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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-28
Die GomeentiDrt son GIe0eGauS.
(s4tu6)

@inen f~trneren stnitoB erreste Der 5 10 bea
ben 6ru. Or. WtGSner etnbertAteten Sroos
ntIottUnsentpurfs. Der1elbe lautst nGmlt9 :
uDte Wltt9lisoer Oer Organization per-
rfIt&ten fN BET 2CcaG, Stoatsz unb g~ationole
tpablsn nur fir Iol@e @anbtoaten 3u Girnuaen,
wslGe bon ben betrsffsnDen Qocalpereinsn
StaatsansIGutIen Uoer berglatipnaIcpnoentiou
auf9sfelt Deer apppttrt wuyben FnD.
Sober oa8e9en banbslnDe 8eretn (dlteBt
Fa bartit bon lsIber pom per Organization
Gus"
Ge8en bteGsn Barasrap6en tuurbe aeltenb
9eraadt, baB es f@ fir bic Dcutl9sn, pfnn
le gu benz t1nen 9ebGbrentm @tnRnB 0elan-
gen unb tbre SOeen our @sItnne brin9en tpul-
len, ntGt barun, banbsln tGnne uno IDle,
et9ene (oUrert unmSgltGe) Ganbtcaten aufsu-
leIen cher far Ote @anOtoaten anoerer Var.
teten 3u Rimmen, fonbern Bet Nufaeuune Der
GanOtonten IeIbIt N tt3Wwtrfen uno
IS purDe baber Der fplgsnOe bon Srn. Ntiiuer
aus GbiraSo etn8etyaGte 3ulab ansenUm.
men :
vDamtt aber zen @l!eoern btefr Srgani.
fattun bic @eleGenbfit eegebeu rerbs fir TIRE
@runOGaBe practti9 3u tptgtsn, fpu Is TN SIN.
tsrslie Der Sr8ant1attCn iein. cas-, 70 large
nt&t etne Vartet bslfebt, wsI6e NIT ibnen
Sranol0blt@ ttberetuftmmt, jene ltA an allen
pOltttlAsn Der Mabl bUran9sbenOsn Ser.
lamtalungen lUldter teraitS befsDenoen 8ar<
nd9fen fett."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-28

Oeneral Nefcrans bautte fGr bic Il
betpiele ne GYmpatbte unb Q&tung. .
banble 90 f9 jset Mot uni 9nbiViOuen, l0ub
nm 0rtn3ipten, ia Tim bas 2ebeu Der Na!i
nnO 0atsr tonlme bte erCbe 8sriammIu
&r bat Die Nerlammlung, n~tertale tbreDFtd
8s8sn bte9featerang 81 Sergefen, mas INNER
elf'3slnsn 8&racrn wtberfa6rsn mB9te.
GRACE pie CT bebdnoelt Wuroen let, MIN
&c eer 3uFanft our 8eantpUrtung iberlt
80 Ieben.
w1tange netnsr Greunbe In Nep q
betnsrtte er, ntnoGeu H& Iebr oruss co
nm metns Welunptett, Die &umberioubW
bdlt mid fir stemli@ 0eIanb, unb Id
Der etben Mnf6t. 0as bic 9uantttdt 81
anbeIan9t, bic t@ etn8enCmmsn BABE, 70
man barber metnen Npptbsfsr. New q
tub Wa1btngtOuer 3situngen BADEN 9ern
bic @enerGle GytttenOen uno Wic@pof
iAtt8ten, @elautbi9un8en 9eseu MID q
Bsben. Ste toben mid Ssrli6ert, bas{
Gsrbrettung 1olGer faIl&fn GeriiGte i'm
fen Ordte beOauern."
@r bemegfie wsiter, felt Der GG[aG
@bicamduaa BABE er ein betfdut9es Cd
bon Dem BraGDenten fir Ietn 8snebm
isner Qfatre empfau9en, unb fir al
l~4uIoiaun8en, tpelds In ben GlltGen 3
gen 9egen ibn erlGtensn, fat Die He9i
mad isiaer usber5eu9aa8 Our6au6 MIDI
antpurtlt@. @r ipra@ Ietue 8ereitptl
Gus, ig0em 8ellan9en Der Isetsrung ~
fpyedet.
Na6 bsm SaluGe 1siusr Gtsbe tpurbe
6urrab8 far @enerat Rptcyans un'
Cumberland Nrmse aas8ebra9t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-28

