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CARD.

MARY III. THOMPSON. III. D.,
graduate Of the New England Fena1s Medical Col.
leEe at Boston. rsspsctuay ensoneces Tat ne a.
u me New Tori In1rn ~ for tn- diseases 6, waea
eEd cat ctes Eas roies the ps;tosase o! 1he
ntr from ftn11A.M MARE THoEPsoN:
EkFkRkSCEe :-Hfa. Jobc Z. Hama. Mfs. >. Z.
Gardner Nh. F. &. 6hG.z11l, AzE. II. b. Ryder.
Y.c4l ifa
, 1863-10-20
DpAss STENCIL LALPHABETs.

v i NKTCALF q 99N, ,,ea
IL ,.n noa4FM ETRKET BOSTON MAss5;.. -
The esy II 70 shs ~ gnsst 8
e G.sn rs1czs AlsS: s as PEST sss.eea 81 "a e
sTENGfts s.anai ssofk, I2Q2i1ias OF osaa37 Hast
attez1edo.
, 1863-10-20

aAEr LauIs. April 5!A. 1s63
with to g1ve 1ou ny testimony IN favor Of tha
value OF your medicine tor tho RheunAsis Gout snd
Neuralgia Specific With mott has wrought wonders;
It's use. in low days. relieving me Ct ny most did,
t1rss!nE complaint. 4 certainly secoamend 1t, uso to
I'll Who suGe- from any Of the above diseases
YnnrH n r. I4EE{ANn
, 1863-10-20
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DR.. SWEE rs
Inf*nlIibIe Liniment>

IufallibIe L1niments
GREAT EXTERNAL 2EKEDXs
F9s sTEf sstk 2H 3b 5oTs sFkaa
bEElsESc GETs aAS ASp Az MoEHRSx RfxETiS x9!ThE
AID akEVoU5 D1soKDGR1
FOR u ot snlcA + Is psea7 I'd certain :s ssaeSy
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isr naoIe THAN s#en7 SeAsa Will 'oo "e's
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p i,e1 p "a saE!s f.. h
c1ses 1heIn il has been used It hss ne7er beaa Known
" FoK s1 NEURALGIA, It VIII afford Immediate zans&
In every cssa however distressing.
Il WI relieve .ao worst eases Of 9KADACa1 u
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, 1863-10-20
Brsiness Qar0s.

WAR CLA1nfS.-W. e. Wells.
w Attorney At Law. Will give special a:tont!on
to the COLLECTION OF Bounies Pe1stons &c. grow!ng
to bis caie With dispatch and ndallty. OEIca 1cdH
Dearborn st5sst KeSm 12 Fost 0ce Po1 5s Srarts
D, D., Henry Booth, Prof. Of Law. oc1sceI1~h
, 1863-10-20

s41sT Lou1s. April a. 1sGs.
MK.LErTou- De1r Str: Ihave been agreat sufferer
from rheumatism. AID b4ye trtod 7arioua medicines
without obtaining any rellet. was recommended to
t.y your Raeumatt5ru> 6ous and Neuralgia specide.
~hch did. and p1eased to ststa to you th 1t It
afforded nc Immediate and permanent ra.iaf
A HAM
, 1863-10-20

ALEX LE1rcu having sold hiz entire right In La1le
mands rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia Specific, II
will hereafter be prepared ONLY by JNO. H. BLOOD.
eoletAgcnt. Oace, No. q No1ta Firth, one door
North Of Chesnut street. This valuable Medicine will
be placed fo- sale possible. In all the pr1nc
pal Drug Stores IN every city and town IN the United
States. JNO. Il, BLOOD. Agent,
OMce No. q Fifth ono door North Of Chestnut street,
St. 1onI5, Mo.
, 1863-10-20

