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For all Of which 1t II a speedy and certain remedy
and never falls. Thf1 Inlmcnt IL prepared from the
rec3}e Of Dr.. Stephen Sweet, OF Connecticut. the
famous bone setter and has been Used In bis practice
for more than twenty years with the most astonishing
Is AS ALLEvIATOR OF PAIN. 1t Is unrlyal1ed
By any prcra. alton before tile public. Of which the
most skcrtIcal may be convinced by single trial,
This L1himent Will cure raridty and radically. Nher
matte Disorders OF every kind, and ii thousands OF
whe1e has been used has never been known
F0i: NEURALGIA. It VIII saord Immediate relief
In eve.y case. however distressing.
1t vii relieve tho worst cases Of HEADACHE IN
TOOTHACItE also Will II cure instantly.
FOR NERVOUS pEp1!I AND GENERAL Las
EITEDE. arising from imp!udence or excess. this
14uiment ia most harsy and unfating remedy. Act.
ing Getty upon the nervous tissues It strengthens
and revisics the egste and restorcs1t to elasticity
FOR PiLEs.-Asa an external remedy, We CHIN that
produce an equal Every Victim Of thts distressing
afford immediate relief and In majority Of vii
etsli WiSsT : RNb sURE THROAT are sometimes cx-
tcHely malignant and dangerous, bnta timely appl-
cation OF this LInimcnt Will aerer fail to cure.
GPIlAIES are sometimes obstinate. and enlarge
cnt of the Joints liable To- occnr II neglected The
nosst csss may be- conquered By this Ltnment In two
': nRtisEs,, 1T e, CUTS, wotEDs. SORES, ULCERS,
I'll healing properties Of DR; SWEETS IsrALI!nlz
CIiILBLA1Ss. FROSTED FEET, AND INSECT
BITES AND STlSG9,
, 1863-03-24

The Latest Improvement IN Htl1s1nE MAch3nes.
Tie Silver Medal Of the Eew York Agrlcultura! So
held at Rochester. October ], 1Sf2.
1st. It'll scll-ad}usng machine. wllngin. haudker.
cseis Or hcd1ut1ts without nny change machine
Tls is obtained by tic of solid rubber springs.
which superior TO any metal srrngs which nre A
lie to rust md loose their elasticity.
3D. The frame ofthe Wf1nEeT Is made Of wood. thus
avoiding tie danger OF injury 70 the clothes from iron
to which they arc exposed IN the iron machncs.
however well they may he galvanized.
g. The IndiA-1ubbrf Of which the rolls are made, Is
TIILCANlZED. that they do not soften by the use
OF hot water.
4,i The mode Christening the wringcr to the tub is
mort efficient adopting Itself to tubs Of a kiads and
without damage to them. The same fastening can be
use 10 nppiy extra pressure to the rolls II required
5th 1t saves one third OF The time usually spent In
1ngpE clothes. 1t tsavcsthe cathes from being torn
hs tic ordinary process Of Wting1nE,
9th. 1t Is adapted 10 hotel use ns well as OF private
families.
In oierlng the New World Wrirgcr to the public.
efficient and durable machine yet offered. 1iead tie
following testimonial:
AfETRoPo1ITAS HOTEL, Nov. l, 1872.
"MrssEs. HAIsEs 4 rFLLGcntlcTen: We haye
used tie New World Clothes WrfngeF In our estab-
HsMent and find It the I. ost cfGcient fl1:lc and
durable Of the various mactines that we have used
ami chcclfully recommend 1t the PERFECTION Of
Nringcrs. Yours &c- :, LELAND 4 Co."
JAMES z. E1CE, General Agent
P.O Box 3s27. mhlibll9lw
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. Duponco's Golden Pills

