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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

This extraordinary medicine Is unfang In the cure Of
all those peinul AMI dangerous diseases which the e
ale constitution is subject II mOdersIcs all excuses
AMI removes all distractions, and speedy cure NAV lie
relied on,
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time bring on
the monthly periud with regularity.
Each bottle, price dollar, bears the government
stamp of Great Britain to prevent counterfeits
CA TION.
These Ps should not be tdkeR By females durtno tho
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
sare 10 bring on Miscarriage, but al any other time they
safe
In all cases of nervous and spinal affections pains in
the back and limbs, fatigue ON slight eXert0n, papita.
ti1n of the heart nv stercs and whites these pills will
effect when all other have ailed and al
though powerful remedy do not contain iroa calomel
antimony or an, thing hurtiu to the constitution
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved
Sole Agent for the United States and Cana1a
JOB MOSES q Cortandt street, New York.
N b. 81 90 and postage stamps enclosed auy au
thorzcd agent will insure BOTTLE containing pills
0vrrturn mail. Sold by all druggists. dis de0wlv
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RUSS 81 EDDY.

MERRIFIELD's BUILDING.
No Cypress, 4th door from Exchange street. Worces
ter Mass
REFERENCES :-Edwaod LauIb, Builder, Worcester,
Mass T. Bvydcn d SON Architects, Worcester Mass !;
T. Cheney, Builder, Warren, Mass. Alden Frink, Nr-
chitect. Boston. Mass diff jy2l
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NERVE INVIGORATOR.
For Nervous Debility Loss OF Power, Impotency, Con-
fusion of Thought, Loss of Memory, Irritable
Temper, Gloomy Approximations, DeS-
pondency and Melancholy which
may end in Loss of Reason.

This new remedy for that fearful train mental and
ply scal evils arising from Yenerea excuses and
habits OF the young is composed Of the soothing
strengthening and nvigoratine medicines he found
in the whole Vegetable Kingdom, which, in cumbina-
ton, form the most perfect AntdOte for this obstinate
and distressing class of mslades yet discovered
1t has now been sent to nearly every state the Unicn
relieving the urtold su1erines of hundreds who ma
never seen the inventor, restoring them health,
strength and happiness PficeS-Quait bottle which
lasts month, $40; half size S..
~ The above named remedies the result of over
twenty ears study and practice, and prepared
they are known TO be the for their respective
purposes. am therefore induced make them public
for the mutual benefit Of myself and the sick who 9TH
eiwise could never avail themselves of their virtues
They are all warranted represented in every respect
or the price WiHbe refunded.
~ Prepared and sold ONLY at Dr. MATTISON'S
REMEDI NJ INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL DISEASES
rear No. IS Union street Providence r. J., and by
express secure observation to all parts of the
United States, on receipt OF the price by mail.
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meDifrnts.

unconscious of the most prevalent
w causes OF the ills or f.ebeness of children, and
often times Of adults, Is the great quantity OF lNTES-
TINAL WORMS
CORBLv'S WORM DESTROYING SYRUP,
will be found perfectly safe and very eficacous REM
edy. 1t not only removes the worms bat the causes Of
their gReat increase and in all greatly improper
the general health Many certificates could be publish
ed from mothc.s who believe 1t has saved the lives of
their chi dren, and the improvement IN health after
using this medicine.
full description of the symptoms of accom-
pany each bottle, Pr ce IS cents.
j. CORBIN. Guilford. Conn, Proprietor Sold by
Druggists and Merchants generally d&wIy aug
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Yzss.557T555565E7 NORWICH & WORCES
sls:i.s.=5ssi:s:SrER RAILROAD. - SUMNER ar
June 2, 1868.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
NV a M Way Passenger Train. Arrives at Plain
neu IN season of train tc Providence arriving at PTovi
aence at Ills a, m.
~ 80 a. m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at Wor
Jester with trains from Boston, Nashua Fltchburg Low
en, &C at orcester Junction with Western and Provi
4eice aAu Boston trains at Norwich with train for New
LONDON Mystic and y ew Haven
4Vu p. m Way Passenger Train. Connects at Wor
ceSte with trains from Nashua Ftchburg Lowell &c
az worcester junction with Express Train from Boston,
anu rams from Western and Providence Worcester
ROADS, at Planfeld junction trains from Providence
anu Hartford arrive in tor this train. I Pas
sen-ers from Wav Stations for New York by Steamer
nom New London, VIII take this train TO Norwich
=, IuU p. m Steamboat Express Train for New York
connects at Worcester with trains from Boston, Con
cord, Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua, Fitch
hurg, &c At Plaufield with train from Providence
Leaves Norwich for New London at Y.l5 p.
TEAMS NORTH, LEAyL NORWICH AT
POS Stea nboat Express Train tor Boston, (daill
except MondayO connecting at Worcester for lowell
Nashua, Concord, titchbuTg, &c Crhis train leaves
New London at LOU a. NJ dependent ON arrival Of Steam
SEQ a. Way Passenger Train Connecting at Plain
neld junction Tor Providence at Worcester Junction
cord. &c. e "
ll.3O q nj. Way Passenger Train. Arriving at wor
eeSter uncuon IN for trains to Boston, Provi
oence springfield and Albany Worcester for train5
1 Boston, Nashua, Lowell. Ftchburg &C.
S,5o p, M way Passenger Train Connects at Norwich
Win tram from New London and at Plainfeld Junction
with tram TO- Providence. Reaches Worcester in
for Express Train 70 Boston.
ielO dit P. St M. ANDREWS, Sup't
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X & N D A L L S

