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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-08
Gin lieutenant bon elmer Seesibs
tetrpQen unb trmprbet. Das

Gin lieutenant bon elmer Seceibs
590nbeit betrp9en uub ermoroet. Das
29eapsnsmortb BULLETIN" pom 15-e.M Or.
entbdlt stnsn 8ert4t lbeE zines bernie:
putrd9tioRen DeEfp}tle BON Nebtuen.
@erbre@sn, rpeldes wdbrenp bss .&rtsasa
lire piabolf(6en Ibaten bsjei@net.> @db'
reno bte Mrmee lebten Grdbling IN be,
Ndbe Don 8%entonpiue, Nrf., lag, befudts
eth junssS Sss.lb'@eib 1ftsrs oas Eager.
UNI G@ Die CUNT Der OfFitere 81 erur:
ben. Gin lieutenant In Der 3pttten 9n'
ptana, Batterie, NanenS WaRerion, tpuroe
In fe psrltett; unb (lt9 8ab (I@ ben anz
i@stn, ale tperbe ptele Nsieun9 erwtoeri'
Sbre 8umaneten purben (tby inttm mil
ibm uno BET elmer @sIeesrbeif lup fe TIN
etn, Ge in hem 6au(e tbres Sntsls au BE-
lu1en. Ct nabm eann tts(e GinlabunQ
aud arglos an unt bseub G@ Nartunit'
tags tabtn In tbre @eleQl@aft. Gls FL
sttua 2 Stunben BIT tbr mar, 9tn9 fe an
eas Gen0er, maatt IS ouf uno in pemlsls
Ben Momente sr(@tentn: IL @uertQas une
fsuerten auf i'm. Gr fsl toct ntsesr I'm
6au{e, wurbe 3u eiuem Mubltetd 9e.
lf&lsppt uno bort purbs (sln Qsidnam tn'e
WaGer eeporfen. Giniee bier Sage bats
auf puroe bsrlelbe ans ufer e.tri.bsn uni
pon etnsu, alien Wanne n,b fsfnem Sobns
bseraben. Na& Berlauf pom BIER @odeu
marb lein @rab entpsdt unb FER 0st6nan
rpurbe BON ben 8amerapsn tss unelldli'
den Qieutenant8 auseeoraben. Den Sap
mad jenr i&impatden Gbat wuree fol-
esnbes BtQst unter BEN 8i0en ces jun'
een @eibes 9~efunben, Del@rteben Sor
ibrer eteuen 6anb, ofenbar osroce Dor BEL
Glu9t CUR Nadt3eit, UNI Der. Nablu4un9
rpslde DEN anoern Sag srfolets, 3u snt
ssben:
Mein ibsurer Dntel unb Gantsl
i Sd babe 9rfoIe sebabt uno PIE 1bct II
f9tudIi1 poQbra@t: Wtine .S65nbett
uon Der 9br tmm.r {aatst, ba6 Ge~ MIDI
Iefne Get9e I'M 2ebeu. >rertb lei, bat bsute f
fptel au Stanbe 9ebro@t. pie Der patriot.
lde Central In unfsrer glorttt&sn7@ onf6'
%oerattcn. SD fin ieberieit btrett. .rnttnl
t56Bnbeft, Eu9eut, IA lfo9ar n1etn 9tbsu
auf ben Nltar rtetnea gaterlanbes ME-
yer au leosn. Wetn tlutenbes Batter
lamb uerlanst tae 0pftr. ,unb mtQie g.
borde i9. !.-4.in.1
Sd tann 9br 6aus nf@t br,telu&en
tis bteier' &rtte btenb1ataf, tpds;; . Wptt
wtu, balo etl@tben tptro; tuerin,, r 81,
enbtot If, baun TONNE i&, unb Is. bpfj
BON Gu9 haflar ee{eensetL alu.- 4ueshea- -
/ s. Cure
-. Tompbind.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-08
M~mertfamiieber Croft.
Die q, N,nIyitune" (aet:

