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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-08


I'D aud IN do yoT!, aooH S ,ie ,nh
and Strength secured by the OF tha great np %
Summer Medicine, DIR LANGLEY : kO2I And
HERB BI TIERS composed Of Sasap 'rllla, wiz
ry, Yellow Dack, Prckly Ash, Thuroughwor khubai0,
andrake, Dande0n, &c. all OF whlSh are so com
pounded as to act concert and assist Nature Ill EEAD
IcATNG DISEASE ,., T.. 80.
The effect Of this cine is most wonderfl-it acts
structions from ,he internal gans simu aitng them
into healthy action, renOvatiug the fountains OF life,
purifying the blood Gle msing 1t from al humors, and
causing il to course through every part of the
body; restoring the Invalid to health and usefulness
They cure and eradicate from the system Liver Com
plant, that main wheel Of many diseases; Jamdce
in its worst FORMS all Bilious diseases and Foul Stom
ach Dyspepsia, COstiveness, all kinds OF HumOrs, and
every disease arising from Indigestion, Headache DZz
Piles, Heartburn, Weakness pains in the side and
Bowels. flaulency, Loss 0i Appetite, and torpid or
diseased LIVER disOrSeret Stomach or bad BLOOD, to
which ali more or less subject in Spring and sum-
More persons have been cured by this medicine than
by all other Btters in the world It is highly recon-
mended by Physicians everywhere Try it, ana you will
never resret it.
only 81 and 30 cents per Bottle. sold by Dealers in
medicine everywhere. Orders addressed TO
GEO C. GOODWIN & CO,
apl7 d&w3m 80 Hanover street. Boston.
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both OF Marlboro
In Warren, May q, Capt John Reed of New York to
Mary h Foskt of Warren -
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Rotrtes.
7ORCESTER COUNTY EN-.

Y WORCESTER COUNTY EN-
IN -CAMPMENT.-fhe members of this Encamp
M ing will be held at MoETAourE HALL, MOS,
! " NDAf EVENING, June s. 1868, at o'clock, &c
near report OF theCommittee on the proposed celebra
je6 d2t Ell RICE, Recorder
TN0 LADIES ONLY.-F. MARION
a ELLIS, NJ. D. obstetrlcIan aud Professor Of Dis
eases OF Women, recently from the Royal Il stute OF
ping at No. 10 Bay state House. Worcester where
he VIII receive professional calls until SATURDAY,
June 18th.
DR. Ellis Is regular Physician and gentleman of
unsued reputation. boosting Of no knowledge superb
that of many othtr Practitioners nor does he at
tempt TO subvert the systems of treatment adopted
others but rather to support his by the conn med
and eonc' ntrated opinions Of the most eminent In
His Physo Medical Examinations leading feature In
his practice, are something and of the utmost i'm
ne explains most explicitly he true phi0S0phy Ofrepro-
dac0R WhV those rho from INSTANCES are tOtaTv
uHt or uHprepdred hare too numerous ODSprHg, and
he horrible consequences attending the use Of PreCeR-
ttreS and Ab0rtton THIS MEANS MORE IS OF VAST
lY MORE IMPORTANCE THAN 1T WOULD " ELL TO STATE
HERE, Go AND LEARN FOR YOURSELVES.
Mothers are particularly requested TO with their
daughters, as Il deporable fact that nineteen TWEEN
tths OF the ladies' of the present day unfit for the
duties Of wife and mother solely want Of proper in
formation IN their early years. Tho importance of a
Sonsaaton with pr Ellis cannot be too forciby i'm
n Particular attention raid to diseases Of the
skin scalp throat and auccs leaden eyes nasal voice
chronic catarh (cure guaraneed and ali that tends TO
impair female i0veliness
me Doctor would simply say in addition that he con.
sders sacred the duties that devove upon him and viii
SoseSIe MS best energies to PROMPTLY and efficiently
meet them. Btleving the hubble 10 he freS and AZ
gusted with the usual certificates Of miraenions cures
accompanying medical notices. they are for his reason
omitted. All consultations will be strictv con ana eti
and conducted In unobicctonsbie 10 the rnst
tasdiuus ''"'ie ~ tle must
Charges according to the mears of the n.,su, and
money refunded unless entire satisfaction is niven ~
Ohlee hours from 10 till u A. Nj and 2 IN sr.
'' ~ maze Tor any other hour in the "a
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Bowel Complaints, PAINS IN STOMACH, AND
REAL CHOLERA MoRBUs.-These complaints most
always treated with Opium, when attacks violent
and after the pain relieved unpleasant debility fol-
lows, which makes the remedy nearly I'd the dis
The cathartic character of HltHneJUelrs TOlU
AnodNHe its perfectly natural character has
owed in most distressing and no family should
be without it. IL the most perfect and natural Pain
Killer in the world
Fac smile ofJ L. Hunnewels signature corks OF
genuine only.
For all dealers in city and country Also. pro
pretor of Hunnewels Tolu AnOdyne, and Hunncwe
Eclectic FILLS. JOHN O. HILL, GEO. 2. HARLOW
NJ B. GREEN 81 co, JAMES GREEN, Agents for
Worcester Mass. deOdEwlm MO
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and - of -, in the state OF -, hereby guar
antee that in the going bid of for any of
the classes therein named be accepted he or they will
within ten days after the receipt of the at me
post office FAMED or Navy Agent designated execute
the contract Tor the same, with good sufficient sure
ties, and in case the said - shall fail to enter into
contract aforesaid, guarantee TO make good the
difference between the offer OF the said -- and
that which may be accepted
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Signatures of Two guarantOrs. & 2