~ REEN AND PURPLE HAIR
~ are of,en the 1es1lta OF applying the ordinary
dyes. Tho ohiy e4{e br1:C e 1Ff1ich Invariably pro-
erces Guy .heda & c:lor oes11ed, nom fQe amber
brown te the tnteneest bla.k Il
CrtAtAQofos8 Excelsior DEc.
1t rTBLte every nhte fTCu the to tho tn With
tie sirEe rtqn red 1Hd nA1y fseds the h1lr With
the anment which u 1eQs.ste 70 promote tts growth,
fte 1u1tte. it, per1n1renEs AZ its beauty.
Hauu actuyeo by J. ChISTAl0kO. 8 Astor Houte,
&ew YORK Solo cyeryxhere. Acd applied BY al
BAi1 b1esskrb,
P1tee. s. slso. anc <3 Fer ho1. according to Mza.
, 1863-10-20
THE REBEL PLAN, AND IT'S FAILURE,

! am reliably informed that the rebel Colo
mel Thompson stated that Gen. Lees object
was to head us off before reaching Centrev!ite,
sn1 supposed that when he made the attack
upon Warren he was at the head Of the entire
Amy With his corps. Consequently he only
threw forward one portion of A. 2. Illus
corps, numbering In all about twelve thou
sand men, With four batteries Of artillery, In
order to Lold us in check until the other corps
Of Ewell, together with the two remaining
divisions Of Longstreet's corps, could come
up. presume the story il true; but they
have found ont their mistake.
We HOLD THE F1ELD.
After the fight had closed We buried MI
our cead, brought off all our wounded, and
came over Broad Run In perfect order aud
safety
OUR TRAINS AND MILITARY PROPERTY ALL
SAFE
We have not lost dollars worth Of prop
e7ty by capture. Our forces are now safeay
and securely posted our trains are az parked
is in excellent spirits.
, 1863-10-20

ST. LOFTS, Sept. 7.l363.
NR R1oop-Dear Sir: recently had very Sc
yere atfncE of inantuatory rheumatism, from which
vas almost entirely helpless md suffered the most e1-
cnnaneniea 10 me, and u4eu oae bottle which bene
ffted me 50 much that ! was able to walk about,
petInA1c1t cure. IAME3 y. AEASAAW3
, 1863-10-20

Shortly after the Second corps had got into
position the rebels tried their old tactIcs Of
u,aeairg and charging. A deuse gray body Of
men we're seen forming between the east Of
the woods and the run on the slope Of the hill,
north Of the rai1road, upon which the ar.ll-
lety md infantry opened as once, driving the
After this maaeuVre second line of Bkir-
n,ithers VAS thro m forward to the brow Of .
the hill tkirting tho river, and two regiments
It North Carolina Hoopt-the:: 18th and 2Sth--
came charging on our extreme right, over the
railroad near the BRIDGE
COL. uEATu's BRIGADE DRIVES BACK TIE
, 1863-10-20

The post WAS held by Colonel Heath, COM
mandlng the brigade, which WIS the first Of
the Second division, and consisted Of the 10th
Maine, 18th Massachusetts,, 1st Miancsota,
and SD Ner York. Our boys waited for their
with yell until they reached the track Of tbe
railroad, when Volley, and another, and az
ether, rent them homeward At paee which
defle6 illustration.
WHO COMMANDED THE REBELs--TuER CON-
, 1863-10-20

The brigade Of Caroiinians, which was COM
manded BY BEigadier General Heth, broke
md led, hiding themselves behind tho rocks
and bushes along the stream. This brigadetf
North Carolinians mas Pettigrew's old brig
prowess. But the men opposed to them wero
too well verted in fighting to be intimidated,
and they gave the landed heroes the best turn
In the shop. It WAS leughable to see them ex-
ttica:e themselves from their dilemma.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-11-25
.ruocRAT & SENTINEL"