Ue ~. y.uArlDune laBI:
v@enn sS irDsnb tinen @runb sut
8enmniFung an Der 3epub!if aibt 70
lieet er rt1t In militdril@eu .unfauen;
Cine Station BE id lanee rer Nube bee
Grtepens erfreute, entwtdht nur laneiam
ibre (dlumm.rnbe, mtlitdrifde Gabiefsit,
Ste mag 8si&laseus unb imu,tr tpiecn
9ef&lae.n ,psroen, Ge mag nublos gu
une glut ptrgeuesn; mag eas Spfer rer
uufdbietsit fsiner @ensrdle in entidei'
penpen Sdladtsn lsin unp rob l@hsblt.
dem Grfole 3uftuern:
@as II benn bas Rslultut bes unfaQs
Set Grsenfdsburg In letner (&limmfsn
Esrm? Wfr baben etnen Monat Set
uuo pieQet9t 200 Mann rnsbr uerloren,
,pte pte NtbeQen. In ber @dlaat dprats
tie @rout psrloren1-o nf ni@t8. Bts
bsr babsu rptr aus Ntetalaesn Bloc Rrof
besoesn unb aus @sfabr nur @t@uNi
esld5pft."
Su auu Delt, Maeame Ertbuns, n'
bts(e Strait, no etsfe Si9ubett? @t
tab.n soc, 900 Mann nsuer Truppen iut
Telo os(anbt uno tod nur neus S@Iap'
pen erlttten. Daeeeen absr tabsn 81
NebeQen- troB ibrer Sbnmawt an 8raf
uno St9.rbdt -aewonnen. @ber behalf
oas 2ane nur feline unfdbiasn @enndl
unb bofe auf feline ,ldlummrnos" mill
ldril9e Gdbiefsit, ,pdbrenp IS ,,se(&lage1
unb immsr pisber Beldlosen wiro,"" -
60 mirb bann frlb aenu9, wenn aud
northumberland ~ @runee gsben. 8
bfele @etbwaidr!
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-08

Cine @ranb Sure bon Eories II Gla.
tunpin County, ST., bat. 81. .gtntratt
Nlfreb %. Guet, Sobn pdlnder :unb stntn
erttten SfFsier, Namens @otett@ an1blf,,
in Mntlaee3uRanp oeti.bt, ::,wM* q. ben b
'WdsBtn bes Staates su,rtptr Wt9srs nod q
Sqtnois eebra9t' babsn. 90 fub$oits
Vie un9lldli@en SfIaeet,7 ntl&t I'D IN
Fennt1te Dor ben fd.ubli&en1 Mtbbaeli,le,,:
lun8tu bepafneter Rtbelen, tbrer 6srfer,
In unfet 5eerloesr Raattttt,n i n ana DottdnF9
IN Cairo untsr8ebradt plrben. Wa 4
Ehas 4etfabrsn biefer5 nHhaa
2t@t5 elmer pabrbaft emp6renben; Idtfub!t',
asn' Torp' Maliee febts If Per utfttano,
eob idmmtlt&e Nuestlaatt 9tSeutp drtt9 IN
Gslpe. Dor Dem Geinbe Rebtn. nm ne az
fdbteete Contribution bres gefanfn'tpae
|terlanbes iowie BE @tderbeft iinb bic SUE
Mtutfoutn tbrts etgtltn 9taatte etss'1Ab tf
rdutertidsn AnsrtFe bon Msbtlltn 3sai
pntbeioiDen. ((s9l.6t3ig.)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-08
@ie Qintoln Gin Stiid BirginieIl rettet
hnr her Emancinntinn8< BroflnmatiDi:

