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Missing, 26
Fourteenth Regiment.
WOUNDED, co. A.
Leander d Thompson, Pownal slightly
James Grace, Bennington
Henry W Downs, Pownal,
MISSING.
Martin V B Armstrong, Bennington
Benz J Moulton, Pownal
KILLED, co. b.
Henry II Vaugn, Dandy
Geo S Baker, Dandy
WOUNDED.
Silas A Thompson, Dandy slightly
Richard c Archer, Wallingford thigh
VIM Carnes, Middletown, arm
Wallace V Guilder, Pawlet slightly
Geo Ladd, Waliingford
VIM II Munson ,Wallingford slightly
Geo w kinsman, Shrewsbury "
VIM Stimpton,
Edward b Gee, Clarendon
John { Thomas, Tinmouth
KILLED, co. c.
John Vaughn, Manchester
Thos Burnes, Dorset
WOUNDED.
Dwight Sykes, Dorset finger
Merritt \ Sheldon, Dorset leg
Thos Sheridon, Dorset arm
Edward Stone, Sunderland slightly
Chas II Edgerton, Dorset /"
MISSING.
John II Leonard, Winhall wounded and
missing
Seth c Warner, Arlington
Chas Dean, Winhall
KILLED, co. d.
Garrett L Roseboom, Benson
Dyer Rogers, Orwell
WOUNDED.
VIM ID Walker, Orwell mortally
Joseph f Monarty, Bridport slightly
bartholomew Monarty. Shorefiam
u llOWe, DTlUDOlL
Eugene S Lee, West Haven slightly
MISSING.
Tipman S Hunt
Patrick Carney, Shoreham
James H Goodrich, Benson
KILLED, co. E.
Westley I Sturtevant, Weybridge
John Brunei, Middlebury
Thos Dutton, Middlebury
Edward H Fisk, Weybridge
WOUNDED.
David J Brown, Orwell slightly
Pliny F While, Whiting slightly
Joel D Boardman, Salisbury slightly
Hiram R Perry, Hancock slightly
W H Almstead, Middlebdry, slightly
Nathan ? Sherman, Weybridge i"
KILLED, co. f.
Geo Merling, Poultney
WOUNDED.
julius H Bosworth, 1st 1t Fairhaven
severely
Saml b Rlce, West Haven slightly
Frank W Smith, Castleton slightly
Aaron Jones,
Leander Wood
Andrew Marnes, Fairhaven
MISSING.
Delas NJ Ware, Fairhaven
James d Perkins, Hubbardton
Patrick Humphrey, Fairhaven,
KILLED, co. G.
Chas Mead, Hinesburg
VIM Gillen
Charles W Ross, Starksboro
Taffill Bissonet, Hinesburg mortally
Henry w Frazer, L" foot
Michael Farling, severely
Michael Calihan. Bristol slightly
Keiron Melainiff Monkton
Henry H Spooner
Joseph Lavigue, Hinesburg
Edward W Baldwin, Hinesbure
Luther n Kent, Lincoln
Henry Stenior
MISSING.
Chas D Deleny, Starksboro
WOUNDED, co. H.
VIM o Doubleday, Sherburne
Albert Noyes, Pittsfeld
Carlos E Snow, Rutland severely
Stlllman c White slightly
Albert Bassett, Pittsfeld arm
Lester l. Baird, thigh
Peter Cheizon, Rutland arm
Gilbert Hanley, Ira
Lauriston E Manley, Shelburn
MISSING.
Phineus r Rice, Mendon
KILLED, co. 1.
Myron A Clark, Addison
James w Daliston, Charlotte
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Justice OF the Peace.
Dated 81
day of ,1S6