Ut. uuponco GolQen Fills
FOR FEMALES.
Ir!sl!b1e IN correcting regulating and removing I'll
obstfuct;ors Of tic monthly pcriods" from "'whxt-
rver capee hnd always successful preventative.
xrd thc ony sure mud rtltnbic medicine eycr known
IpT III diseases peculiar to females whether mar
Married Ladics viii be RarttcnlaT in cheering A!
tclc Sd Of the directions. The ingredients Of the Pills
are made known to every agent and they VII inform
sou tie pills arc perfectly harmless aad VII do al
ClAmed for them.
Price, e1.oo per Box.
Eolt IN th,csco BY General Wholesale Agents.
LORD SMITH Etrcct
Il: kIOy1L, Is r. -dolph street
2. HARRIS s. South Water q street
FULLER 4 FINCH, =; and 26 Market rt1cct.
= HDEMHFlD - North Clark street.
YALE BROTHERS, ~ Randolph street.
I. z Il: n. HOOKER Sc West Randolph street.
A.IrAICNEk. 1913 West Lake street.
d. 1f-tsUAk. corner Of Clark and Adams street.
Vts: - Fl e. r sending Er1HER Of the @abore agents
;9 1r tsIquga NJ CM1cAuo Post ONCE" have the
nnf ~ o hy 1s1i to any part Of the
B[LLAoES: r. xery particular Bay nothing
called Dnponcoh Golden rlla hereafter. unless yod
md the Signature q 8. D. Howe On eAch boz. which
nas recently besn 4ddsa aecount Of lie s ha
oeeo oNopaA1At1 1AAGo. sCGus0a6n
, 1863-03-24

properties OF the medicine direct themselves to
the organs Of secretion, and by altering the
idt!on Of the stomach and liver that the st1rchy
principle Of the food is not converted into sugar SO
long as the eystcm is under the influence Of the
, 1863-03-24

DRIAiE MALT BARLEY,
$3.50 to $1.80 per bushe1 81 lbh
BE Malt One Dollar. s. 1bs. ,,o,
.: Bog lsn. tsp116l1yl . Bos5d Of I1.oe Building
i. c. DEAN,
d II N T. I g 7,
0a2;.bssss4tln Chicago IL.
, 1863-03-24

II was announced some days ago that Gov
ernor Ramscy was not going to resign. Tie
has. however, taken his seat in til: United
States SciiatG, without the forn1ulity If rcsig-
nation, and by so doing las probably vacated
the Office Of Governor. II so, Hon. Henry a.
Of Mimi esotl- On this subject, however,
there is some difference Of opinion, the At.
toruey Generll Of the State and others hold
ing that the o1licc Of Governor is not vacated,
though;the Revised Statutes, chapter |, Sec
ton Il, says expressly, u No member Of Con
gross OF person holding my office unlrr the
United States, shall execute the Office Of
Gofctnor,n
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Should have this rcmey At hand for ix timely at
vent ote formidable Diseases to which al! horses are
11nhe. and which render 50 many otherwise valuable
horses nearly worthless.
Ovtr fcnr hundred voluntary testimonials to tho
wonderful cnr%:ive pre7ert;rs Of this Llnuent have
bc, received within the last year, and many Of
thecl from persons In the highest ranks Of LIFE.
CAUTION
To avoid 1mrosIton. observe the Signature aad Like
ueak Of Dr. Stephen Sweet on every label, a1d ALSO
"Ste7hen Sweets Iufailfb1e LlnGnent" blown N the
glass Of each BOTTLE without which none arc genuine
RICHARDSON 4 CO..
Sole Psoprietors. Norwich. Ct
For sale By LORD l. SMITH, General Western
Agents, q Lake street. Chicsgo. and by dea!es1
, 1863-03-24
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.

These Dangerous aud Troublesome
Diseases, which hare thus f.-.--.
sisted the best Directed Treat
1cnt. can be completely con-
&rollcd by tho Remedy
now before uA:
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Which in the unmarried female IL constant re-
curing disease, and through neglect the seeds o1
and as month after month passes without IN effort
being made to assist nature, tho suppression be-
comes chronic, the patient gradually loses her ap
come On, and consumption 1nany ends her career
, 1863-03-24

The failnre Of the Senate to confirm the
nomination Of Governor Sib1ey, rs Brigadier
General, Is the occasion Of disappointment
and regret TO the people Of Minnesota. This
throws Governor Siblcy back into private life,
his office as Colonel Of the 9Th regiment hay-
ing been filled land, indeed, this was not con-
tirined by the Senate, il the nomination was
made at I'LL. I believe thai he WAS Colonel OF
the State militia By the appointment Of the
Governor, until nominated as Brg:dier Gen
c,al by the President. Governor Siblcy's In
dian campaign, last summer, whatever may
be tl1ougl gllt Of the slowness of bis move
mellts, and tie fact that lie had little or no
military experience, WAS crowned with the
prestige Of success, and the feeling Is general
that lis nomination should lAyc been
promptly confirmed.
, 1863-03-24

DASTnLr, Pa. Ju1e3 Be1-
De. TN. Il, GK1ao-Dear Sir: In February, 66t;
wns atict ed with the sugar dabetes, and for i've
months passed mora thap two gallons Of ~ster 10
ten cr twclrs tines during the nlsht. 4ad II ave
months iost a9ons ftt{ Ponnds IN weght During
Corf,itutoin Water and n two days af1er u-ng
s aSd stet aSng t"o % 9os
health- Yours truly. -
, 1863-03-24