hereby certify that the above named - are known
to men Of property and able to make good their
! guarantee. Signature, g. IL.
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70 signed by the United States istric JUDI nit
ed States District attorney, Collector, Navy Agent
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Draper 81 Clark, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and
Dealers in Flour Grain Meal, Grass Seed, salt Lime
Cement Cacined Plaster Plaster Paris Ground Oyster
Shells, and Farmers Produce generally. Also Agents
Tor the sale OF Goes super Phosphate of Lime Peruvian
Guano, American GuanU, and Ground Bone.
DRAPER d CLARK,
ap3 dtf Nos. IS Il q Front St. Worcester. Mass
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The Confessions aud Experience 81 an
AnvaliG.-Punlished for the benefit, and a warnng
and caution to young who suffer from Nervous De
biitN, Premature Decay Of Manhoo etc supplying at
the same time the means of self BY Que who mas
cured himself after being put great eXpense ana in
jury Though medical humbUg and quackery.
ByenclOsiLg a postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
mis- dd5wly Bedford Kings County y Y
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OFFER
Which from firm must be signed by all the members
l, -, Of -, in the state of -, hereby agree
to furnish and deliver in the respective navy yards all
the articles named in the classes hereto annex ed
agreeaby the provisions Of the schedules therefor
ana in conformity with the advertisement of the Bureau
of Construction and Repair "a 1853 Should nv
Offer be accepted, request be addressed at - and
the c. ntract sent to the Navy Agent t-- or to -
Tor signature and certificate.
Signature, A. b.
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Signature, A. b.


Witness.
The schedule which the bidder encloses must be pasted
to his offer and each of them signed by him. Opposite
each article in the schedule the price set the
amount carried ont he aggregate footed up for each
class and the amount likewise written in words If the
parties who bid do OF reside the place where the
articles to be delivered, they must name in their
offer person to whom orders them to be delIv-
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RRUSHES.-A good assortment of Cloth,
- Hair Hat, Flesh and Teeth Brushes, may be found
at GEO, Il SPURR'S. Diff ieS
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CHAMOIS SKINS.GA fine lot Channels
" Skins, of larg. size for sale at
jeS diff GEO. r. SPURR'S
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FRANKLIN COAL!-A Cargo OF
Yard.
jeS dislw THOMAS SUTTON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-08

ROURBON BITTERS.- Bitters
a. are preparation OF the nutritive properties the
grain of the ID in combination with the active princ
ple OF many simple Alternatives ana Bitter Touics For
tn cure of INDIGESTION Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint
weakness or DEBILITY any complaint of the Stomach
Liver and Bowels, and preventive Chills and
yer, they are the best of all Bitters.
GEO. k. SPUR,
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A RNOLD'S BALSAM, COUGH Kill
~ LER AND PILLS, for sale in any quantity, at
les DIFF GEO. k. SPURk'S,
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BY +. p. LAM3ON, Auctlonecr.
EXECUTOk'S SALE OF REAL
RUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION

- VIII be sold at Public Auction, on the premises
WEDNESDAY,, June TO- 1863 at O'Clock p. NJ SIX
BUlLDING LOTS, on Tirrell street. in the village Of
New Worcester, containing about 5000 feet each
T.. b. LAMSON, Auctoneer.
dta
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4eto advertisements.