NHE This is only intended 10 apply where the
msinhsrs of the family claiming exemption reside in the
family. II any Of the members reside elsewhere
sad have gone into the military service of the United
States, exemption On thsf ground can be claimed
NurE 2-This certificate must be signed by Of the
parents if there be sny- not by respectable per
hesds of fsniits resident in the county,
district with the person fo whom eSelnponis claimed
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Julius 6 Fassell, Rochester "
Warren + Bennett, Royalton =.
VIM ID Conant,
VIM H Gee, Bethel
Amos Leovett Jr, Royalton
Chauncy l. Angel, Stockbridge slightly
Albert G Barnes, Bethel
MISSING.
Lyman J Emery, Bethel
John A Fowler, Royalton
John Golthwait
Ransom S Hibbard, Bethel
Willard Wa.do, Royalton
WOUNDED, CO. E.
Walter W Ranney, Westminster severe
Jason Mann, Guilford severely
ID Bissell Stedman, Brattleboro
John VI Joy, Brattleboro
Geo A Jacobs, Guilford mortally
Hollis B Cobb, Putney slightly
KILLED, co. c.
Moses p I.ldwin, Plymouth
Sylvanus :. Winship, Weston
Joseph Ashly, Cayend;sh
Joel X Spauiding, Andover
WOUNDED.
Hazen Fletcher. Ludlow severely
Henry Fl Carlisle Cavendish severely
Aired L Moore. Plymouth
Mar, uis J Bixby, Ludlow
Nolney \ Earle. Plymouth
Zenal { Lamb, Ludlow slightly
Abram Rowell, Andover
John W Pierce. Plymouth
Lorenzo ID Miner,
Danl Johnson, Ludlow
Geo { Kingston, C.vendish slightly
James q ohnson, Plymouth
KILLED, GO. d.
Joseph VI Martin, Jamaica
Martin J Cook, Windham
Henry Z Spring, Grafton mortally
John Dyer, Townsend severely
Lafayette Cook. Wing ham severely
Andrew F Wilder, Jamaica slightly
Alden W Parks, Grafton
Parker A Chapman,
Royal NJ Flint, Townsend
Lyman p Daley,
Pardon ID Holhrook. Townsend
James c Buffers. Grafton
Adelbert J Stearns, Townsend /"
VIM ] Howe, Jamaica
KILLED, co. E.
X H Tarbell, Chester
VIM NJ Tyrreil, Chester
Henry c White, Weathersfeld severel,
VIM H Rodgers, Springfield
Wesley w Walker, Weathersfeld
Austin J Brownson,
Bartlett E White, Springfield, slightly
Henry w White
Grin Rice I'd, Springfield {"
Albin l. Thompson, Chester &"
MISSING.
VIM S Swift, Weathersfeld
Chas j Tarbell, Chester
Putnam Thompson,
WOUNDED, co. +.
Cyren B Lawton . 1t, Wilmington Sc
verely
Alfred S Busbee, Wilmington severely
Chas c Bemis, Wilmington
Emerson H Thurber, Halifax Z"
Frederick n (Narsh) Morse, Whiting.
ham severely
David J Ba!lou, Wilmington, slightly
Alfred Reed, Whittingham
Dana z Chandler, Wilmington
Chas A Barker, Whitingham
Amos w Pike,
Thos Miner, Halifax
VIM ID Barrett, Halifax slightly
MISSING.
Ephraim Haskell, Wilmington
John L Cooper, Dover
WOUNDED, Co. G.
Benz c Dutton 1st 1t, Hartford severel,
Henry E King, Promfret slightly
Chas 5 Gardner, Hartford slightly
Jonn y heltn, barnard
KILLED, Co. II.
Edmond P Davis, Reading
Chas Z Stevens, Royalton
WOUNDED.
Francis A Z Packard, Hartford severely
Andrew J Ellis, Bridgewater mortally
John Carlisle, Hartford severely
James Monday, Marlboro L"
1hos H Benjamin, Hartland slightly
MISSING.
John Hall, Hartford
Levi H Blanchard, Stockbridge
KILLED, co. 1.
James F Cook, Newfane
Willard NJ Pierce, Putney
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res

We, the subscribers, and res
idents of county, state of
hereby certify that is father Of
motherless children under IL years Of age,
and dependent on his labor for support.
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i, of county, state Of
having been enrolled under the pro
visions of al act of Congress for enrolling
and calling out the national forces" &c, ap-
proved March 3, 1868, as liable 10 perform
military duty in the service of the United
States, hereby certify that au not legally
subject to such liability, and for the following
reason:
That an years of age.
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THE CONSUMPTION.