Diseases occurring from one and the same CAUSE
will be entirely cured by the Constitution Water,
If taken for anylength of time: The dose should
Tary with the severity of the disease, from twenty
During the passage OF the Calculus, the pain and
urgent symptoms. should be comhattea with the
proper remedies, then followed up With the Con.
stitution Water. as above directed.
, 1863-03-24

This disease depends upon an Inflammation Of
mucous lining Of tbs vagina and womb. 1t IS in
all cases accompanied By severe pain In the back,
across tho bowels and through the hips. tea-
spoonful OF the medicine may be taken three times
day, with m injection Of 3 tsa-spoonful OF the
medicine, mixed with a half pint Of soft VISITOR,
morning and evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-07

LEICESTER ACADEMY. - Having had the
pleasure on Friday last of attending at Lei
cester the closing examination and exhibition
of the scholars at this ancient institution, with
a. large number of the parents and other
friends from that and other towns, we think it
due both to the teachers and students, that
some public notice should be taken of the very
creditable performances of the day.
The different school rooms were well filed
through the forenoon, by an interested au-
dience, who must have been gratifed with the
evidence given, in the examination of the va"
rious classes, of the thorough training and
faithful instruction in all the studies there
pursued.
Prompt and ready answers were given in
every department, and the quiet, attentive and
orderly appearance of the schoo' generally,
wasNevidently the result of good discipline on
the part Of the teachers, and respect for their
authority on the part of the pupils. In the
afternoon the exercises in the hall of the
academy were listened to for two hours by a
crowded and attentive audience. Without
making comparisons. we will say that the dec
lamationS and compositions of both sexes,
were very creditable to the young ladies and
gentlemen of the academy, and the military
drilling of the male portion Of the students
under the command of Captain Knowlton, on
the common, including manual exercise,
marching, firing, and company and skirnish
drilling, showed an advanced state of military
education, which we were not prepared to
witness wit IN any of our literary institutions.
Inc exercises of the afternoon closed by the
presentation on the common of beautiful
standard, from the ladies of Leicester to the
Leicester Cadets.
The venerable Rev. DR.. Nelson addressed
the cadets in an appropriate speech, full OF
patriotic sentiment, which was eloouently re.
sponded to by Capt. Knowlton in behalf of his
company.
1t is pleasant to find this academy still
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thriving and popular, after eighty years of al
most constant usefulness, and the recent ex-
pertinent OF introducing military tactics, has,
we understand, been quite successful. 1t
proves to be not only heathful and pleasant
exercise but is in these days a very necessary
ana almost indispensable part Of the educa-
tion OF our young men, and has been not only
popular IN the community, but has served, we
understand here, to improve the health and
manners of the scholars, and aid much in the
government and discipline of the school. The
success of the experiment here will no doubt
be an lnducement to other schools and semi
nanes to carry out the views of our last leg
lslature upon the subject of general intro
duction of this feature in the schools of our
commonwealth.
The opportunity offered by Leicester Acad-
envy for thorough instruction to both sexes in
the various branches of education in a safe
and pIeatant location, seems to be appreciated
at this time by tine community, and the in
crease of scholars is provided for by II cores
ponding number of teachers for the next term.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-07

Ivr,..
ne1l} " me anu All lis woes,
sighed to know if ! might iud
From sori ow e'er. sure retreat:
Ai,-l while unused heard the call
III heaven ine'e'S roo'h ehohgn iof all
l pierced the azure vault above,
Until saw The gates of light.
4'i ia, pGie'inS Ger tne 9a ~ el
"a, "a 'oFt'y ""Sel c'otleu Ill Willte
was chanting M" tile DIeath OF movers
mere room lof All III hdehs bowers
Those aves of hIne that s,,o,,,, brov,
Tic same hrnvn iocte io ,ril oro
AIh9u5h he now ma golden wings
Couid mistake my brother dear!
i How row ms SeTaph notes were given
lhereS room enough tor all IN Heaven"
s.Tbv mission ,o+ is uprorforr,od
ueI1 fhon 70 disunito ' kon 20 d go
And DER each pilgrim brother wave
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IN TINE DAILY sPY;-one square" (three fourths
~ neh) hrst insertion, ell each subsequent insertion
svVeats' one week, s2i two weeks, 81 IS; month
~ three months, ST. one year, So For half square
pge VIII DC three fourths of the price square.
",'e advertisements and Special Notices. extra price
seaue1t sLlx FIRST Insertion 81 per square each sub
Sane s,sht Advertisements must be paid IN cd
make quarterly payments '''9' "'i' Wy i'Fu'ie' ~
IufIors4 20 Wadaons AdDertssmeats No report resc
assoeian, p1NsuilRs OF any corporation society," or
tenton ~ anu ny eemmnncaton desened ia cail al
can 10 ~ sy matter OF limited Individual Interest
'I ~ lnseIted' unless paid for as an Aivertsemenf
- The Publishers will not hold Themselves ross,
pic iof any errors that may occur heyonl tha
charged for the Advertisement ''V"' "'' amount
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-07