For the Hair.
KENDALL'S ANDOLtNE is Peerless Stimulating
Extract from Aromatic FinDerS, Roots and Her6s and
differs totally from all other preparations of its class
IehgtheRs. ddrkeas, cteaRSeS and gives pidbiv aud
MStre to the air. but obvaes the usual effects of time
or sickness upon the hbres, and reprodaceS them
After they have Fallen Out.
The public for many year, have been asking for such
an article In vain But hope deferred grated last
Science has triumphed all obstacles produceda
SPLENDID DRESSING
Tor the IT. which actually restores its arHrtdRce and
vouchedfor by the following persons and Hundreds OF
others who have experienced its effects:
1T was found to be entire free from metallic and
mineral sub stances The elements OF its composition
can DO the head njury but its would prove very
beneficial III cases where the scalp requires stnulan
application JAS. X. Chiffon,
- ARdiyticdi Chemist.
"lave had ANYTHING which So perfectly answers
the purpose of a Embarrassing"
WARREN WARD. Esq.
- 211 Carat street. New York.
After beng RAID for seven years, your AM
HAIR" Prof John SENIA
No IS King St, New York.
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
tut no in boxes Containing two b1t!les,) price 81.
ManGiact nrrd and for sale at wholesale by
KENDALL 81 BANNISTER,
For sale in Worcester, nv
GEO. II. AEsLOW, Druggist,
ie26 deop3n pa Main Street.
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SnsuramcE,

L N S U r An c e
RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Capital
elOO0,09e. -
HONE INSURANCE COMPANY, New York, Capital
$500, 600.
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY. Hartford, Cap
tai s500,00O.
ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Provi.
dence, Capital el50OOO
The above named Companies continue insure under
favorable terms For further particulars inquire of
A. IL. BULLOCK, Agent,
oil du Worcester
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BUILDING FINISH,

of every descrption; Picture Frame Alouldngs, Pew
Arms and apping, Fancy brackets, Block Letters,
Block Corners oEuildings Circular MouldinGs french
Roof Window Frames. scroll Saving and all kinds Of
Shop Work done TO order
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FOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON.
2 DON AND NEW HAVEN. = The Train leaving
Worcester at 1890 a. M, connects at Norwich with
Train Tor NEW LONDON, NEW HAVEN, and NEW
YORK, arriving in New York by the Shore Line Express
st7.35 p. m. P st. NJ. ANDREWS, Sup't
Sup'ts Office, Nor. & Wor. Rsilroad.l
Norwich, Feb, l, 1850.
Tickets for sale at the Ticket Office. Worcester
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RURNETT'S KALI TON Cocoaine,
~ Forme and Tooth Vast. /" any quantities. at
les GEO Il, SPTRRiS.
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Those trains in bold figures the Worcester trains
The 4. m and p. trains from Worcester connect
at Hroydenee VII! steamer Perry TO ana fr0m Newport
and with the splendid steamers Plymouth Rock and
Commonwealth t. Now York at p. m, via Stonngton.
AT Worcester Junction with Trains to and from tho
western, Worcester and Nashua, Fitchburg and Worn
cester Boston and Worcester and Worcester and Nor
witch Railroads.
Through Tickets TO all important points at the West
car be obtained at the Office of the Company in Prov
dence, al as low rates as by any other route.
). II. TABOR, Sup't,
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miscellaneous