tote CART bsrabrtsn le tbre Safer! Nter bas
Volt puBte, caB Stlaueret bur4 aG8smetneS
3u9sltanoniB ein mpraltlGes. ~iO3iale0 uao
pOlttllaes ueba tuar ; es mibnGtste ote fstns
efipsbten Steuriea, bic es vsrt6etbieten, eS
l&lng pos Spinnastue6e suyid, Da6 itter benz
upntrtardaliihsn Snfttut" 70 ppettIN trp9te,
eS traf bas 9er3 bes l1ebel5 uno BITE aroBe 0Ite
Dattet, bersn Gte9e wtr 70 oft 5sridteten,
IT urbe DOm Der 8cIfStcmtne BE-
a rabeu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-28
Gmpfaug uns gIeSe bsn Gen. RUfctrans in Sin
ciuuafi.

Gtuetnnati &c. Stt. General @c1e.
Grams fam Dsate MCr9es nm II l6g bier an
unp tpurDe Yot ether uugebsureu GolFsmenae
naW Sem Barnet 0pnie 0etettst. Gr uurpe
tpalreno BEG 0an3sn 3u8e8 auf ba8 9trs(tGlle
beniQf0mmnet.
0fiGter StUrer fte0te ben General auf tem
Salfon Dec @9Utels ben ~Seriammelten 8areern
NIT Der 8fmsrfnn0 Dor, boB fe Die Gbaten
be8 GsneraI8 fGr istn Taterlanb i~pirOtgten,
usb CT serliderte t6n t9reS unerI&atterltGau
Gertranfns. SIN 8e3ug ouf isiue Gntiebun9
bemertie CT, bas Bolt DerIan9e Betpetfe far
sins senttsenbe 8eeranpuus tensr MeaBressl.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-28
EefmItate Der 3iebuna.

Wafbtn9ton, q. DIT. Ger &rtees=
(eFretdr bat etnen febr ~intersfanten 8ertGt 6es
@eneral prpfobmarldnls 6tY per5fenttt&t,
nHs BEN 6ol9enbs8 erGelt!
DaS bslebeaoe @eleB bstnSt Die gauge mt
lttarii@e Stdrte Der ylattun ntGt sur @eltuuB,
lplte baber pom @pnsreB BeGnbert werbeu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-28
Sin Sampfer bon @ueriaas perbronut.

@atrO, 26. Sft. Der Oampfer oQ2R"
BON 0dsua na@ MtmpbiS beltimmt, tvurbe
Is Metlen inter 6elena BON @uertQas onaes
sriftn, etueS 0ertbs5 BON $4,000 teraubt.
uno NIT %etniBeu barauf bsinoliGen Cotton.
6olsn serbr0nnt. DaS 8pot 8e6Srte etnem
Mlanu aus Pa6ncab un0 Bate $4,000 &C.
fcIfet. ..H.4
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-28

