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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

Posi- OFFICE BoxEs.-In order to enable
post Office box holders to receive their mail
matter through the boxes on the LIST of July,
when the new law goes into operation, the
postmaster has caused the bills to be made
out two days in advance, and they are all
placed in the boxes this morning ready for
payment. No box can be used after to-mor-
row night that is not paid for. As the boxes
in the office are not dttBeient to supply the
demand, the postmaster Will consider himself
at liberty to rent any boxes to new applicants,
which shall not have been paid for, in con-
fornity to the law, before the morning of the
I'd Of July.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

Dir. Radway's Pills THE TRIUMPH OF VEGE-
TABLE DEDICATION OVER CALoMEL, QUININE, AND
THEIR KINDRED MINERAL PoIsoNs.-The serious inIu.
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ver Ague and Fever Typhoid Fever Scarlet ami 9TH
err tevers in the administration Of Quinne, Caomel,
Arsenic, Blue Pills &c. in wholesale Doses arc daily
in the saffron colored, yellow skinned cripple,
as he totters through streets vanly crying cut for
health -hedlh !-hsdlih!
Let PHYSICIANS and others bear in n,iud thai in all
cases. either of fever other diseases, where
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to the patient all the benefits, in much less time, than
these poisuns are expected to achieve without entang
such terrible attacks of the liver heart and general ys
tenn Nine-tenths of the diseased that aiict us are
caused by over dosing with Quinre, Arsenic Calome,
nc.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

OK BOARD STEAMER METEOR, NEAR VICKs-
BURG, June II, l863.-As we are now nesr
Vicksburg, and can probably send a letter
from there, thought would have one ready.
We have had fine trip, and all are in good
spirits, but all are somewhat tired; have been
travelling since the SIXTH but now we may
have time TO rest. We hear nothing from
Vicksburg. Suppose Grant is still at work,
and all confident of success. We were fired
upon by the rebels as we came down the river,
but received no damage. The boat was struck
several times, but no one was injured l have
been very much disappointed with the scenery
on the Mississippi. 1t is very dreary. The
banks are low, with no signs of being inhabit-
ed for miles in succession.
Sometimes l think it is not just right for
Massachusetts, men to be sent here, but l am
satisfied if we can do anything to whip the
rebels; and l think we can. Grant must have
a very large force with him, but they are not
eastern troops. In justice to this regiment l
will state that wherever we have been people
tell us this is the best looking and most or
derby regiment ever seen in this part of the
country. The men are quiet and well disci-
pline1. l write this because know you have
heard reports of this regiment anything but
complimentary, and you ought to know the
truth. A. G.
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to the eminent worth OF the deceased, and
closed by making an urgent and patriotic APP
peal to the men of the north to rise in the
majesty of their whole might, to crush out the
rebellion, and save their country, for which
so much precious blood had already been shed.
The remains were conveyed to the Rural
Cemetery for interment
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

Some citizens are leaving, and the rolling
stock OF the Central railroad is being sent east
for security. Our daily papers are suspended
till the crisis is over, ali the employees having
entered the ranks.
PENNSYIVANIANs WAKING UP.
SCRANTON, Pa. June 28.-A full company
composed of our best and largest business
men and other citizens, is now organized.
One other company is full, and another will
be filled tonight. The two latter are to re-
ceiye Il bounty of eighty dollars per man,
funds being subscribed by the Delaware,
Lackawanna. and Western railroad, and the
Lackawanna iron and coal company, and the
citizens. Stirring speeches have been made
by the clergy Hon John Brisbin and others
and everybody is Weakened up. The troops
are expected to go to Harrisburg in the morn
ing.
PHILADELPHIA, June 28.-rhe excitement
in this city is intense. Third streets throng-
ed with people awaiting the news. The mer-
| chants have resolved to close their stores and
recruit regiment Immediately. The Union
league have aslo started in the matter. The
corn exchange guard have a recruiting party
marching through'the streets.
NoRRIsTowN, Pa, June 2S.-The manu-
facturers have determinedto close their works
until the rebels are driven from the state, and
have raised $4,000 to pay the wages OF an
who volunteer during their absence. FIVE
hundred men will leave for Harrisburg IN the
morning.
THE TWO ARMIES REPORTED.
New YORK, June IS. - The Baltimore
American of last evening says :-"Our intel
ligence from the upper Potomac this morning
is most gratifying, but not proper to publish
Fugitives from HagerstDwn say the rebel army
il CROSSING at all the upper fords, and pushing
forward into Pennsylvania, without scarcely
stopping to rest. The movements OF oul
army have been quite rapid, and the announce
ment OF its present position would astonisl
people. collision may be looked for at any
moment. Frederick was fully occupied by
our troops this morning, as well as all the sur
rounding country"
Baltimore, June 28-Noon. The tele
graph is working to Glen Rock, on the North
ern Central railroad line, this morning, si2
miles this side Of Hanover junction.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