ODD PAPERS - Thirty-live cents per
~ hnndred-for at this office dtf jaiS
RURNETT'S FLAVORING EX-
~ TRACT, sold by
jeS diff GEO. X. SPURR
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Es=zs5z7az s5z7ss PROVIDENCE & WOR.
.s5iSSs5.zss5;ssS CESTER RAILROAD. Summer Al.
a-2a=----EG-s fangement, July, 1853
assenger trains Will leave worcester for Providence
and way stations at 400 and ll30 M and 400 p
providence for Worcester and way stations at 20 ana
lis g. m, and 42J p
Valley Falls Trains leave Providence at $50 $50,
3D.. 1880, i1.Ai, a. m 1900 m. ana 1850, $50, $50
& 30, $50, $50 and 500 p.
Leave Valley Falls at $40, 90, SIS, ilOU II o.
m. and LOO, 1.37, 90, 800, Ale, GOO. 6.lO, and
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ss.-.7.-,gg-gs WESTERN RAILROAD
l3s- ..-=-.-s5 SPRNG ARRAWGEAENTS.- Com.
- nencing MONDAY, April 20, ls63-Bos-
tom ALBANY and Troy
Leave Worcester for Albany and Way stations, (ac.
coImodatiOn) at 45 a. m. and 10 p.
For New York and Albany, (exp) l005 NJ. and 400
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Central, Troy and Greenbush, and Hudson River rail-
roads. At Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson and
Boston railroads. At Line with the Housatonic
railroad AT Pittshed with the Pittsied and North
Adams, and Stockbridge and Pttstied railroads At
| Westfeid with the hampshire and Hampden railroad
At Springfield with the Hartford New Haven and Spr G.
field and Connecticut River Rail; Dads. Palmer With
the New London, Palmer and Wilimantic and Becher
town and Amherst railroads At Worcester Junction
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester railroad.
Worcester May l, 1852 HENRY GRAY, Sup't.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

nriynte of the Slst Illinois. writing to hjs
Al, 70 r
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the fonOwing rehhrhs on tno war Poncy ho"
dominant:
ri, the policy Of tire Administration at present
aud equip ell negroes who willing and at for the service
nd put them into the United Staessrny Tho Adjutan,Usn.
era OF the United staes raising all the com.
NAMES and r. ens lie can and tell you, tbeydo Mt
\, ,o 10, a. bs, ,,i.ed four or Eve rsamsnt, already
mat, ~ h, Oh. i3die NJ andt IT. Ia. not be. n with
.L H. rs. ,,n ,owsr N Grant con,uis,ious n
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.,n 18th n.,.o,,l,x and naturally nm, e., In
. .hoI, nl,n. and with my hand upon ms hear, .ay
- 80, .,,.s.is ,xvx, can .,sud (, ,.,v well n.
- a -. 81 a.. rI... ana ,,on.r,v A. ,lei, ss.s,A
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IIy..JoN Dh;II;,. sra.La to r;ohf

Mr.. Wendell Phillips speaks tonight at
Cooper Institute, on the Latest Phases of the
War. Whether it is that there are more
people who dare to be Abolitionists than those
believe who use the term as the most OpprO-
brious that can be hurled at anybody or
whether the charms of Mr.. Philps's eloquence
are so overpowering that multitudes are will
ling to brave the stigma Of Abolitonism for
the sake of listening to him, it is. at least,
certain that no public speaker can command
so large an audience as be. If the fact is that
the public 20 to hear him for what he says AZ
well as for his way Of saying it, the subject
of his lecture tonight will call together even
larger audience than usual, If any room can
be found for it.
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,s,ton h.rbor by Commodore Du Pont and the
o,bs, brave men OF his little feet.
TIE SITUATION IN VIRGINIA.