HEADQUARTERS or BOARD OF ENROLMENT,
Second Congressional district,
Woodstock, July II, 1868.
The following forms are published for
the information Of all interested. Persons
expecting to avail themselves of the provi-
slons OF the exemptions will follow the forms
with exactness and comply with the directions
contained in the notes at the bottom of each ::
FORM %.
Certificate of Exemption for the Son of a
Widow or of aged and infirm Parent or
Parents.
|, the subscriber, resident of
county, state of hereby notify
that |, being liable to military duty under the
act of Congress for enrolling and calling
and calling out the national forces" &c, an
proved March 3, 1868, am the only son of
"a widow, (or of an aged ma
rent,) dependent on my labor for support.
We, the subscribers, do hereby certify that
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was in flames in all parts. Three or four
persons were horribly bruised by the falling
walls, out the names we could not ascertain.
There is now scarcely one brick left upon an
other Of the orphan asylum.
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Justice Of the Peace.
Dated this

NorE-The -st certificate must be signed 10y the per
claiming exemption aEd the second by respecta
he persons heads Of fa resident in the sGIne town.
county, district with the person for whom exemption l.
claimed
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Form 80.

of exemption on account of
unsuitab bIeness of age.
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Jude Newcity, Enosburg
John Tague, Bakersfield
VIM Warren
Henry 4 Heath, Richford
WOUNDED, Co.H
James L Martin, South Hero severely
Andrew E Osgood, Cabot severely
VIM Ronk, RogueJ Montpelier severely
Nelson Catarct, North Hero slightly
Ezra Keyes, Berkshire
Marcus Ainsworth, Cabot
Freeman Wilson, Cabot,
Aura Lyford, Woodbury.,
MISSING.
John Trowvill, South Hero
Lyman Hinkssn. Cabot
John B Kusic, Stowe
Ieander Kirby, Waterbury
Joseph Merritt, Morristown
Patrick Lane, North Hero
Napoleon B Lamondu, Cambridge
Perry Lake
Stephen o Parkhurst, North Hero
WOUNDED, co. I-PARTIAL.
Benz N Wright, Montpelier dangerously
Calvin E Seaver, Waterbury severely
Martin E French,
Francis Jungraw, Montpelier
Chas H Howard, Barre
Winslow L Blanchard, Berlin slightly
MISSING.
John b Lansdon, Jr, Montpelier
KILLED, co. h.
VIM Church, Highgate
WOUNDED.
John Ellicott, Highgate severely
Eli H Richardson, Swanton
James Halleway, Highgate slightly
Oliver Parizo, Swanton slightly
Clark H Butterfeld, Swanton "
MISSING.
Hiram S Smith, Highgate
Silas Mosiu, Sheldon
Killed, s
WonnJo6 60
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WOCNDEn.

VIM H Hamilton I'd 1t, Fairhaven Sc
,erely
Lyman Dickinson, New Haven
Christopher Yattan, Bristol
Sidney Southwark, Ferrisburg
Urian d Jacobs, Starksboro
Guy n Wright, Granville
Antonio Dachne, Addison
Edward Tutro, Bristol
Henry B Allen, Ferrisburg
MISSING.
Frank Pasno, Addison
VIM H Merrill, &"
KILLED, co. X
Elisha F SWEET, Dandy
WOUNDED.
Thos Barry, Stamford severely
Loyal Allen, Wallins ford slightly
John Beaumont, SALISBURY '
Luke B Gray, Dorset
Henry Schruder, Sandgate
James Tiff, Dorset
Isaac D Titus, severely
MISSING.
Stephen Carey, Pownal
Alexander Wheeler, Dorset
John Bowen,
Seth Gar, Wells
Michael Ryan, Sandgate
Killed, Il
Wounded, IS
Missing, %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-29

SOMETHING LIKE A WHALE.-CApt. Charles
Nichols, of the ship Sea Gull, of this port, re-
ports that on the 26tb of last August, in lat.
1856 s., lon. 1920 W., he encountered a
sperm whale which he imagined would yield
about forty barrels of OIL The. boatsteerer
of the first mates boat struck him with an
iron, when the whale turned and attacked the
boat with his mouth, broke it up, precipitating
the SIX men which it contained into the water.
The second boat harpooned him and shared
the same fate: and a third boat shared the
tate OF its predecessors. Eighteen men were
thus precipitated into the water, and a
fourth boat was lowered Tor their rescue
and picked them up. The fourth boat also
launched its harpoon, and was in turn attacked
by the whale, and although not destroyed en-
tirely, was very much injured. The Sea
Gull was run down close to the boat disasters,
but the whale directed his entire attention to
the boats, never recognizing the presence of
the ship. Two boats were then got out for
the rescue of the men, who were safely picked
up. Chase was then given to the whale, who
during this encounter had never sunk Night
fell in before they could overtake him, and the
pursuit was given up, although he was consid-
cred to be in dying state from the wounds
He had in his body seven irons, and attached
seven hundred fathoms of line. Capt. Mich
OILS reports that during an experience of TWEEN
ty-six years he has never seen so dangerous a
whale. Considering its small size, the fight
it showed was most unusual.-Nel0 Bedford
STANDARD.
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pie LOT any errors that may occur beyon- the anoun
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A. P. WARE G co.