(,rWOCPAT 6 SENTINEL"
n !. published every Wednesday
7 lone DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS
,'s nayable in advance; ONE Doll
..ls SsFESrY FIVE CENTS, if not paid
y, months and Two DOLLAR if
i.,dI the termination of the year.
.1.rptiou will be received for
'- ,.fod than six months. and no
!, will be at liberty to discontinue
until all arrearages are paid. ex
r. option of the editor. Any per-
| 's,Tbing for six months vii be char
n. DOLLAR, unless the money
Sin advance; ,..s
IN, insert'n. Iioo do. Three do
-. rl2 lines 5 so S Is 100
t.',,. T24 lines l 90 l 90 2 90
',.s,, :-r Sc lines ! so 2 90 8 00
Q ,,,opthS g do ID do
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-11-25
,,,me Court of Pennsylvania.

t. CoyGREss OF Sd MARCH, 1868,
woSIY CALLED THE "CONsCRIP-
n LAW DECLARED USCoNsrrTU-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-28
ALTERNATIVE SYRUP.

For Secondary syphilis, Eruptons on the Skim Sore
Throat Mouth anu Nose; Loss of Hair Old Sores
swellings Pains in the Bones, all other Signs OF
Secondary Venetea Disease
Noremedy ever discovered done what has been
achieved by this. Under its every of constitu-
tto al syphliic faint is speedily cured and in short
time the subtle poison is completely eradicated from
me system and healt and st ength permanently re
ne South, then stofPng al Neeport, and uhch he
presented Dr. AZ 0l $3.50 besides 5iiL afIe, Aarn0
been Under the treatment Of The eminent physctans
~ BFtfnore, Philadelphia and Yeio FORK, Tor FIVE
YEARS One bottle lasts month-Prce $40; half size
S55v Sent by express, In closely sealed package, on
of he Drfc Inv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-28
NERVE INVIGORAT0R.

For Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, Pow
en- lmpotency, Confusion OF Thought Loss of Memory
irritable Temper, Fear, Dependency and Melancholy
which may end in Loss OF Reason.
rms new remedy TOR that fearful train of mental and
physical evils arising from veneea! excesses
haOlts OF the young is composed OF the soothing
strene thening and lnvgoratmg medicines to be found
II the whole Vegetable Kingdom forming, in combina
tO one OF the most perfect Antdotes this obstinate
and distressing class Of maadies yet discovered
II has now been sent nearly every state in the Union
relieving the untold suierings of hundreds who have
never seen the inventor, restoring them to health,
strength and happiness. One bottle lasts MONTH Price
SlO; half size, $3.50. ES@ These FOUR GREAT REM
EDlES are the result ofoVer twenty fears study and
practice and prepared they known to be
induced TO make them public for thebeneht of those who
otherwise could never avail themselves of their vir-
tues They all warrante represented, in every
respect or the price mil be refunded S2F Prepared
snI sold ONLY at Dr. MArTI>ON'S REMEDIAL IN
street Providence r. L. AMI sent by express in close
~ sealed package to all parts of the country,
cept OF the price by mail.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-28
No. 10---Cabinet Organ.

This instrument is intended mere particularly for
church requirements, and is valuable Tor organ
practice. Ii contains twelve stops drawing six complete
reeds, with the necessary cOupers; two manuals
and An independent pedale Of twenty-five keys and is
blown by second person
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-28
Datents, pensions, 8onntics.

pENSION, BOUNTY MONEY, BACK
L PAY AND WAR CLAIM OFFICE.
f, +. ABBOTT az co.
Government Agent TOR the Collection OF Claims
AT the CITY Hat and Cap store,
No. Ol Main street, Worcester Mass.
Invalid Pensions procured for Wounded or Disabled
Officers, Soldiers Seamen. and Marines, Pensions for
Widows Pensions for Children, Pensions for Mothers
Pensions for Sisters. Pay obtained for seamen.
Also, the S0O Bounty provided under act of congress-
passed July q, 1861 and the sOO Bounty under the
cent Act of Congress procured with dspa CHI Soldiers
DISCHARGED by reason of wounds received in Battle By
applying to f. L. ABBOTT & co.
No Charge made unless successful in Collect
ing the Claim.
+. Z. ABBOTT,
jelO du G. H ESTABR0OK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-28
DIURETlC COMPOUND.