8ie 2ineoln Gin 5tid 8irginien retttt
- - Dor Der @maucipations> Yroflamatiou.
eintoln bat b%sfanntlid, mte ,ptr >faon
ff1datr ttfpru&,n, uu udr fftttnr eatBrut.u
uub Mtlitairpouuernsure In Shpen pie
iebr trtnalidt Muforbtrun9 erSeten laifen,
ia eafar AT ioraett,; bab man tn 9dtet1
NeprditntanteniI in ben gonereB erudble.
'9p} II 70 renn ,ou@ I'm 8. Dffrit BON
,gtrSinien. ps!dsr Sufolf uro llutge8tnb
.umfubt. sur Wabl pttommen. Bttstteftr
'BabI fnb 8aaae AS 6ttmutt, a68e6fbett
,porbsn, BON bensn Der erpdblis Ganeibat
,'GaapYet36 e.btelt Dts{e .45MdIb4Hesstla.
ben mttbinlibri Difrift etsen. bie allfss
tebuha Der @flaperst aer.ttst. Glory for
Mr. Lincoln ! sber TAM. li.auu sid eilsfl
ettteta 9umtas esa'sn>s s, i
.x EstssV Egt7nFTF
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-08

e.. = MDuberne: eebeaspraris.
;Btua bu u: ben Mlmfaattanal tttmponiren:2
< 49, <5,i; Stt raut! ras: :
Biua bu, betabnsn. xeu(lrsn2, mr. r.
-s 5sm -, 5st fdlau /. :,
sou BIT bas z@&tdlal freuubli& laden :
. > - "a (9ef B uulnt >
:@iuu t. bu lbtins @tadaia Ohm MAIDEN
Il ID 81 trnmtn! s3Jh >
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-08
Gin idloaenoes 2euqniB, ba6 be

Gin idlagenOes 3eugnib. ba6 Der
Brutfftte tint 88ttnfe Ter @tfen{4dft unr
6umanttdt ni@t nur @elb unce @ut;1lon,
r.rn aud ppfsrmiuis bag 2ebepsttnsiebtiI
felt cine IN Nleranpr 3teglet'6 "Deut<
(@en Observation-Disclosures" nl9t>
meme Tortenltfe esut(an @frttorefitnben
pielss Sabrbunrnts au5: Grteori& 6or'
uemann aus NbIfclp perlhcu1800, I'M.
CUBAN; R5ntjen wurotS 1909 auf Dim
Weoe na4 Timtuetu srn1oreet; 99obann
enotpfe Burtborot narb 1917, III &atro,
Der Naturforidn Summer der 1916 am
Rto Mobaaea; Or. 5ernprthaunb PRO
Ffe0or Qouis 2iman aus Berlin sfanben'
1920 ibrsn 500 in Nfrtfa = .ebenio ber
Waiurfori&u D.. @optl aug Bonn i'm
8seinn Ser ptsrsteu Sabre; 'Dr:%Oosr<
ws9 aus '5amburo aarb III 8utaua am
|G19aolr 1852; Or. MtiB 1858 In
Mbylfnten; Or. Sa5ntefn ftarbt IN Ct,
berta; Yroptear &nobttdr tnttte tn
Nsapel, bolts f@ ober fein f2ttoerl TN
Suban; bon Meimanns tarbs 1858 tn
&atrp; Or, &tsrtbaIr fatb ietntnzs Toe
In Mfrtfa, unb gilbert Ro(her aus Dam
burg tparb an, 10. Mdr3 1860 nlnfern per
N9antl&a aet6etet. Brbr.sp: 8arntm
f.nbete um IL. Suit 1860 1 Noftts am
blauen Ntl> unp lber bos Shtdial nule'
fss Or. Gpuorb @oQet srupartln nirtbte
MuffIdruna. bic mabrf@sinlfdr Wsiie
cine sltt@ traurip. @swtbbsh fem mitbF;,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-08

- SIM lebten Quartal 0nb turd
Die biefee poRoiFce awtlaen III 900 u
10000 Brtefe tef5roert wotbtn. %Gtne
rebt artiQe Gorrslponoena flt Daptnport.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-08
@pielfa0'tIt!
mRibHattttssW ff9tukt!
ii ret&balti9ftr Hue uabll.