SITUATION WANTF D-To do general
~ housework, by smart, capable girl. Apply at 81
Grafton street d3t% les
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by SAMUEL A. WALKER, ONCE 20 Congress street
GREAT SALE OF THOROUGH

~ BRED JERSEY AND DEVON CATTLE, at auc-
ton at the Lancaster House, Lancaster, Mass, from
the herd of forbush, on THURSDAY, June lsth,at
O'Clock b.
Is Head Imported and Thorough Bred Jerseys. COM
prislng Cows ana two years old Heliers, one two
and three old Bulls and Heifer and Bull Calves.
10 Head Thorough Bred Dev0ns comprising Cows.
Heifers and Bulls. Catalogues, with Pedigree Of the
animals, on day Of sale.
MN
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lBy j. S. wArsoN. AnptIoneer. !
4 BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR

sii SALE-Ihe valuable Estate formerly occupied
La4sst-by the subscriber, situated Union HIM. one
mile south OF the city Hall, will be offered at auction
WEDNESDAY. June 10th, at II o'clock A. II not pre-,
vl0usy disposed of at private sale II contains IS acres
R19i buildings, fine orchard. with every variety Of
futl abundance, an ornamental garden. be utiully
decOrat with trees. shrubs terraces, walks arJnr
fountain, hedge NC making IL enc the most atrac
We situations In the city. For particulars enquire Of
ALLEN HARRIS or n. =. wASIiBURN, Esqrs., Wor.
eester, or of WM II. HARRIS
dMwttelU
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IT,,iI , = = y n II II n 7 = y = T 2 W
Mill win be sold at Public Auction. on the premises
.A..ah IN the centre of Holden on TUESDAY. June 49,
az o'clock ?. NJ, about FOUR ACRES OF LAND
Win Tue DdidingS thereon. consisting Of two-stOry
Dwelling House and Barn The house is well arranged
0r two families, and is In good repair The land Is under
good state of cultivation and has upon ii twenty or
more Apple Trees In bearing condition.
Terms easy W l. CAMP
Il. w. ABBOTT, AuctiJneer
Holden, May 80, 1867. d2W+ ~
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OTlCE.-An persons using Scales,
y Beams Weights or Measures for buying or SELL
Ing are required TO bring thu to the City seae for ad
lqsment he law of the Commonwealth of Massa-
GEO. GEER, City Sealer.
Worcester May 30, 1867 div m30
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL

10 O'Clock, on the premises all the interest of said mi
nors In and to parcel of land situate in Salem in the
county OF EsseN, with the Dwelling House thereon
bounded commencing at the southeast bound and run
ming northarly by Flint street ffty-seven feet thence
westerly thirty feet nine inches thence southery four
feet and four inches thence westerly by land of Allen
PuDam and others hundred and thltytwo feet ten
Inches thence sOuthery by land of James C. Simpson
sxtythree feet thence easery by land OF Oliver Pea
body one hundred and fifty one feet the place Of
beginning. JOHN III, NICHOLS Guardian
worcester May 20, 1868. dts&Saem Register my2l
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-12
Departure Of Confederate Pris
oneYs for the South.