For Gonorrhea, G(eet Shietares, Gravel and all Dis
eases gf the UriaarV Organs.
This new remedy contains neither Basam CopaiYa
Spirits OF Nitre. Cubebs. Turpentine. or any other
seous drugs, but an elegant table liquid pleasant
to the taste and smell COOLING cleansing and healing in
its operation, alaymg all heat and irritation in the ur
nary passages You, therefore, who have been taking
Baisam COpaiua, either in capsules mixtures foT
months, until sick and pale your breath and clothes
ed with its vile odor throw away the disgusting nike
lures, and send for bottle of this New Remedy, which
will not only cure you at once but 1t will eeAnse the
system from the bad effects OF the mixtures you have
been taking so long 1t is warrante to in half
the time OF other medicine the price UH be re-
funded. ONEeB0TTE oTrEN SUFFICIENT. Price S3-two
bOttles at Lime a.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-28
No. u---Cabinet Organ

With eight stops, four complete sets OF reeds and two
manuas-is blown by the performer, and contains the
automatic swell Intended tor the parlor and drawing
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-28

MASON 81 MLIN, Makers.
OIL d6sS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-28

Among the many distinguished musicians whn unqua-
HE lily endorse the CABINET ORGAN may be found
the names OF GJItschalk, Thaiberg VIM. Mason, s. B.
Nils WOllenhaupt Satter Fradel, Strak Osch, GrObe
and Sanderson. Pianists; and Morgan, Zunde Wilcox
Mosenthal, Magrath. Smitz, Flint Wells. Tuckermsn
and Cutter Organists.
What the larger pipe Organs larger churches and
nails The CABINET O&GANS to private residences
and smaller churches and halls. hey occupy little
elegant pieces furniture and are not la
bic to get out Of order.
Just published :-SCHoOL FOR TIE CABINET Or
GAN. BY George + Root. Price 81 REC CATIONS
FOR THE CABINET ORGAN Six numbers, OF l6
pages each Price 80 cents per number, so per
WaFerooms in Boston, No. PA Washington street.
Address MASON & IIAMLIN Warcrooms in New
York. Nos aud Mercer street. Address MASON
BROTHERS,. Catalogues sent by mali.
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9pe Juusrs,
Y a RE IT'S DYE-H HOUSE
140 WASHINGTON ST, BOSTON.

LADIES' DRESSES. CLOAKS, SHAwLs, and other
articles of ladies' wear coored and finished in the
possible manner.
GENTS GARMENTS dyed or cleansed WHOLE.
FELT HATS dyed or cleanscd and trimmed.
KID GLOVES dyed black, very light coors dyed pur
pe-also cleansed.
~ Orders may be left in the care OF Mrs NJ r.
WILLIAMS, l27 Main street, Worcester
d3m+
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zs;55s5z5s55za BOSTON & WORCESTER
=ss:s.ss=s::ssG RAILROAD. - WINTER ARRANGE
-zs----NE=5 AlENT, commencing on MONDAY, Nov.