San, gut 26er per6en bic Yarteten eiue
Iol@e Bstbeltsung bon Wttsttebsrm ether Orr
0anilattCn 8effatten , weIGe ale Wartets
8erpftGtnn8et BON Dorn bsrstn abae1Guoreu
bat uno ielblf ben 8ol3ug lOlGer BeIdlaGe.
WcminattOnen), 3u tpslGen etnaelne Mtto(tes
Der, mad Dem ubt9en 3ulabartifel, mitwtrfsn
pnrfsn nno lpIen - bon Dec beIunbereu Sc.
ne9mi8nug Der et9enen beutl@en Gpnpsr>
9artet n69dn8ig maat?
Wte BEN auG let: l1ns biinft Die bp(iti(de
Gtslun8, ipelde ben OentIhen burb bic In
@~leOeIano bel&lo6sne Srgani1 attpn ben Qme
rtFarera ~9seeaaber aneepie(e n wtrp, 1T cine
Geldraubte uuD unnaiitltAe uno auf bic
Oouer nntaItbare. Ste auf hcr GpnSention
81 Sage 9etretenen Msiuunasser INtebenbeiten
pnb leioer ntGt 70 utrbeoeuteab, pie ber
|8sltrt9e %. 9. Oetnofrat nistnt (petGer ebens
fails UCn Ntt. 8 uno 8 Der WlGt;form utWts
ntfen riu), ioaoer,- le bfTabn biels,ebr auf
De1n In Der tteflen gtatar ccs NienI9en be-
gritnbeten 3ptelpelt ~jfpiIben otteraIeu unO
&aOifaIeu, 5piidea @lsn|@en, tpel@e bic
Dtn9e leben tpie Re }no, arb Gotden, tpsl9s
Ne iebel1, ipie He O%teIfl6en p1n(4sn un5 10 u(s
Tea. Oa8 9duFetn Der lsbterea tl au eletn,
ol8 oaB sc etne @artes 3u Stonpe brtnssu
fSrutc - unb es ipa1re baler cline mSglt6l
ybrette" Wlnttforra, auf weIGe H9 bic NlalIe
per ftetftnntgen Deutfnen unb aud
Die 0fobtfnlsn bGtten peretntgen f5uuet,, pbne
tbren prtucipien antreu 3u tperbell, nab uuIe-
rec Na!Gt tn @lsOsIauo az Der 3elt unb Gu,
plat g~stoefsn. .
6ter nod ber Bvofsn,, wslden BITE Sppp,
1tioa 6eeen 5 8 Der Ylotforn 6 V Der Gre
~IouteFua9en) eiu9ereidt 1at: 1
|Rrvtef su SV ber 6 la II t er-
s nt'gen.
Sn @rwGeune, oaB Nrttfel v, vNuswGrs
tt9e Noltttf" betttatt, MioerlprttGe snt91lt,
tnoe,n Monros Dpctrtne uab StsterUentictl
bsfitrwOrtst tperben. baB bic Iorosrun9. Die
NoHbarrepnbItf (alsrtto) tpteber tn i6rf un-
8etGrte Wa@toptlfommsn6eit einsultban, unr
au8fIorbor tR, tn ~faruerer Grtnaauug, paE
BITE SdiIOsruu9 beB NepubIiteu mGgoer8 Sea
p0lsun mpbl ntAt In bte Dtatfprfn GgtSrt, Die
az entiperfsn rir berufsn Gfnb; uno ferner 1t,
Grtoa9urg, bag Der tppothetilAe 8nn0esee
Hpfe, Die @ngopdtI0t 9leppintiun, 3uua 0pr=
!pon6 GsautEmeu pErt, ,ebotuttpuQre sSuter
psasiCn tn Gurppa 81, bel irpotten, uuo en5-
ltd tn G~rmaaana, boB gtforbfrt nitro, lapn
iebt, tp ale Srdfte per llnion nod ntGt
ssr Gtepetwsrfung Der Nsbelton biurethen,
osr ran5Dftf6ena @laGt In Wsrigo
fols UNI 1t B n e~at6t9e, 3u itetsn, uub
IaIteslt6 tn Grmdguu9, baB Die NuUabme
o'eieS NrttFels untsr Oen 8eJennGrti9en 3us
%ffaube1 unprnFttiD arb 6en ma0ren SutsreGen
bsr uuion ert3easa III - uf(aren Die ugter.
seidneten jbrsn Wrotslt ae8en pie Nnnabme bsa
pbtgen Mrtifel8 v. .1~ aa5-at
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-28
MdtipnninnIeihc.

@8ttabeGp4ta. 27. Dit. 5eute wur-
ben fir So, $50, 900 Ganfs 3pau3teer S~ertault.
IS tileea li@ bereits 0sfeai6afrp, tpelGe 5
Bis 10 @IiqtCaca nuf einntaI [gbIcribiyen
guCuen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-28
S. Maner

(Den Drotef 9e9en 5 9 unb bem eeferu srs
tUGbnten 8rief beS Sen. @iqel sperosn tpts
rn0r9en mittbetlsn.) .lE .r0.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-28
Rtt HerEauFem.