on the fertile grounds of Roanoke Island,
where they are to have all the advantages OF
civilization. Chaplain Horace James, the
popular and energetic superintendent Of con,
trabands, leaves here to-day for Boston and
New York to obtain by contribution steam
saw and grist mill and other necessary mate
rials for the colony.
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W OR CE S T E R:
MONDAY, JUNE 80. IsGa.

Our dispatches this morning show that de-
cisiye movements are at hand in Pennsylya
MIA. The rebels in large force are moving
upon Harrisburg, and battle will probably
take place to-day. Gen. Hooker has resigned
and Gen. Meade succeeds him, as commander
of the army Of the Potomac.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

NEwBERN, June 24.-Ih orderto secure the
families Of colored troops IN this department
from alsdanger of recapture by the enemy,
and for the purpose Of educating and giving
them permanent homes, Gen. Foster has re-
Gently founded an extensive colony for them
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

WASHINGTON, June 28.-Gen. Hooker was
last night relieved from the command OF the
army of the Potomac at his own request, and
Gen. Meade appointed his successor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

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FURNISHING GOODS,

Will here find choice and well selected stock of goods
that will be sold reasonable prices The assortment
of Spring OvercOats Business Goats, new style Sacks
search of bargains will find it for their interest to call
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

a Card,-G ADAMS, having returned from the
west indies will the charge of his Gallery
Main street Especial care will be given in making
&c In the higher branches of The art Mr.. s arrange
meDts are such that he have competition this
side of New York. Having engaged for this summer
new artists Of eminent ability, he confidently expects
the public will sustain him in his enterprise to establish
gslery Worcester where first class Ork in Oil Pas
telle Ink, Water Color, &c be made equal to any
maGe by Quincy, Fredercks, Brady The public are
invited to call and examine work by his new artists
and judge for themselves 70 those wanting pictures of
children lie will by kindness attention. and patience en-
deavor to suit Them Gallery 239 Main St. up but one
flight Of stairs. dit mlS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

In DROPSY its estab shed curative properties have
long been without rival, as atested by universal med
ical testimony.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

No puny children, decayed teeth, yellow
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There nothing equal 10 it, 1t is far superior
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raised by it is easily digesed than by any other
Try paper, and you will not fail to it ate
Have the Gold Medal or Grocers and Druggists
keep it.
EDWARD NrLLEs, Jr. continues to pay the highest
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

SUNDAY SCHOOL PIcNIc.--The young peo-
pie connected with Rev. DR.. Hills society,
as members of the Sunday school, spent the
afternoon of Saturday very pleasantly, by in
vitation of their pastor, at his grounds Oh Lin.
coin street. The exercises were of joyous
character, those present enjoying the occasion
as only children can.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

The annual contest Tor the De Forest
gold medal. of the value of one hundred
dollars-the coveted prize of ambitious sen.
iors, and awarded to ''that scholar of tho
senior class who shall write and pronounce
an English Grafton in the best manner, took
place at the College chapel at Yale college,
on the 25th inst. The speaking throughout
was of a very high order. The medal was
awarded TO Leander T. Chamberlain, Of
West Brookfeld.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

New YORK, June 28.-A Washington dis
patch to the Herald states that an officer of
Netherlands staff brings unofficial advices
from Vicksburg to the 22d. Grants army
was in splendid condition. The investment
is perfect. Our losses are very light, and the
feeling there was universal of a speedy reduc
ton and capture of the place and all the rebel
force in it. There was no apprehension of an
attack by Johnston. A correspondent at
Vicksburg, states that twelve miles of rife
pits and breastwoTks, mounted with heavy
cannon, had been dug by our troops. One of
our saps is within five feet of the rebel works
on Sherman's front. Grant is running these
saps up to the rebel works along the whole
line, and when they are finished Grant will
carry the place by storm. Our batteries
opened with red hot shot on the night of the
18th,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