AEesdla1sa5aasH bOo4ON q w OhCfo IEtS
rEsssssss=sssss9 RAILROAD. - WINTER ARRARGE
--- zEs ASNT, commencing on MONDAY, Nov.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave for Boston as follows:
Leave Worcester at 420 exp, 100 and $40 a. M, and
Ell and a. ann and Tie lie gan and p m trains start
from the upper Stations and all Others from the lower
ham, but does rot stop at Stations below except to
leave passengers from the Western Railroad.
GTaohs, IL io55 q M M ss9 49, p CO.
s @saSS59 49, 1925 n IA sRRd
Cordaville i.4l 1929 a. m. 2,4S 459 P.
Marlboro, 724, 1908 b. IN 425 p.
,o III ems 5S II SS&R Rp p NJ eA ' ''4' M
Natck SIS, SI5 1l99 g. a. n 2;49, S2S ?, IA >,
s,C7. A o., $50 wor;, 6;i2 H., s27 ?; N;
&c. ~ @ SS g D. ION On Z Sundays sS AZ
s.45 q m Il 10 and 2;l5 p m .,-.-,..
SIN connection with trans on Charles River Branca
TRAINS leave Boston, as follows.
$50 Ex9 80 Exp nv NJ ' - W. ''' "''' - ''''
Mss5sIa HsIrssd fT Va s4sti5%. nfH g.
Nor ich and Worcester, $50, go p. m.
New ' York ts,v via II Norwich 80 Exp p m
@ eillsaEy, 7Soa m 80 - p an m
Wes5tISoTo', 200 e. N, LSG 81 4a % $50 Exp N
Birmingham, 100 Ss0 Exp "a. i.s0., 30 Exp 4,sO,
Milford, 100 a. N. 100, 4SO p.
M M9TfbDS5? 80 90 a. a; nm mr. 81 90 D.
Naticf, / CO. ssS an iS6, 49, SO HOO p NJ
West Newton 80, $50, a. m. IL M l5o, s. 400, Sc, 7.
Brooklihe, 500 500, 1880 m, l2l5s l, 2s5, sl5s.
445 35 65F lis, SS5, lO45p M On sundays at l0.ld
~ sunday Mail leaves Boston at 6 3Op. M
ain connection with trains on Charles kiyer Branch
Boston, Nov 6, 1863. DIFF mis-
E.ss.sszsgssss;7 NORWICH < WORCES.
IEss:5G:5=sz:s:gTER RAILROAD. = SUMNER All
IS ga--RANG CLIENT, commencing MONDAY
TRAIss come SOUTH LEAVE WORCESTER AT
100 a m. Way Passenger Train. Arrives at Plain
field in season for train te Providence arriving at Prov
10 SOa. m. way Passenger Train. Connects at wor
cester with trains from Boston, Nashua Fltchburg Low
dence and Boston trains; Norwich with train New
London Mystic ami New Haven.
400 p. m Way Passenger Train. Connects at Wor.
cester with trains from Nashua Ftchburg, Lowell &c;
at Worcester junction with Express Train from Boston,
Roads, at Painfeld junction trains from Providence
and Hartford arrive in season Tor this train cpas.
from New London will take this train to Norwich
connects at Worcester with trains rom Boston, Con
cord, Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua Fitch
caves Norwich for New London ai at sis 5T p
n. TRAINS come NoRTH, LEAyL NORWICH AT ,,.,,,,
M99day eOsSg at Ss ST LSwS
New London at SO dependent on arrival Of Steam
field junction for Providence Worcester junction
for Springfield, Albany, &c, and Proyidenee, and at
1855 a. M way Passenger Train. Arriving at wo1.
dence Springfield and Albany al Worcester for trains
T. Boston, Nashua, Lowell, Ftchburg, DC.
S45 p. m Way Passenger Train. Connects at Norwich
~ith train from New London and at Planted Junction
ielO '' dti P. 81 M. ANDREWS supt.
gass.zzsszsaszs WESTERN RAILROAD
.E.: 4a;:.ssF AL ARRAY "a E4EETs-C
ton, Albany and Troy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-28
No. 12--eabinet Organ

Differs from No. II in only. For organsts VINO
inexperienced in the pedals this best church
instrnm, mt Being less complicated than the No. ~,
and better adapted to transportation confidently
recommend very desirable for churches public rs lis
and lodge rooms. ASo desirable parlor instrument.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-28
NOTICE TO INVALIDs.