%M 0eEtHuFeTt4
Nuf DffentltGer &utttpt tpirb AM Wipntag, BEN 3.
Radrnttta96 2 llbr, @fe Der 6. unb 8 Str, gSaIbtu9
Grocery rnb 2tQupr=Stpre r~ertauit iperben. 3erIe
ieFr quite 8unbl9aft. Cl
8. 9ietrrt6 &c 8. 9Glpcnae
S9ssss 2Siniatr Zea Spiel,
sA gtr. 406-4l0 9etnIglO. 3d., 5ptfGea AZ.
Strase,
% : tn8 tEn, 9. g..
QStr erlaubfn tn8 hermit u~nieren Sreun6en uu6 9
ten, fprrte Benz geetrten 9ubltum tie eree6gne Gn.
MAIDEN, baB mir pbt8e8 9ptel ibernpmuten tateu, Ii
ipabrenb bic betet QGeine. refine 2iqupre unb d~u@sc3et
Gagerbter ~Der3apfet tretbet.
~ SoarSer5 unb Geiiente iiafen fetS te1ueme5
t%pntrtett. M6tnn9SpoI
a4prt6llt) s. Otettt9 & S. 26Wenft
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of1tss9tOn, g. &.
gsefhimotUm. 22. Oft. A.

g~Safbinstpn, 90. Oft. as
Die @re6itpren BON &ug. $. Sas, frtterem @t8et
bpnt Spte( bu &bin In Q9aIbtnBtpn, nn6 nod frlDer
Der Is. unobbangt6en Stem 9prf 8dtterte, itn6 6ierbe
S. Q8mertbot irb Gorns.' So. 2o7' 9ttnIs[Sania
ltnt 2 ubr giadmitta98, SUR 8e7pre6ung Der Mrt TN
ber &tl9ung t9rer Tprberung seeen dug. $. &a8 ems
S. Gbwent9al, 8eOp4md6tI
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E=F5gA gntpftus cine Genouug
|a5S Soluble @~SOnUmSaDela x X Sizes (
40 alt, BON Gibipn's Drills, Ntpnpn9a6ela s
Wfeinen 0i8pepita poer ieet inter benz 0anlen beft
NlahtGtiUn Sitters, Bel Der @allpte, NIB en-
iGrtmtliGe aus meiuem @ei9Gfte |entupmmeueu g
2iqupr8, 9uni6=gfien5err, @9g Iogg, @lii6pciu, Be
unb 6ieItge 2iqnprS, fir preistpiir6ig unb befrie6i
pSer bas @elb pirb %returnirt.
SieitBe rab alSpGrtige 8eftelrnseu perben erIter
ms 9alS s%eliefert, Iebtere bis gum Sabn6pf ober %
bcptplae prompt e%ffectuirt.
rrmannS Born,
@de Sanpber= NIB @anloenitr., sp
hem Saltp. unb Sbip=Oeppt uno
Q0Cct39ft) Iuuapplis Oantpfbopt=2B6arf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-28
Mer Sarfe MtiltG

entBfine t&
RS 43 &tfen, ent6alten6 eth 6prtrrIFi6eS Spr
Der alerneueitett
Gpiels ms @aldntcriemaGren,
BITE t6 >p1brenb lncineS 2(1ient6alte8 In europa nit +
berer Sprgtalt au8pdGIte unb bic t6 irippGl AT ggte
faufet, lpts an @rn~ lurtenten biGi9f atgebe.
@epr9 =. SteinbGd1,
SmpDrteur nj &p9S & Taucp @pp68, ,9eu
JaneD", Scr. 70 90, 8alttmpreir, @de sri
-QpttU) qQeh.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11
DERFECTLY SATISFACTORY
VENTILATION.
hr- Persons wishing have sher buildings ventilat
ed will please apply to
LUTHER ROBINSON.