trsftt9balttefttr Ausuabl!ua
Dn,6 taaaers qratruna btaiSamt, Sab,n III ut xsyayr
asirss ltsi srsBsn gsrsatbs saa. Geiaaaatah&s "a bic
q lBltAltti lsnb Dauerbafttslett
bsrftIten YesataS befddaHhst -.--+.,------rIa-.599It
:, Irbstenr aas i~myortirtsn GSHeh. In BeIse 4shea sous xsl
-t:s.. g..svsslf. l. .ss:sss =. atsss,. fsI. pr ss.ssa tasa
bhlslbeu Ri lttssr ate frdttr ~ %perisufsu:.
. aDtt aaa&tn b~fenbsrs aufnesffam aaf asnfsfs aasssH1 sss
niitli6en un0 belsbreatben spie1eu FIJI. alaaer,
: ~ Mrbttts. a6rbe snnS gtidiattn fat gaueu,
Fnppen uao YuppealSpfe iitper gattetdt..
!. S1t es@litten, ]: ~ 4, I. ~.
saDte VEL Srtuse aus e'adIt@s c.aStrtsnatta Si5-
70 @ttbna&tsfa1tnff ar aur rs Gtnts
in .,iinnjjrt 8ga..tlt. s.,so.,arutearnu.!! @saraxrun. III aiiss 1tAtds o,as
at&. Srf&dfen bet VI i<. -mgf
= .,,,r, gsieerbede & Miaer,
No.. IA wsaI. ate etr. IN 5artifsu. unb Ri,les.
~ tim bas WDttbuad.Seldd s~nStrb5btn, ISnnta. e6bhoby
;utts timer. tine sortrtffiids GIaf9t wsiH iii uns
tabea. BON BEN Hr iest ntsser ttse sssbe 5esnsaas 5eysa'ssa
Irff III F4 = u C. II IL
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-08

3;rasr Saect2
81. 8. Glbrteat, poameifer.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-08

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@enug, aenuo, DIT Monttor, un>
perbl1tnt, 1epdbttt- 9sttlrf!
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1tn
Gel aber auf Dsinr 9ut, Wonttor,
unb bite, Did BOZ. isb.m-@ @ulmstfer
.p,nu, BET SinaO! ct rfldrt Did seutblt&
fir @optrabanre. 49,: -" =
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-08

'':%:..S rtnt.- sGl-1fe .":a". Sc .Fl. i
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Adams Gallery, 2;sS Main Street, is
omen for the reception Of the public. diff d2l
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Clothing.
n E W C L o t NC
A. P. WARE G. co.

1874, 1853 and ITO Main St. Worcester.
BEG LEAVE TO NOTIFY THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GEN.
ENALLT. THAT THEY HAVE NOW
ANS'rORE, AND IN PROCESS OF MAN.
UFAcrURE. STOCK OF CHEAT Ex-
TENT AND VARIETY. EMBRACING
MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF
Seasonable Garments,
ADAPTED TO ,rHEvAurovra WIN ~-r~
vi ALI GLASSES OF CUSTOMERS.
MUG" CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN To
PROD UoE GA1MENTs UNscRIArPED
IN PROPORTIONS, TAsrEFUI. IN
STYLE, AND OF PROPER vvOuu
MANSHIPi AND WE REsPECTFUILw
INVITE THE EXAMINATION OF ALI.
IN WANT OF IkEADY-MADE CLOTH
ING. PURCHAsERs OF
Spring Overcoats
CAN HARDLY FAIL OF A sATIsFAC.
TORY SELECTION FROM OUR As.
SORTMENT.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
OUR LARGE STOCK. AND ExTRN.
SIVE VARIETY OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestinoa.
ADAPTED TO ALL DESCRIPTIONa
OF GARMENTS, FOR ALL CONDI.
TONS AND AGES OF MASCULINE
HUMANITY, WHICH WILL BE SOLD
BY THE PIECE OR YARD, AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, or
MADE UP INTO GARMENTS TO Or
DER. FOR EITmEK MEN OR ROYs,
IN THE BEST STYLE AND MANNER,
AND SATISFACTION IN ALL CAsEa
WARRANTED.
WE ALSO INVITE THE PARrICU.
LAR ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
TO OUR EXTENSIVE DEPARTMENT
OF
Boys Clothing
WHICH WILL BE FOUND AS AT.
TRACTIVE AND AS WELL SUPPLIED
AN EVER. MUCH CARE WILL BE
CONSTANTLY EXERCISED TO REN.
DER THIS IMPORTANT BRANCH OF
OUR RUSIN ESS IN ALL RhSPECTa
ID ESERVING OF THE PATRONAGE
OF ALL PURCHAsEHH Of BORs'
q LO THING.
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4 DMTNISTRATOR'S SALE BY AUG.
Worcester June H. 1861 D. H aeisSi nuc'O"f eis
tBy SAMUEL A. WALKER, Office % Congress street,