4 Washington despatch gives the
following account of the departure
from that city of the Confederate Pris-
oners who have just arrived at City
Point:
Four hundred and eighty-four rebel
prisoners were sent South tonight by
the flag of truce boat State Of Maine,
under charge of Capt. Mulford Iho
number was made up Of two hundred
and forty prisoners that reached hero
lac, night from Sandusky, Ohio, cap
tured mostly in Missouri, and two bun,
drea and forty.four from tho Old C&pi-
tol and Carroll prsons in this city -
Among the prisoners were Twelve Off
Sers captured prior to the proclamation
Of Joff. Davis and the interruption of
interchanges OF officers caused thereby;
slse DR.. Wilmer, Of rebel smuggling
notoriety. The steamer State Of Maine
takes the place Of tho regular flag Of
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-12

ssA- Tne annexed extract from 4
late speech Of Mr. Cox Of OHIO, shows
him to be pretty good hand at illus
trating the glorious old puritan. Hear
him
A COUPLE OF ILLUSTRATIONS,
I propose to give two illustrations of
these truths. The first is in your
midst, Every Sabbath you have a
sermon from Rev DR.. Checyer, demon
strat,ac that our failures in battle are
ewing 20 tho displeasure of God, be-
cause uf the sin of slavery. Cries OF
"Oh."1 {Te makes slavery the terrible
crime OF the world in his own fancy,
and reduces Omnipotencc for the task
Of Furnishing US by war for It's exist.
cuca He conveniently torgets that
there is another sido TO the battle, and
shat when We fail, God sides, by the
foolish logic, with sIaveholders,--
(Laughterl
Parallel with this logic, turn back 20
l676, when Randolph came 70 New
EnglanI from the parent Government,
to find cut the cause OF the indian
war. The auswer Of the Government
of Massachusetts furnishes the com
msntury II officially declared that
"theso are the great and proto&lng
evils ter which God hath given the
barbarous heathen commission to rise
against them For men wearing long
hair and periwigs made OF woman's
hair. Laughter For. ~omen wear,
ing borders Of hair, and Disgusting
themselves by following strange fash
ions in their apparel. For protaneness
in the people for not frequenting tao
meetings, and others going away BE-
fore the blessing is pronounced. For
suffering the Quaker6 to dwell among
them, and TO set up their thresholds hy
Gods threshold contrary to their ola
laws and resolutions, with many such
reasons
Thus it will be seen that the origlnai
detects in The Puritan character have
been copied 60 this day. Like the
ch,nese artis; when told to copy fine
aad costly piece Of porcelain to which
some accident had happened, he folow-
ed his instructions with such great
skill and labor that he copied the crack
which extended the whole length ofthe
model Laughterl
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-12
The Paper Question.

Editors Courier: | read with much
regret, in your issue Of the Sd instant,
that owing to the high price OF paper
and the dest, uction by fire Of tho Bath
Paper Mills, you could SEQ no alter
ma i've 10 the suspension Of ycur issue" !"
Rather than such u suspension should
take place, | Tor one, Of the daughters
Of Carolina, pledge myself to send TO
any Payer Mill you may designate, all
the rags / have or can obtain in my
neighborhood, (by handing tho rag 5aQ
round) to be manufactured into paper
for the continuance Of the publication
of your interesting and valuable paper
II by force of circumstances it's publ
cation should DO suspended, the great
mouth piece Of charity in the State
will be stopped, besides which We would
perhaps hear no more from "Personne."
| am sure the ladies of the State will
send any quantity Of rags you may
require, rather than there should be Il
suspension Of your paper.
A SOLDIERS MOTHER.
Blackweu, Barn,cM District, s. c. Apr1
6, 1858.
We thank our air friend and CORES
poudent for her offer and still more
Tor the fiattering expression Of appro-
val. Let all good housekeegers estah-
lisa q rag bag and preserve rage We
ehGll be enabled soon perhaps to advise
them as 10 The disposition to be made
Of .ho ,ags.-ED,roas COURIER.
LItors Courier: Feeling an interest
in your papor, | would ike to help
you out If possible. Can you Through
any chem cal process known, make
Old newspapers fit for use AGAIN. #
so, please let me know.
Pocota!lgo, Apn! 7, 1853.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-12
Terms:
One Dollar per Month.
Notice to Subscribers.