SoUTHBoRo.-The new Episcopal church,
(St. Marks the corner stone of which was
laid in August last, is now completed, and
was consecrated on Tuesday the 10Th inst,
according to the solemn and impressive rites
and usages of that branch of the church. The
site upon which the edfce is built, says the
MarlboroJournal,is one of great beauty. Sew
eral noble elms shade the lawn in front, CIV
ing fine effectto the building, which is of rub
BILE stone found on the premises, and is of the
Gothic order of architecture, with buttress,
bell turrett, open timber roof, &C., and is al
together most effective and beautiful speci-
men of church architecture
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

A LETTER received in this city from Port
Hudson announces that Capt. Edward X.
Washburn of this city, of the SD regiment,
was seriously wounded in the leg in the late
assault upon that post. twas feared thatam-
putation wonld be necessary
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

Recommended b. the MEDICAL FACULTY as a CA
THoLIcoN in the removal of DYSPEPSIA in all its
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

PHILADELPHIA, June 28.-The subscription
agent reports the sale of $685. $50 of five
twenties on Saturday for the week, $6,744,-
$50; and tor the month of June S74, 1881, 900
Deliveries of bonds are made to June 4th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

Gents Fine Shirts made to order in the most an
sroyeG style and in the hest manner at short notice
qy x WALBRlDGE, No. 2 AmerIcan House Block
dhirt Patterns cut. dtf nSI
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Pr. d. Wesley Kelley, Analytical Physician
VIII be in attendance at the Medical office l42 Main
street. Worcester consult with patients upon all dis
eases, during THURSDAY ana FRIDAY, July I'd
ana ID lOHce ddUice Hee.) Ladies and Gentlemen
an e united 70 call. ie24 w2tyd6t
ii. Martin, appointed Examining Surgeon" Of
for l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

MILFORD. enrolment of Milford has
been completed as follows first class, 1873 ;
second class, 670 total 2043, of which mum.
Der l04I are of foreign, and 1902 of native
birth; 1867 are citizens, and so have declared
their intentions to become such; 1876 have
made no application for their naturalization
papers.
The graduating class in the Milford high
school is as follows: William jackson Mann,
William Burke Wood, Harriet Ethalin Aims
worth, Catherine Elizabeth Blood, Alice
Boyd Chaplin, Clara Amelia Hayward, Cora
Anna Hero, Susan Gertrude Parkhurst
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EDWARD MFLLEN, Jr continues to pay the highest
price fof cid papers. etc. diff ja24
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B. W. WILLIAMS, Proprietor #; / 'NiN


For sale in Worcester by GEOEGE =. HARLOW 142
Main street.
For sale by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists and
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

CoNMIssIoSs.-Among the commissions is
sued last week were the following =.
Second Regiment Lieut.. Theodore
X. Parker Of Winchendon to be, first leuten-
ant, March 81, vice Phalen. promoted.
Fifteenth Reglment.-Second Lieut.. Chas.
NJ. Murray Of Worcester to be first lieuten-
ant, January 3, vice Storer, discharged, (n
place of c. NJ. Batchelder, promoted and COM
mission revoked) Second Lieut.. Elisha G.
Buss of Clinton to be first lieutenant, March
10, vice Waters, discharged; Second Lieut..
Geo. w. Brown OF Leomister TO be first lieu
tenant, March 10, vice Bolster, discharged;
Sergt Caleb H. Arnold of Blackstone to be
second lieutenant, January 3, vice Murray,
promoted; Sergt. Thos. j. Hastings of Wor
cester to be second lieutenant, March Is, vice
Buss, promoted; Commissary Sergt. Joshua
Freeman of Clinton to be second lieutenant,
March 10. vice Brown, promoted.
Trenty Fifth Regiment.- James O'Neil of
Worcester to be second lieutenant, February
6. (This commission is issued i'll place of one
dated May l, which has been cancelled.)
Twenty .Serenth Regiment.-Sergt. VIM.
NJ. Mckay of Blackstone to be second lieu.
tenant, NAV 20, vice Skinner, promoted.
Fifty Third Regiment. Lieut.. Je-
romek Taft of Fitchburg. Co. A, to be cap
tain, June 10, vice Geo. H. Bailey, died of
wounds received May u. Henry L. Pratt Of
Fitchburg to be first lieutenant, June 10, vice
Taft, promoted.
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LATEST NEWS.
Latest from Port Hudson.