10y oANIU Ell A. WALKER, Ofice 70 Congress street,
GREAT SALE OF THOROUGH
~ BRED JERSEY AND DEVON CATTLE, at auc-
ton, at the Lancaster House, Lancaster Mass, from
the nerd of j torbush, on THURSDAY, June 18th, at
o'clock n.
% Head Imported and Thorough Bred Jerseys, COM
prising Cows, two years old Heiers one, two
and three old Bulls and Heifer and Bull Calves
10 Head Thorough Bred Devons, comprising Cows,
Heiiers and Bulls. Catalogues, with Pedigree of the
animals, on day of sale.
MAO
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Autrtes.
WORCESTER COUNTY TEACH
Frs ASsOCIATToN

WORCESTER COUNTY TEACH
EtS' ASSOCIATION.
ton will be held annual meeting OF this Associa-
Al CLINTON, IN CLINTON HAIL
Vn friday and Saturday, June 10th and oo,b.
Inc Exercises will be as follows,
Friuay Afternoon, June 10Th
and Keports Viii liz he % VIII be organized Addresses
MISS 0Goo6 ,b eaSRng Exercise Geography by
AZ cl9eN, discussion upon one or more of the r,
perntendent of Public schools Of Woreester JONES' SUI
2; SbeslIng Exercises, by j, X. LOMBARD. Of wor
Gre q SeaS.srs dsrng Recess NEWTON,
ing e wee seieo H. r. GREEsn,p iPr rInui
pal Of Worcester High school
PANE Of TIC Highland Military School V %orcese r.
AZ o'clock, Address by ARIEL PARISH, Esq delegate
At O'Clock, Adjournment.
EVENING SESSION.
~, At y o'clock Reading of Essays written BY ladies
me Assoei9tlon' BY g n BIdELow, Esq, Principal OF
AZ o'clock, Lecture BY Prof. LEWIS b. MuSRoE, o.
Boston, Subject" Vocal Cuiture."
Saturday, June Goth.
MORNING SESSION.
~ 9oelock, Lecture by H. II. GREENE, Esq. Subject
. AT ~ clock, Discussion Of Topics previously men
Boston; Subject - Experimental Science"
Az ~ o clock, Report OF Committees and closing Elk
AZ L. o'clock, Adjournment
IN AL Teachers and friends of educotion earnestly
Meeting " ''' W INV
The usual Railroad facilities may be expected.
- members OF School Committees who receive this
Circular respectfully requested TO give Information
OF the meeting TO teachers in their neehborhood
Il I. ROCKWELL, Secretary ''-'''' ''''N'"'
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z III HNUE Vt I I'M F.-DepOSliS IN The
~ Worcester County Institution Savings must be
made on or before the First DAY of January April
JuY OcODer instead the third Wednesday of said
nths. as heretofore But Dividends are made only
twice year, namely in January and July.
g. A. HAMILTON. Treasurer
Worcester May 81, 1853 dtjyI vw4t lea
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Oil Paintl1gs Engravings Mezzotints, Chromos.
Autographs, Photographs Artists Materials of every
description Portrait and Picture Frames, for sale at
the lowest Cash Prices Frames made to order. Par
tcuar attention given to Framing wreaths and Fancy
Work, to restoring remountng, mendlng vanishing
old and injured Pictures.
The Fine Art Gallery open day and evening Wis
itors All are welcome
m30 diff
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M XVIstmr's TsaIsam OF wild Cherry
hs nreparaton certain cure for all diseases of the
THTogt and Lqnqs, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, WhoOp
"a CoNgh Group, Llcipient Consumption, &c. In con
;Tmation of the highest medical authority that Com
snnDii0n can lie cured" numerous instances Of
peve restoration f this disease by the of the Bal
'"'' STRONG TESTIMONY
Fro n BENJAMIN WHEELER Esq. Depot Master at South
Royalston, Mass.
SOUTH ROYALsToN, Jan. 4, 60.
Messrs SETH W. FowLE a. Co., Boston =
Gents although unsolicited by you cannot refrain
from adding testimony the already given in
favor of your Wis dr'S Balsam of Wild Cherry.
In the spring of 1858 severely afflicted with
hard, dry cough, with its usual accomplishments Of
night sweas, completely prostratng my nervous sys-
tenn and producing such debiitatcd state of health,
that after trying medical aid to purpose had given
up all hopes of ever recovering had also my friends
At this stage of matters prevailed upon through
the influence of neghbor try Wistar's Balsam tho
with belief whatever in its truly wonderful curative
prOpe ties aud before using two bottles the effect was
almost magical My cough entirely let me the night
sweas de erted hope once more elatedmy depressed
spirits, and soon had attained wOnted strength and
veor Thus had this Basa, as has often been remark.
ell bv persons cOnversant with the above facts in this
vicinity literally snatched me from the yawning crave
You liberty to this for the benefit of the
BENZ. WHEELER
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE & CO, Boston. and
for sale by druggists and dealers generally,
mchlS daw3m
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In this cits, June l6, Joshua W Carrco 81 yrs.
In North o. ford April 6. CYRUS Lamb 70 mos l6
days. [Printers in New York, Ohio illinois and YER
mont please COPY.
In Boy ,ston. June Is, Hannah l., wife of Stephen
Hartshorn 35 yrs mos 81 days.
AT the General Hospital, Nashville, Tenn, Feb 2,
OF chron diarrhRa, George Haskins son Of Robert
Haskns of West Boylston, Co c, 9Uth regiment Ohio
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DROVOST MARSHAL GENER-