WREE you lind y before your name on
your paper, please renew your subscription,
as it is d notice that the time for which it
has been paid will expire in a few days.
rsa. A perY limited space in the Daily Bull
le,in will be allowed for advertisements
Terms,$l so for each square, lSt insertion /;
75cts for each subsequent insertion.
Articles Of much length, intended for publ
cation, must be handed in in the t0renoJn to
insure publication next day
Obituaries, Tributes Of Rcspect, and Funeral
Invitations charged as advertisements, bat MAJ
riages and deaths published as news
Advertisements Of charitable Institutions at
half price.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-12
ChorIc8tOn.
BY HEN MRoD.

cam .nI a. 'h@t second summer "h'eh pFeeedes
me nfSt iS! Oh 'ne snow
IN s"9 Dfoa9 sunlight "l heroic deeuS'
me Ulty plde" the Toe,
AS fe'; oshlhI the,r r"n'part' stern ana proud
hHr oolteu 'nunuer" sleep
p%tK Homtef Ike bat'!',Heh'eo cloud
Looms eF lhe solemn deep.
,,
p 10 guard the holy strand,
but Noultrie hoIdS n leash her dogd OF war
ABOVE the level Saf,u'
ana do"h me dunes thousand guns lie
Unseen beside the Hood -
LlK9 tigers IN some orient jungle crouched'
lhas wait and WatcA Tor olood.
trade
walk grave ana thourh'tNl men,
nose hands may one DAY w1c!a the patrol
DlSae
AS ngAdy as the pen
am
over bleeding mound,
seem each one TO nave caught we strength OF
MN
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-12
ADDENDA, NOT By II r,

ADDENDA, NOT By r
They come. tho hellish foe with vile intent,
With iron clads by the score,
And thousands on rapine and murd2r bent
Invest it by sea and shorel
On Sumters walls they vent their rage anl
spleen,
With strong and we'll directed fire;
But suon, shrouded in lurid smoke and flame,
Whipped, and sinking, they retire
Hail, Charleston City of historic fame
Thrice glorious thy laures be,
Thy foes be driven back to whence they came
Their ships to moulder in the sea-
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-12

gg" We take the following items
from the Charleston Courier Of the
8th inst.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-12

The STAY LAws-Yhe Mobile Tri
buno in speaking of the bad effects of
stay laws, remarks thus
1t is very truly sad that these stay
laws have demoraIi2jng effect. First
Of all, they impair the sacredness OF n
debt obligation, which is the source Of
credit and high toned principle. They
stimulate spcculation---for they allow
money to remain in the hands of those
whom it does not righttully belong to,
and thus they are tempted to make
ventures with rcCklessness which
would not obtain If what they have a
control Of were their own. Ono can
see now how little principle there is
among certain men who have hitherto
stood IN good credit With an album.
dance at their command. they treat
creditors with contempt, as though, in
the absence Of law, there were no NOR
al obligation on debtor. A contiuu-
ancc OF this-and it IS tolerated to an
amazing degree-wiiI leave ts traces
lOrg fixed on our communities 1t will
ob!jterate that cIoariy aiked line be-
tween honesty and dishonesty; and
the effect will be extremely pernicious
on those young men now growing up,
and taking tho form which will last
them through life.
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w INCHESTER, TENN, APRIL l2, 1863,

truce boat New York while the latter
is having her boilers repaired in Phila.
dolphia
Something Of scene took place as
the prisoners were being marched on
board the boat, in consequence of
party Of rebel sympaJhizers, mostly
females, making so demonstrative u
display Of their affection for the priso.
ners as to cause the guards to require
them TO vacate the wharf The fomaIes
seemed inclined to hold their ground,
waving their handkerchiefs and kiss.
ing their hands to the prisoners, who
replied by noisy cheers and, shouts.
The Union soldiers were greatly excl.
ted by this impudcnt demonstration,
and expressed their indignation by
grOauS and warm expressions OF feel.
ing In view of the iuhuman treat.
ment of Union prisoners at Richmond,
nothing restrained them from pitching
into both Butternuts and sympathizers
but the fact that the first wero priso-
ners in their hands and the latter were
women;
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-10-10

m1-The 2lst and End Army Corps, res.
pectively commanded by Major Generals
McCook and Crittenden, have been consol-
idated into one, by order of the War De-
partment, to be called the 4th, and Major
General Gordon Granger appointed to be
its commander. A Court of Inquiry is or
dered to investigate the conduct of Gener-
ais McCook and Crittenden in the late
battles, in which Granger is said to have
efficiently commanded the reserYess