oNTVVt
In the annual report of the Boston School Committee
for 1852 M 81, &c. we find the following
Few things pertaining to the comfort and health OF
pupils and teachers merit attention than the proper
pe,.ii1ton of school rooms Much of asstude, dnll-
ness -heath and consequent slow progress OF pupils
Is ndoultedly caused by breathing impure ar ure
air largely contributes physical and mental health and
Vigor This vital element not designed lot second
hand use Once breathed 1t is rendered impure poison
GUS unfit for further use Hence the Necessity Vi te'
quent change of air in school rooms
avste, of ventilation differing essentially from
ali Others heretofore here has been applied to the
Bowdtch school house, to one oil me Normal 9ciooi
buildings and TO the Primary school mouse on hSr
risom Avenue which given great satisfaction and
appears tu have overcome many, II not al neretooie
existing difficulties When eight hundred pupils as IN
the Bowdch school, with no doors or 40
from currents of cold sir enjoy the luxury o. an at
mOsphere nearly pure be indstngulshaole m
spec to purltv from the external air we may wen DC
grathed with result greatly in advance OF any thaI
we had previously known. AZ, -,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11
HORTI ULTURAL GETTY.
The WORCESTER COUNTY HoRrtouLTc RAJ SOCIETY
VIII hold its TWENTY FOURTH Annual Exhibition Of
Flowers Fruit Plants, and Vegetables at
HORTIC ULTURAL HALL,
18th 10th, 18th, and 18th of Septem-
Der instant.

The Exhibition will open on TUESDAY, Sept 18th -,
at6oclock P. NJ, and close on FRIDAY, Sept 18TH At
60'clock =. NJ.
Articles offered for Premium will be received through.
out the day OF tuesday,. the 18th, until O'Clock IN:
PrOUded that articles contributed by persons non-resi
dent in the city of Worcester shall be eligible TO entry
until the hour of II O'Clock Wednesday the 18th
Members of the Society who, by any misehance have
iaed to receive copy Of the schedule Of Premiums
and Others that desire it, will be supplied upon appea
tion to the Secretary Gentlemen and ladies' not now
members are respectfully invited to become such,
thereby discharging duty TO themselves and tho COM
HIny and enabling the Society to enlarge sphere Of
usefu ness
GR- All persons no design competing for the "spe-
cial Premium" OF Twenty Ave Dollars offered for the
best twelve Bartlett Pears hereby notified that 1t is
restricted to members, and that who wish to Join
the Society must apply to the Secretary at Hortcutu
raj Hail. before the hour of II of Wednesday Sept
18th EDWARD w LINCOLN secrets,v
horticultural Hall, Worcester, Sept I, 1868 d&wl7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11
REAUTIFUL LARGE RUILDING

- LOTS FOR SALE-One OF three acres ana two Of
one acre each The three Lot finely located haV-
ing streets on three sides, and Ia splendid site for
handsome mansion All three are on elevated ground,
commanding an unequaled prospect and afford an unu-
sua chance to persons wishing TO build on a good sized
Lot Also, several Lots of different sizes In various
aust ds2y II 4 MFsGINrrp
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11
ROOFING. : THOMPSONS pa

~ TENT ELASTIC ROOFING.-Thi. Roonne can h.
applied to roofs Of any shape-elther oval fat Of
ptchsdi u VIII not melt nor crack avoids the Of
very light lin Roots may be covered with the com
position making them proof against the weather and
Hpartlally worn, make them good as new.
Orders for roofing and for covering tin roofs promptly
attended to by WIN y CLARK, Agent for Worcester
county ohc No 2IO Main, Austin street, Worces
TER, Mass diff ivl5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11
LRAND RUSH AT PARKER'S GAL.

- LERr, Tor those cheap Ambrotvpes We can
make better p tnret 10 cents than be made else
where ior 20 cents -Four good AmbrOypes with cases
Tor II cents apiece All sizes and styles Of Amhroypes
LeterYpes Cases frames, DC. third cheaper than
can be had elsewhere. Union Pictures nf four different
sizes warranted 10 suit or nav, cheap and good
Copying done for rs IL YOU want good pictnra
call at PARKER'S Cheap Galierv
No sol Main street
auN dam Only flight Of stairs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11
m, IN FARM AT AUCT.ON-WiI be