BY TELEGRA PH
10 THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

Taken as hot punch, in IlUMoRAL and sPAsMouIc
ASTHMA it affords immediate relief from the distress
ing symptoms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

administered in CHOLERA, CHOLERA MoRBus,
ana CoLlci removes spasm restores the function of
the Liver and rapidly produces healthy secretons 1t
should be taken mixed with hot water and sugar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-29

TS ssS by all wholesale ara Retail Druggists and
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Recommended b. the MEDICAL FACULTY as CA
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In DRoPsY its estab shed curative properties have
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The Diuretic and Solvent properties of The Aromatic
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Taken as hot punch, in IUMoRAL and sPAsMop1c
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By its peculiar and speciae qualities it arrests t,
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administered in CHOLERA, CHOLERA MoRBus.
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Peculiarly adapted to the complaints of delicate FEE
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B0UREoN WHISKEY,
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with the enemy in sight. 1t was intended to
blow up the earthworks on evacuating Car
Isle, but the regulars would not allow it.
Several thousand dollars worth of quarter
masters stores fell into the hands of the reb-
els. About six hundred rebel cavalry are in
Carlisle. A Mechanicsburg dispatch, dated
at ten p. NJ, says there was no prospect that
the rebels would be there before Sunday
morning.
A Lancaster dispatch says the bridge over
the Susqueh nnah at Columbus is thronged
all day by fugihves fleeing before the rebel
advance The bridge is prepared for de-
struction if rebel rad on Lancaster is at
tempted.
New YORK, June ga special to the
Herald from Harrisburg says that at 8 this
morning the enemy demanded the surrender
of Mechanicsburg, which was complied with,
and our cavalry retreated in good order. The
enemy pulled down the United States flag,
and raised rebel colors. The town was very
quiet, and most people had left. The enemy
captured several thousand dollars worth OF
property contracted for government, salt,
| flour, &C., at Kingston. Their cavalry was
abreast of Shiremanstown by noon.
The enemy were said to be on several
roads, and threatening to attack Harrisburg,
above and below. Gen. w. +. Smith com
mands our forces ives. of the Susquehannah.
The rebel Gen. Johnston's division entered
Chambersburg Wednesday, and Friday moved
towards Shippensburg; his force numbered
5000 to 10000.
The Herald's Lancaster, Pa, dispatch says
the rebels have possession of York and have
thrown out pickets towards Lancaster. A
battle at Harrisburg to morrow is certain
AIilroys train from Harrisburg is passing
through. Placards are posted calling on the
people to rally for defence.
mass meeting was held, and six compa-
MES organized OH the spot. The rebels are
supposed to be advancing. Many storekeep-
ers are forwarding goods to Philadelphia.
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THE FIRST SAwMILL.-Thc old practice
of making boards was to split UP the log
with wedges and, inconycuient as the prac-
tice was, 1t was no easy matter to persuade
the world that the thing could be dJmc III 4
better way. SawInills were used in EGropr
in the fifteenth century; bat as lately as 1879.
an English ambassador, having seen saw
mill in France, thought it a novelty which
deserved particular description; 1t is anu
sing to see how the aversion to lablr-Salin,E
machinery has always agitlted Engllnh.
The first sawmill was established BY Dutch
man, in the year 1863, but the public outcry
against the new-fangled machine was so yi6-
lent that the proprietor was forced TO decamp
with more expedition than eyer did Dutch
man before. The evil was thus kept out Of
England for several years, or rather general
tions, but in 1893 an unlucky timber m.r'
chant, hoping that after so long time III
public would be less watchful of its Interests.
made rash attempt to construct anothcf
mill. The guardians OF the public weharr,
however, were on the alert rsd pulled ,iIs
mill to pieces