bhboo MAhtNG.-AlISSL Il. ADDIE
- - AiNswoRTH, Dress Maker No Brrnley Block.
Iart GUAR attention paid TO Chldrens Clothes Chill
dren and Infants Patterns for sale Also on the
mhcIlhe. du ml9
INC X ETS FOR THE WEST
BY ALL ROUTES.
Inquire OF -. Nj. WITTER,
Worcester and Nashua Railroad ONCE,
apA dit No Bank Block.
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MAR ISEED.

CIaGIn is making splendid Photographs, colored OF
PLAN small aguerreotype and Amhrotypes, at Isl
Manstreet dit al
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Attention, worcester state Guards The
naont ~ tho CITY HALL, WEDNESDAY. June 18th,
az s,r o,iock p NJ without arms. Every member Is
requested to be present H. bAhE'i CleIa;;
Worcester, June Is, 1868. o5t
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In this city, June 6 at ALI Saints Church by the Rev
Mr. Speer Mai Church love- ofthe Bay State House. to
Augusta C. daughter of Booth Bottoly ESQ OF Leices
ter.
In this city, June l6. by the Rev D Spalter, Henry
Walker to Margaret Fitzpatrick, both of Worcester
In Berlin. June 10, by Rev w Houehton. Henry II
stOwe of lancaster 10 Lyd AlRobbns of Ashbv. May
s, Daniel Fits to Theresa Hodges, both of Clinton
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"Bly me aud tn do you Good Heath
and strength secured by the OF the great Spring and
Summer Medicine, DR. BANGLEY'S ROOT AND
HERB 81 TIERS composed of Sarsap 'rilla, Wild Cher
ry, Yellow Dock, Prickly Ash, rhoroughwor Rhubarb
andrake, DandeliOn, &C. all of which are 50 com
pounded to act in concert and assist Nature in ERAD
ICATING DISEASE.
The effect this iicine is most wonderfu-it acts
directly upon the bowels and blood by removing all Oh
structons from the internal gans, stimu ating them
into healthy action, renovatiHg the fountains of life
purfving the blood, Gle msing it from al humors and
causing Il to through every part of the
body; restoring the invalid to health and usefulness
They and eradicate from the system Liver Com
plant that main wheel of many diseases; Jaundice
in its worst forms, all Bilious diseases and Foul Som
ach Dyspepsia Costiveness, all kinds of HunOrs and
every disease arising from Indigestion, Headache, Dizz
ness Piles, Heartburn, weakness pans in the side and
Bowels, Elatulency Loss CT Appetite and torpid or
diseased liver, disorSere1 stomach or bad BLOOD, TO
which ali are more or less subject in Spring and sum
More persons have been cured by this medicine than
by all other Bitters in the world It is highly
mended by Physicians everywhere. Try it, and you will
never regret it.
Only 81 and so cents per Bottle Sold by Dealers in
medicine everywhere. Orders addressed to
GEO c. GOODWIN 81 CO,
aplT d&w3m 80 Hanover street, Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-17