['..t FARM AT AUCT.ON-Wi be
ssliiI sold al Pueblo Auction, on WEDNESDAY, Oct
-AAAAtE I, at O'Clock NJ. the premises the Farm
now owned br W. NJ. Lamb situated in the
northwesterlv part of NOrthb0ro Ball Hill com.
manding a fine prospect Of the surrounding country
ana very healthy location very and under good
state of cultivation; containing 80 acres divided in
acres OF pastuIng acres Of wood the rest ng
tage land The grass Is all English. and all be
Dy moving machine. There is large orchard PIT
apple trees all grated fruit also good supply OF pears
pnlns, cherries and grapes, Welding from s75 to $40
worth Of ruIt yearly. win pasture cows, and winter
~ cows and one horse The milk and butter can all be
sold at the door for the Boston market. two-storv
house with an l. and wood house att Iched, large
barn. carriage house and she'd all in good repaT well
sup lied with never failing house and barn In
agoOd neghborhood, and near school Said farm ia ten
miles from Worcester three miles Northboro Cen
tre; and three and nalf niles from Clinton Three
desired '7''
Also if not sold at private sale about IS tons Of Eng
sh nay two tons of oat straw all the planted
one ana halt acres all the potatoes planted three
acres looking well; 100 bushels of OATS and IS bushels
OF beans.
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber the
premises W, NJ. LAMB
So w&dtoct7 4. b. LAMSoN, Auctioneer .
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11
HORSE SHOElNG-Tbe sub.cr;bor

OnoE oflOElNG.-The subscriber,
- n p nurchased the stock and fixtures OF THoM
AZ II, RICE at No. u Exchange street and having "a.
TO cont s sef t Of ISAAC WooDcoCK prepared
none bat the best MATERIAL and hopes nv nre,nt ,t
ton to the business TO merit liberal share OF the pub
81 dim II n WFTrrNcroN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11
HOUSE LOT AT AUCTION am

- - directed to sell at Public Auction, on SATUR-
nA1, sept ~, at 10 o clock A. v, the premises,
House Lot situated ON the Of Chandler and
queen streets-6O feet on Queen and 1926 on Chandler
street For further particulars inquire of subscriber
Conditions at sale.
81 dts h.. LAWSON Auctiopo.r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11

M ANTED-A situation as saleswoman,
Inns Photograph Rooms, Main st. eet dlw+ SIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11

TTlHE undersigned having bought out all
l. tbe interest Of II. b. WELLINGToN at the Old
stand of wellington Hosmer, will continue to manu-
tacture Carriages Wagons Sleighs &C. together with
The ShOeing Horses and Oxen, and do all kinds OF
Jobbing and Repairing usually done at Blacksmith
shop lie hopes by attention to business and the wants
of good work and fair prices merit share
of patronage ). H. HOSMFR
Clinton, Sept. /, 1868. dett AZ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11
Autrets.

N0TlCF.--My wife, LEvENrA WILSON
has left my bed AMI board without any lust can..
hsreOY forbid any person persons truso oy b.r
she contracts. RORET,T n " ~ TUE ", ma, snt
Worcester, Sept Q, 1863 d3t. "AN9oS ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11
ANNUAL FAIR AND CATTLE SHOW.
Thursday and Friday Sept II & IS, 1858
DANCING.-MR AMI MRS

w ATCH LOST.-Lost, on Saturday
-, afternoon, Sept. S. between Leesville and New
worcester, very heavy SILVER HUNTING CASED
WATCH; T. > Bartlett, Waltham, maker. Whoever
VIII return said Watch to the subscriber or leave ii al
wArded. ~
81 dlw' 0. II. BANCROFT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11

WANTED--A man to work on a Farm
w for three months. Apply tn p d s. SEARS
of Salisbury and Fagg streets. d5t+ S.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11

OSI-ln the city of Worcester, on the
~ third Of this month Wallet. con- aiming from $3.50
70 sou, and two small notes and other papers. The
wallet was OF to66s manufacture. AID had on y the
owners name Whoever will return the money and pa
pers to the owner or leave the at the Spy Office,
shall be literally rewarded DIST 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Or By
w October lst, good Tenement containing from
six to twelve rooms, (Wes OF Main street preferred
For reference address w. D., Spy Office d6t+ SIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11

bNC AIN MA IC1ElJ HORSES Al
- AUCTION.-W be sold at Public Auction on
SATURDAY, the l2h dav of September instant at 95
O'Clock A. NJ. at John McCaGn's Stable in rear Of
Clark Block In Worcester one pair OF splendid Car
ri0ge Horses, well matched.
IS DIST Il. b. LAMSON, Auctioneer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11
SMALL FARM AT AUCTION VIII

~ be sold at Public Auction at o'clock NJ on the
premises, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of sept inst
t9at excellent Farm of II acres, aud known a. the
IGleason Farm situated on lincoln street. For fur
ther particulars inquire at No Worcester Bank Block
81 dts Il. Il. LAMSON, Aucti nter
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11
Aaettans.