GR Over Three Hundred Thousand Dollars are paid
TO swinang quaoks annually. which is worse than
hroDnaWdy This comes from trusting to the false and
deceptive advertisements of men calling themselves
Doctors, who have no medical education and whose
0nty recommendation Is wHATTHEY SAY THEMSELVES.
Advertising physicians i'll nine of are i'm
posters Go to some regular Prdcc!ag physician ii
YOU prefer consulting who makes your disease
SPEC ATTY be sure that he is physician and pre-
lender or you may have reason to regret it. EE DIR.
M gives the very best references and testimonials all
Enclose stamp for postage and send for them Nths
Pamphlet on SPECIAL DISEASES, and DISEASES
OF WOMEN, sentJree. DR.. NJ is regularly educated
phYs clan of twenty years experience ten in
slve general practice, until declining health compelled
MIN to reinqush that and adopt the SPECIALLY to which
Tor the last ten years he has devoted his whole ate
non G-B Advice III Office free; by letter. 81. Write
your name town, and ADDRESS plainly, and direct to
Lock Box No. Xxx, Providence Post Office, toi DR.
No. % Union st. Providence R. j.
as above dEw3mS sgl
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WEBSTER SQUARE LINE leaves Lincoln Square at s45,
9.l5 49, i05, H45 Ills, ll45 l2l5, 2.45 LIS, Las,
2l5 245 as 345 Ais, AS, 515 545, SIS 645 rs, 74S,
81, S45 9l5P. Leave Webster Square at GA 944,
1914 l044, iI4 l4i A. l24 II A. LA, LA, 2l4 PA,
34, S.44 4l4, 444, A. 5H IA, 544 ia, IA, sH S44,
9.l4, 9.44 NJ
WEST STREET LINE leaves Harrington Avenue at 935,
0l5 10 Is, 1855 LBS NJ, l2I5 l2j5, l35 Is, 255 S35,
AIS, ASS, 5S5 Is, 655 1885, Sl5, s5S P NJ Leave West
street at 955, 1925, His l55 2.3t LIS, l.55 235,
10, 3.55 435, SIS, sos 635 IT'S, 7.55, S.35 95
WESTERN RAILROAD LINE leaves Harrington Avenue
at Dis 9j5 1885, ii Is, l.55 A 1885, LIS, l.55 235,
BIS, 3.55 49, SIS, sos 635 lis, 755, s.35 Leave
Western Railroad at 50, 0l5 1855, ll35 NJ, l25,
255 1885, 25, 255 335, AIS 455 5S5, Sis, 65j 7:5, SIS,
S55 NJ.
During snow storms and heavy travelling, while the
teams are doubled up, the Webster Square will
make half hour trips leaving Lincoln Square at NJ,
and every halfhour till 10 P Leaving Webster Square
at 6.29y. NJ, and every half hour to 1929 I'm
Western Railroad cars will make hour trips, leaving
Harrington Avenue 6A5 NJ, and every hour TO 945
NJ Leaving Western Railroad at lis A. M and every
hour to l0l5 p.
West Street cars i'll make hour trips, leaving liar
rngion Avenue at 615 NJ and every hour to 9l5P.
Leaving West street at 6i5 and every hour to 945
P. NJ.
The time adopted BY the company is that indicated by
the Regulator the Boston and Railroad de
pot. GEORGE +. BONNEY, superintendent.
NIL diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-28
NEW ENGLAND FANCY DYE
IN WORKS.