Was news being contraband, we are unable
to give this morning authentic accounts Of the
various army movements in Eastern Vir.
ginia for the last few days; but, guessing
being MOI yet prohibited. we will endeavor to
approximate the actual maneuvers by means OF
suppositions-as follows:
!. We guess that our forces at Suffolk and
on the Peninsula made demonstration toward
Richmond in the early part Of last week.
9. We guess that Gen. Lee was apprised by
JEFF. Davis e. Co. that their capital must fall
unless they had prompt support from bis army.
3. We guess that Lee had already begun to
send troops toward Richmond on Tuesday last,
and that this was the reason for his otherwise
unaccountabIe neglect to assal or annoy
Hooker in his retreat across the Rappahan'
nock-a movement which he announced in his
dispatches to Richmond 30 early as the pre-.
vious Sunday evening.
a. We guess that Hooker learned from the
President and Gen. Halleck on their visit TO
his camp last Thursday that bis retreat was a
mistake, and that Lee (or some one else with
good part Of his forces) was by that time
well on HE way to Richmond.
s. We guess (aud are pretty surrey that
Hooker, with his army freshly provisoned,
once more crossed the Rappahannock (n spite
of the high wster) during Friday night, and
found but screen Of pckets in his 'front.' and
no enemy worth mentioning this side Of the
North Anna.
G. We guess that Lee Cor one Of his Lieu
tenants) reached Richmond just in time to
prevent its capture by Dix, Keyes, Peck. Ru-
| fus King, or whoever commanded our forces
that threatened it from the direction Of For.
tress Monroe.
Z. And finally, we guess that this week will
not pass without stirring news from Richmond
or the banks of the Pamunkey.
We must all exercise patience. We strongly
hope to have the pleasure of diffusing joyful in
telligence before tho end Of the week, but shall
endeayor to bear reverses with equanimity, u
we must. We do firmly believe that the
Rebels are near the end Of their resources,
especially in munitions, and that skillful, earnest
fighting ON the part Of our Generals will Boon
exhaust them. But we shall see.
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tude as 1t passed up Broadway. To-day the 4th
Regiment will be received with distinguished honor.
"A Philadelphia dispatch states that Gen. Buford
has broken up the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
somewhere in the Alegany Ridge. This II true
separates Bragg and all the Rebels in the West HUN
Richmond.
Seven hundred ofour cavalry, under Co'. DA'-0'
were at Gloucester Point York River, on ''ua'
A detachment had visited White House. @nu ue
sroyed all the bridges iii that neighpornooa'
The reports of be capture of Richmond pr'n,ea
in the Sunday dsies are given on another page Up
to l o'clock this morning We bad received no con-
6rmatOp or explanation Of 'hem'
"A latter TO The Philadelphia Pre-" says thai
Gan ples,antops cavalry crossed the Rsppahannock
ON Saturday. and went to Charlottesville without
finding any Rebel force.
The Court-Mnrt in the Vsllandigham case
unlimited their decision to Msjor-Gen. Burnside on
Friday. 1t will no, be made public till published in
general orders.
1t is reported at Nashville that Gen. Van Dorr
was shot and instantly killed by DR.. Peters o
Maury County, on Friday, at the lslter's house.
Our entire loss in the late operstions'nesr Suf
folk, known as the siege, was "A killed and 81
wounded.
The 54th Massachusetts, Regiment (of ooloret
mem is full. and will soon commence active service
Additional names of wounded soldiers appear OF
tia second page Of our morning edition.
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RENEWAL. OF INDIAN ROJ3LEs
IN MINNESOTA.
Reputation Of the Wn.hingson TREATY
The Settlers Fleeing from she Frontier.