THE LARGEST VARIETY OF
\ FANCY ARTICLES In this CITY can be found at No
Bav State Block WATCHES AND CLOCKS a fine
assortment; JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE; Plated
Knives Forks and spoons, Beads c.. Paper and Enve
opes Combs and Brushes of all kinds Photograph Al
buns. large assOrtment Portmonaea, Perfumes nc .
&C; OILS, oaps. Writing Desks. Reculss Knives SEES
sors Razors and other articles numerous to mention
be. ISAAC Fish
jel diff JeweiIer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-17

NOR SALE-A COTTAGE House, No
= 81 Laurel street. containing twelve rooms. suitable
ior one or TWO families wash house. with set copper
Kettle wooGhouse, and shop, never falling well of good
soft water all $500 feet of land, well stocked with
bearing Fruit Trees, Currart Bushes, Crane Vines &c
jeI7 d2taw6m*
| OST-On Sunday evening, between
~ NJ lain nd Green Streets a HAIR bR CELET, with
gold clasp and initials NJ. Ii. NJ. The finder will confer
a favor by leaving it at BARNARD, SUMNER & cos
Store. d2t* % iel7
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In,nospECIUS.

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"rHE SUUTnERH PUNCH"
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ing such q journal this aavantagssSof capital,
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The editor, for many years. past, has been con-
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abbGtisu.
By sINS!ss, DURIsoz & CO..

Pablial~:hy Request
The Gespc: Scho.
Found in n pc.,ia a church in Scotland; written
in /. fc,nale hand, ara supposed TO DC suggested
by observing az echo.
True fiji, :.oaa>:.s 10Y. IL Go! in man,
Say, Echo, is 30: ,Ais ;as gospel plan?
Echo-The gospel plan!
Must I my faith in Je-a; constant show.
Ny doing good to all, both friend and foe!
Echo-Bothf friend and foe!
Wien men c%onspire to hate and treat me3H,
Must I return tbemgood, and love them sfla
Echo-Love thomstin!
IF they my f.ilinss causelessly reveal
i. Must I their faults as carefully %concealy
Eeho-As carefully conceal
But if my name AMI character they tear,
And crue. malice too, too plain appear;
And whom I sorrow and affection know,
They smile, aud adj unto my cup Of woe;
Saw, Echo, say, in. such peculiar caso'
Mp,t I continue still to love and bless?
Echo-sdN-to love and bless:
WHY, Echo, now is this? Thou'rs sure " dove;
Thy yoicc will leave me nothing else butlove!
Echo-No.hing else but love!
Amen, with. all my heart, then DO it SO;
And now to practice III directly go.
Ecao-Direc:ly so!
This path be mine, and let who will reject
nv gracious eod Inc surely will protect!
Echo-surely- will protect!
Hsnceforth. on him III cast my every care,
And friends and foes ep sracc them all in prayer
Eeho-Embraco them al il prayer.