run into the river at L0udOn.
IA portion of the force sent to Knoxville
returned to Chattanooga
The situation at Chattanooga vas IN.
changed. The Army win soon be in win
A special from Cumberland Gap of the
18th, says portion Of LonSstreets army
made descent from Rogersyille on Mon
day, and engaged Our advance near Beams
station. Fighting has continued az inter
walls since.
II is reported that the rebels captured 22
loads Of QaaFtermaster,ss stores
Gen, Wilcox's forces have.fallen back to
TazeWelI, and are terrifying.
A later dispatch OF the same date says
the Union citizens Of Knoxville are leaving
in the direction of Big Greek Gap.
Fighting is in progress at Blairs Gross
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CONGRESSIONAL.


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8g 0eIegtaph.
I Afternoon Report.
Especial Washington Dispatches

Especial Washington Dispatches
WAsHINGFoN, December lS.-The Her
AIDS special Of the 17th says
The Democratic members of Congress
held d caucus this evening at the CAPITOL
very fully attended. The future policy Of
the party was discussed and q general
uphnimity expressed In favor OF voting al
men aud means required for vigorous
prdseeu tiOnlOf the war. A committee was
appointed for future meeting and time
and place for holding the convention for
nOtninating candidates at the Presidential
election. The caucus then adjourned to
next Monday evening. A number OF Bor-
der State men, who have not generally
acted with the Democrats this session, were
present aud took part in the proceedings.
It is intended to place the party fairly
and sqparely upon q war platform, and y
is understood that those Democrats Whs
have thus far acted upon the peace plat.
totm will give in their adhesion 70 the war
policy.
The Military Committee Of the Senate
held its session this evening, aud viii to-
morrow report amendments to the Con-
scfiption Act Il is understood they will
be passed before the Senate adiourus To-.
morrow. The bill as introduced by Sem
atnr Wilson will be amended In some Of
IL details, not materially from the form In
which it was referred 20 the Committee.
The number of veterans who will Fe.enter
the service from the Army of the Potomac
will be upwards Of 10000, aud aud an
equal, ifnot a larger, proportion ofveterans
ia other armies will volunteer tor three
years or the war.
WAsHNaTNE, December 17.-The Times
special says: Gen. Hitchcock has gone to
Fortress Monroe with final propositions %
the rebel authorities for the exchange Of
prisoners. He will probably offer to exc
change man for man andigrade for grade
without reference 70 officers or men of col.
ored regiments.
Up 20 last night il had been determined
to commit the whole business OF exchange
70 Gen. Butler.
Gen. SickIes has asked Court Of In
quiry upon charges contained in Gen. Hall
Ieck's report. Other officers have made
similar requests.
To disembaFrass the President, General
Schofield has asked TO be relieved from the
command Of the Department of missouri.
Mr.. Lincoln has signifed his intention 20
send his name again 70 the Senate as Ma
jor General. He failed TO secure eontir-
nation at the last session. The President
has also determined 70 assign him TO au'
other department, ROseerans will pFoba-
bly, be sent to Missouri.
A bill will soon be introduced into Con.
gress increasing the pay Of commissioned
officers 20 per cent "
I Il is rumored tonight that Surgeon
General Hammond has been mustered out
service,
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The BOmbardment Of charleston.

BALT1lfoRE, Dee. l3.-The following Is
from the correspondent Of die Ameffean :
OAayEsston, Dee. 13-Gen. Gilmore 4
again Smelling Gharleslon. % Thufsday
night be threw anpmber Of shells into
different parts Of the city doing much
damage. All the rebel batteries opened,
aud a heavy bombardment ensaed l6t sew.
eFnl hours.
Tue storm Is washing away theFsbel OBJ
stFnetiobs.
YesteFday Large u6mbeF of h6Gsy tim.
beFs, bOlted together with iFOu, were
washed down b. The tide, They Ware e,
ord ana loved 81 shore By olf taEs.-
ne am0nrt 81 timbeFtbat sane down VA
90 large thai g q believed thB 0hgirueliOul
aanst - selioualY damaged,
There - no other nGWs Of -tRf aFtAuee.
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WAsHINGToN, December lS.-We learn
through dispatches received at the head
a uafters Of this department from General
Gorcoran, that last night Company l, l55th
New York regiment, At SaDgster's Station,
10 the midst Of terrible storm then rag
ing were attacked by a body of Stuart's
rebel cavalry about 1000 strong usdeF
command Of the rebel Gen. RossieF which
left fredericksburg on Wednesday night
last, contrary 70 their expectations. The
company was on railroad guard duty there,
and made gallant, and as II tnFaed out,
successful resistance, having beaten them
of four times before being hanked aud
having their tents burned by q portion Of
the rebels who got 10 their rear.
The company was then forced % retreat
With . loss Of two men iWounded and one
taken prisoner.
The rebels attempted 70 burn the bridge
over Hope Run, bat took stampede be-
tore doing tt any damage % speak of. a
force repaired it in two hours this morning,
and trains are now running agaiu.
On moving Oh again the rebels sent
back 70 Fredericksburg three arnbulaBees
Of their wounded and LEFT one prisoner 10
our hands. They lett in the direction Of
OenteEEille. = -
II the morning, General COteotAn 10
command, sent cavalry in pursuit Of the
force, and has since reported that les adj
vance had come up with them,
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sufferings on the Plains.

LEAvRxwoRTH, Dec. 1s.-Aecounts from
the Plains repIesen great suffering among
men aud stock. In consequences OF a snow
storm no hay or grass could DO had. The
stock was dying of by hundreds by star
been lost by the intense cold. Over 100
trains are outssand much anxiety is felt for
their safety.
Fourteen inches Of snow have fallen
here. much drifted. All the roads are
blockaded. and there have been NO mails
for three days.
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pa-THE MoRNlsa sTAR.-V Venus Is now
the morning star, and presents grand
sight in the southern heavens, where her
crescent form, about as large as a saucer
and as bright as the moon, comparatively,
can be seen at 4 A. N. Saturn eccompa-
MES Venus, but looks like the red light Of
alamp beside that of Venus, which is neb.
ulOus aud very brilliant. The sight will
well repay any one for an early look out
Of doors on clear frosty morning.
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Rebel Distractions In Charleston
Harbor SWaDt Away.

NEW YORK prrgUll1l le..-l8E thu Ana
70 q - siafBd ttlf he ElCllf f0lyy gale
swept away utlsIf al rs ttbsl o6stFac-
tfo6s q GSarlesiln haFb0F, and th6if rem
nllts line Tic sh1rlg. The eltrlnco - the
hafbof @ nov bElIafld % Be olgaEi and &
g Supposed that our u4sy VIII take due
advantage ofthg facs. ff3
The New Orieans Pieay nne ~ he On llss
news Of the reeapture of Paebla b. Jsnrez'
forces, and that Oomonfort was Advancing
aaainst The Rreneh. The French ID Tam
pieo are - : state Of Siege, and have lost
500 men by yellow fever.