ST. PAGI, Min Fndsy, May g. 1907
Arrivals from the Chippewa Agency state That .
difficulty has taken place between a number Of
Chippewa Chiefs, IS miles above Crow Wing in
which four OF them were killed.
The difficulty grew out of the treaty made ~
Washington last Winter.
The Chiefs who had no hand in making the treaty
avow their intention Of killing all who signed il.
The difficulty commenced Last week.
This news together with the Indian murders %
the Cottonwood River, has caused the settlers bs-
tween Abercrombie and Georgetownto leave.
A number Of settlers from Big Woods and
Mcleod County, with all their stock passed through
here to-day en- route to Wisconsin and South Eastern
NJ Minnesota.
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We print in another column letter from o
gentleman in . high military position in the
army Of the South to an influential friend ut
W washington. The letter was q private one,
but having been seen BY many naval men,
and the view it presents being considered by them
rs just % it was novel. It was thought desir.
able that moro publicity should DO given II.
We commend it to tho thoughtful cousidera.
tioa of those who have been disposed to criti-
cise the recent attack upon the torts in Char.
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would make Peace with us as a sovereign po.
tentate whenever we were ready to surrender
to him West Virginia. Kentucky and Missouri,
give up the Union, aud coufes ourselves .
whipped people. The phrsseology may have
been diplomatic, but the substance Of any or
plicit Peace overture that bad bis express
sanction must have been very nearly this.
And if so, what sort of patriotism and candor
is that of Messrs. Wood. Vallandigham and
Brooksf
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To tarn out.............- 20 &c ~

Messrs. Mcdonald, Sicote. McGee, Dorion,
&C., composing tho Ministry, of course voted
TO stay in, as usual with British Minister'S,
but there were not enough Of them. Mr..
George BrOwn-whO has not been considered
a Ministerialist, spoke as well as voted for
them; but all would not do. On the announce
ment of the result, the Premier moved az ad.
journment to this (Monday) morning, when We
shall doubtless know whether be has resolved TO
bow to the decision or dissolve Parliament end
appeal to the constituencies. We suspect that
be will decide to make fight for his life,
rather than present his neck for the bow string
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Arrival of the u. -. Steamer Circsssisn

The u. s. steamer Circasslan, w. b. Eston Com
mander, arrived at this port on Saturday morning
Since leaving New York she has visited every sta
ton in the Gulf squadron. At Sabine Pass she rs
ceived on board Commodore Forbes, c. B. NJ com
handing the Rebel gunbcas there that caPtnrec the
U. S. ship Morning Light. He was captured .!
the U. s. steamer NewLondon.
At Apalachcola received on board lot OF prison
ers captured from Confederate steamer ons""
hoochie, by an expedition from Somerset and fon
Royal. M
No news of Importance from Charleston. The
;ron.csd. ware a. ready for another attack, 20 thss
commanders said.
Tho following are the officers Of the CrcassiAn:
c.,,.nA., w. D. Eaton; Executive Officer, Oe1se Fcr'
ria cb,sf En.inser N Harwsli Surgeon, u 6etGAas
Ps,mssssr. Oso. saswdea Rs aesla
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Congregational Nominations.

NORFOLK, Va, May 10, 1868.
At Convention Of the loyal citizens of the I'D
Congressional District in which all the districts nos
in possession Of the enemy were represented ~
delegates, held VI Norfolk. Va, May oh, Mr. l.. II.
Chandler WIS unanimously nominated as the osndi'
date to represent the Union party 10 the ensuing
election.
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The National Finnnees.

PHILADELPHIA, May III, 1908
jay Cooke, the subscription agent reports the
sales of hyetweniss on Saturday at 81 900 OOO and
for the week ending the same day, $4,000 W. Tue
aggregate amount sold by Mr.. Cooke ana bis SUP
agents, in the various cities and Saes lS
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Pennsylvauia Politics.

PHILADELPHIA, May II, 1858
Republican Convention was held in the Isl, lid,
aud Hid Congressional Districts, last night, 70
choose delegates to the Convention to nominate .
Governor. An attempt to instruct them to vote fos
John Covode failed, aud they 20 unrestricted.
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CANADA.

The vote Of No-Confidence by which the
existing Ministry of Canada has been ordered
by the Colonial Parliament to take up its bed
and walk, is said to be the fullest ever given
on like division. The two Provinces voted
as follows:
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subscribers to The TRIBUNE who desire the ad'
,,, p.per changed will please state the old address
-, a. N. nswsl.O whether The Dsil, semi-Weefly OF
u,..kiv addition.
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New'2lork daily Tribn'te
MONDAY, MAY II, 1863


TO CORRESPONDENCE
Ne notes be sn Of AnS ,oo pn,t 90 authenticated
- ,e - ,dn ,,s- Of tue wrer-not nese'saiiJ i'i
ssblioaton bus o. gusanv ior u. soou ni,,op,
Necsnnot uncertsks 10 r.tu' c should os addressed to
"Iua qnlsrNR." NeT-loTs