On HOUSE AND BARN AT AUG
EsiijI IloN.-Wi be sold at Auction, on SATURDAY
aaA. tile l2th inst, at 10 O'Clock NJ the two-storv
Dwelling House and Barn, situated No. King street
Inc House contains fourteen rooms. conveniently ar
ranged Tor two families, and has never falling well Of
good water. 20 49, -
The Lot contains about 1900 feet Of Land with yarie-
ty of Fruit Trees in bearing condition
Any one wishing residence little retired in one of
the most beautiful locations In the city will find this
So dtl2th LANES n tLiRGLr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA.

MRS. GnLIARD, AZ Front Street.
vi Ladies wigs and s kinds Of Hair Work, at the
most stteon paid to Cutting Dyeng, ana
Dressing Hair ~ Oo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-11

SITUATION WANFED-By young
~ man who is willing to take any opportunity that
may offer, but would rather work in store or drive
Address j. EDGERLY, Worcester. dw* SIS
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-11-20
WHAT Is MONEY!

We must % back again to the study
of definitions. Modern writers upon
political economy, in their efforts to re,
vamp the exploded theories of past cen
turies, and introduce them to this gen
Grafton as novelties of their own inven-
ton, dare not allow even the language
they use to have its accepted and we'll
established Specification, bu; are ever
wrestling the very terms Of the science
to give modern livery to the stale er-
ror. It would be we'll for these writers
to remember that dictionaries were not
made for the sole purpose of teaching
photography and that something fun
damental must be left settled, if the
world is to escape return to the Or
iginal chaos.
A single example will show the in
portance of this adherence to accepted
definitions. The word money had come
into use throughout the world to mean
stamped coin, or something represent
ing it. The definition which stood. so
long In the Encyclopedia may be said
to represent fairly its established sig
MITIGATION, viz "Money the common
medium of exchange among the civil
lied nations. It must consist of a ma
terial: 1, which has value of its own ;
2, which every man is willing to accept
in exchange for his property g, whose
value is readily ascertained.' 1t is
true that many things have been called
money which did not answer to this
definition !; but in every such use of the
term it has been because the article
thus described was supposed to be ex.
changeable for. or redeemable in, g
certain fixed amount of coin.
To carry on the present war, thl'
country has adopted a paper currenc.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-11-20

Ice FOR Dlpru ER1A.-A correspon-
dent of the Providence Journal vouches
very strongly for the efficacy Of ice as
a cure for dieptheria and all ordinary
inAammations of the throat. The man.
ner Of application is as follows:
"Braak up small lump of ice in a
towel and put pieces in bowl. Take
position slightly incliaea backward,
either in a chair or on a sofa Proceed
for half an hour with a teaspoon to
feed yourself with small Jumps of ice,
letting them dissolve slowly in the back
part of the mouth or the entrance OF
the throat. A single such application
will often break up a common sore
throat, which otherwise would have
course of two or three days. In case
of very bad sore throat, use the ice
frequently and freely. In case of ulc-
Grafton or diptheria, keep small lump
of ice constantly in the mouth"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-11-20

General Mcclellan, in his letter to
Hon. Chas J. BidAle, truly and tersely
states what should be the objects ard
policy Of the war {:
"The policy directing it should be in
consonance with the principles Of hu-
manity and civilization, working no in
jury to private rights, and property
not demanded by military necessity and
recognized by military law among civil
lied nations. The sole great objects of
this war are the res toration of the uni.
ty of the nation, the preservation of
the constitution, and the supremacy of
the laws of the country"
For these sentiments, the 7ribunes
of the press denounce little Mac as q
traitor. ..-Er.