Worcester Agency, at
Mrs. r. G. DUNLAP'S, No. 100 NJ ain street.
Without egotism permit say that all who favor
US with their patronage may expect to have their work
done equal in respect the Staten Island bye
Works. Since long connection with this business has
enabled US to becomt acquainted with this celebrated
establishment, not afraid of a comparison with
them.
By our new arrangement all goods received Mrs.
Dunaps by Saturday noon, will be ready for delivery
within one week from the Monday following
Grape Shaws all coOrs-crimson solfeTino. scarlet,
purple and drabwe finish in unsurpassed beauty. Just
like new.
Our colors in silk cannot be beat Ribbons we can dye
that customers need buy Lace curtains
we keep square by frames.
We cleanse carpets cheap and handsome
Kid gloves colored black and cesnsed very tne.
WIN. ERDTMAN,
mch9 aft Proprietor of tho N E. f. ID. W.
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Leave Harrngton Aysnue n a. 7i6 las 8I6s.O
9l6 $40 1916 10 IS, HIS. IL As NJ; u 6, l246 LIS,
10 26 246 05 $40 4l6 446, SIS, 49, 6G, 6.l6 1l6.
50, 80, $40, IS, 3 50 P. NJ.
Leave western Railroad at III, IA sll, SAL, 900,
AL 3l, $50, 05 AL Sill, SAL IL, SAL Ill, 49, $40,
s 50, $50, 1000, 1920 p. N.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-28

This is affection of the blood attacks the Sexu
al Organs. Innings the Nose, Ears. Throat Windppe
and other Mucous surfaces making appearance in the
onn of ulcers Helmboids TX tract Sarsaparilla pur-
hes the Blood, and removes all Scay Erup Cons oil the
skim giving to the complexion clear healthy color
being prepared expressly this class complaints
It's bOodpnrifying properties preserved a greater
extent than any other preparation of Sarsaparilla.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-28
D, J. RAWSON, West BOylstOn.
Upton, March 4, 1863 diff mch5
N FOR SALH.-A very central and

- FOX ) ALG.-A very central and
si desirable residence, situated the south side OF
APleaSant street, No 81. second house west OF Irv
ing street. is now thrown into the market by the bust
ness misfortune of its 1t is a large lot with Is
feet 'front.' containing II 600 feet Of land good
TWO story House and Barn anu the garden is filled with
large number OF fruit trees in fine bearing condition.
Posse ssion will be give Immediately. This is rare
chance for person wishing pleasant and very central
location Persoss wishing to purchase such estate,
are referred 10 JOHN BOYDEN, Esq at his office. and
Mr.. THOMAS EARLE, who lives next house east of
said estate both of whom duly authorized by me to
show and dispose of the same
j. B. ESTABRooK.
MnIpaSter-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-28
No. 14--Cabinet Organ

Contains six stopsthree complete reeds and
manuala very excellent instrument for churches of
moderate MEANS it combines much OF the power and
capacity of the larger nsruments-at much less cost
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-28
Zeal estate.

<A FARM FOR SALE IN UPTON,
#isiI MASS.-The Farm owned and o cuped BY
ssAsAt the widow Phia Rawson situated in the norther
~ part OF Upton, on the road from Upton Wesboro,
two and one MALT miles from the centre of Upton, and
four miles from WestpOrO Depot fourth of a mile
from sch ol Contains l66 acres Of excellent Land,
divided into slowing, Pastarage and Tage with about
80 acres of good Woodland and Cranberry Meadow OF
~ acres good two story HoEse 40 by 30, l. 90
BY IT,. Barn nsgrly new, so by So. Corn Barn and
WoOdhOlse, 40 by Is. Spring water brought to the
house and Harn The farm cuts hay enough to dll the
barn. The above farm i'll be sold at a bargain. Most
Of the purchase money remain mortgage.
For particulars enquire o; the subscribers.
MOSES 4. BAWSON, Upton, Mass.
D.. RAWSON, West Boyston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-28
No. 23--Cabinet Organ.

it'll two sets of reeds of 1--WE octaves compass contain
ing the AUTOMATIC Swell knee stops and double bellows
in solid Black Walnut Case-panelied and Ornamented
with rich carvings-an elegant Instrument for the draw
ing room and parlOr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-28
No. 22-Cabinet Organ

Differs from No. 2S in only. This instrument Is
cased in elegant rosewood, highly pOlished-design,
also for the FailUr