Missouri ORDINANCE OF EMANCIPATIoN.-
We have referred to the ordinance OF the Mis-
souri, state convention abolishing slavery. The
following is the official copy of it:
"Sect. l. The first and second clauses of
the twenty-sixth section of the third article of
the constitution are hereby abrogated.
Sect 2. That slavery or involuntary SER
vitudc, except in punishment Of crime, shall
cease to exist in Missouri on the 4th of July,
1870 and all slaves within the state on that
day are hereby declared free: Provided, how
ever, that all persons emanclpated by this or
dinance shall remain under the control and be
subject to their late owners, or their legal rep
resentatiyes, as servants during the following
period. to wit: Those over forty years of
age, for and during their lives those under
twelve, until they arrive at the age of twenty
three: and those of all other ages, until the
4th of July, 1876. The persons, or their le-
gal representatives, who, up to the moment
of emancipation, were owners of slaves here
by freed, shall, during the period for which
the services of such freedmen are reserved to
them. have the same authority and control
over the said freedmen for the purpose of re-
ceiying the possessions and services of the
same that are now held by the master in re-
snect of his slaves: Provided, however, that
after the SAID 4th Of July, 1870, no person SO
held to service shall be sold to non residents
or removed from the state by authority of his
late owner or his legal representative.
'Sect. 3. All slaves hereafter brought into
the state and not now belonging to citizens Of
the state shall thereupon be free.
s'Sect. 4. All slaves removed by consent o.
their owners to any seeded state after the
passage by such state of an act or ordinance
of secession, and thereafter brought into the
state by their owners, shall thereupon be free
"Sect. 3. The general assembly shall have
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TUESDAY MORNING, JULY Z, 1868.

no power to pass laws to emancipate slaves
without the consent of their owners.
"Sect. 6. After the passage of this ordi-
nance no slave in this state shall be subject to
state, county, or municipal taxes"
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y10R sALh AT A BARGAIN

F47VN t1FtiII n 7 II d n nv III y =
< REAL ESTATE AND BAKING BUSINESS
The Real Estate the Of Southbrldge and Salem
streets consisting Of large two story Dwelling H0ne,
convenient for two families, and large lot Of
land. Connected with the above Is large Bakery.
InOw doing good busness) stable &c. The Real Is
tate with Baking business or the business separate
will be sold ut a bargain, and the Bakery let The
teams tools &C, in good condition; sell on account of
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber,
my26 DIFF J. MURDOCH.
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BUSH co. Druggists,
d&wtf 81 Front street, Worcester.
MALuABLE LOTS ZOE SALE.

NALU ABLE LOTS FOR SALE.
The COT on lincoln street, opposite the mansions
of p. H. Noon and " G. Thompson, Esqrs suitable for
the erection OF Htctins Shops Boot Manuactory or
BiJfk nj HlHsSS will be sold low The Lot fronts on
Lincoln Ia feet and is $50 feet d0ep bounded west
hy ull Brook. and is the line of the Railroad.
Three Lots Front street. suitable for Stores, adion-
ins tho If George essions the corner Of
Front and rimbUll streets; also tue lot next south
Trumbuil street, now occupied as wood gard.
FRA NCIS II. DEW EY,
ulch28 dtf 2lS Main rtreet.
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! DEsIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR

M.,iH saba COTTAGE HOUSE, with good sta
a4.k<be attached and one acre of iand The place IS
situate at SUM, side. the Agricultural Ground.
The place has the best well Of water In the city being
place everything nice and abundant. The money can,
ior the most part remain mortgage. Make applica-
ton to Mrs. CDNGDUN, sudbury street, or Of DARI
us PUTNAM, 40 Min street. dim iel2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-07

Es,is hicy five acres well divided into Moving, Pas
aa.A turing and 1illsge. well watefed, with young
orchard of Choice plc Frees just coming into bearing
Good house, Ban atI out Buildings, and two wells Of
good water The above Farm is in good state OF cult
Yaon and VIII be sold with the fields well planted with
Corr tota.9e oats, &c. &c, AID possession given inn
medatelP, il desired.
Sail Farm is well situated In a good ncighbDrhood,
only two miles E0m the Railroad Depot, in Of the
best farming towns this county, about ioureen miles
from worcester rge portion OF the purchase money
Can remain on mortgage, II desired.
For particulars, enquire of
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furniture, &G.

Enrl1lIufe, az.
r, E M o V A L !
iouse BLOCK, No. 1873 Main street, (ormeriy occupied
a iiutell would respectfully say to his friends and
Rooas with the entrance formerly used for the Hotel
where will be found large and wei selected sto OF
,4'UfG III II ii.
SHADES and UPIHDLsFEHY GOODS,
and would solicit continuance of the trace literally
bestowed on the late firm Of rabe 3 Chola,
The increased facilities have viii enable me 70 keep
offered. JOHN u. CHOLLAH,
moh4 diff Successor to faber IL Chollar.
fgvHE BEST SELF-SEALING CAN
l.. IN USE. b. LAMSON d co. have Just received
: lot Of j. d. WLLoUGHBrs Patent Seu7Sealihg
PRESERVE CANS,
lne best IN use Those wishing preserve Fruit Of any
snd, viii do well TO call ami examine them before pur
chasing elsewhere We have also rGceivoo and shall
Keep constantly hand T. & Boots Adperor quality
PEARL WHITE 50 Sc ANHTE WARE,
Every piece warranted not 70 eragko which we offer at
prices that cannot fail 10 suit purchasers We also keep
constantly on hand large stock of
HOUSE FURNISHING ss<sibssa.
5oth New anu sccondns tlr'nafe o. every variety
Feather Beds and Bedding Also, large lot of Parof
'"'''''''"S ''0'V'' 'Ni T. Vi s. LAssoR Co,
~ e. b. LAWSON Will give his personal attention to
me sale ofreal estate or personal property in city
DUTNAM BROTHERS-AUcT AND
a CoMMIssroN Rooms. (at the Old standJ No. l43
Main street where they stil continue to carry Oh the
business in all its branches.
of KEW RGi 29q
cry, Glass, Brittania, Wooden Ware, Table Cutlery,
EVENING AUCTIONS.
Sales of Dry and Fancy Goods Watches, Jewelry,
Books, NC. Consignments sol cited flr these sales;
safes where Auctoneer is needed hoping TO receive
agenerous share of patronage diff m6
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FOR SALE-The House situated No Z
cherry street. formerly occupied by VIM r. Wood.
1t IS well arranged for two families with hard and
water variety ofirut &C. aud is good opportunity
for an Investment Inquire of
anil diff JAMES II, PIERCE
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fE1 FOX SALE-A pleasant and de
M srablc place of residence. consisting of acres of
N3s4aH Land under high state cultivation good
and convenientIy arranged House and Barn. fine as
sortment of Dung ana thrifty Fruit and Ornamental
Tr es, aseiully arranged, situated IN South Worcester,
on Nohhbrdgs and Cambridge streets. For further par
ucuars apply on the premises, or to
ID. G. ALDRICH,
mvl2 tf On tba nnaron IN min E,r,,,
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III OUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET
A The subscriber being about to leave the city offers
to sell his estate No % Portland street. consisting of
house with 20 rooms, with soft, hard and filtered water
tas with varietyo ear Plum and Cherry frees
Also good Barn. $. q. m ED
Worcester, March 6, 1863 m0hl3 Diff
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for Sale.

FOR SALE-A CoirAGE HOUSE. No.
81 laurel street, containing twelve rooms suitable
for one or Two families, wash house, with set conner
kettle wooGhouse, and shop, falling well OF Good
soft water all, on $500 feet of land we'll stocked Win
bearing Fruit Trees Currant Bushes Grape Vines Nj
jel7 dams
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kOk SALE--Three good Job Teams,
with good run Of enstem They VIII be sofa slngly
or az together For particulars inquire at l63 Main st
or lsV Pleasant street 2. O. address $. w r, Wor-
Ne7leit d''aa diff mis-
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EOR SALE--A valuable young HORSE,
- from Vermont, good size sound and kind. Inquire
immediately at II. BUTTONS store, NO. II Main
Eag4