1874, 1863 and ITO Main St. Worcester
IsEG LEAVE To NOTIFY THEBTs
CUSTOMERS AND TIE PUEBLO GEN.
EHALLY, THAT THEY HAVE NOW
IN STORE, AND IN PROCESS OF MAN
UEACTURE, a STOCK OF GREAT Ex-
TENT AND VARIETY, EMBRACING
A MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF
Seasonable Garments,
ADAP FED TO TEE VARIOUS WANTS
OF ALL GLASSES OF CUSTOMERS.
AzUCH CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN To
PlsOD UCE q AzeMENTS UNsCRIMPEB
IN PROPORTIONS, TASTEFUL IN
STYLE, AND OF PROPER WORK.
AEANsnLP: AND WE EsEsFECTFULLY
INVITE THE EXAMINATION OF ALE
IN WANT OF READY-MADE CLOTH
ING. PURCHASERS OF
Spring Overcoats
CAN HARDLY FAIL OF A sATIsFAC-
TORY SELECTION FROM OUR AS
sO&TAEENT.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
OUR LARGE STOCK, AND ExTEN-
SlVE VARIETY OF
Cloths, Cassi1neres and Vestinss,
ADAPTED TO ALL DESCRIPTIONS
OF GARMENTS, FOR ALL CONDI-
TIONS AND AGES OF MASCULINE
HUMANITY, WHICH WILL BE SOLD
by TIE PIECE OR YARD, At THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, OR
MADE UP INTO GARMENTS 'TO D az
DEE, FOB EITHE8 MEN OE BOYs,
IN THE BEST STYLE AND AEAHNER,
AND SATISFACTION IN ALL CASES
WARRANTED.
WE ALSO INVITE THE PARTlCU.
LAR ATTENTION OF TEsE pUaLTC
TO QUE EXTENSIVE DEPARTMENT.
OF
Boys Clothing,
WHICH WILL BE FOUND AS AT
TIA OTIVE ANDAS WELL SUPPLIED
AS EVER. HIUCII CARE WILL ZEE
CONSTANTLY EXERCISED TO Rem
DER THIS IMpORTANT BRANCH OF
OUIe BUSINESS IN AB.L RESPECTS
OF THE PRTRONA GEE
OF ALL PURCHASERS OF ROYS'
O OTHIN
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From the Richmond Wing, April 81.


"THE LATE GEORGE d. MCCLELLAN
''Young Napoleon is dead-dead beyond
resurrection. In the flesh he may still walk
the earth, but in spirit, in power, in the hope
of glory he is defunct. 1t is a noteworthy
fact that the ulaloos and hullabaloos over this
person have ceased in Yankeeland. For two
or three months after his dismissal he was the
pet object of democratic sympathy and con-
servative sympathy; but now even Beast But
Ter has grander oyations than he. His name
is seldom heard among men. He is no more.
"a review Of his career from the time he
claimed Rosecrans's laures in the little. affair
at Rich mountain down to- the time Of the
battle OF Antietam would be instructive to the
nation of liars who accepted him at his own
lying valuation, and discarded him because
his talsehoods, gigantic as they were, produced
no visible impression upon the rebellion 1t
might also plott the contederacy to trace in
the career of this braggart the oyerrulinp
power which has never failed 10 darken tho
counsels Of the wicked and to cause all tbings
to work together for good in behalf of the in ct
cause Nothing is easier to prove than that
the elevation of Mcclellan to the position of
COMMUNICATIVE chief of the Yankee army was
all that was needed after the election of Lin
coin to ensure our independence. The recital
of few facts will show how greatly we are
indebted to him.
SIN October, 1861, he had $50, 900 men and
the most overwhelming array Of field artillery
that had ever been seen upon this continent
Before him was an army Of 10000 confeder-
ates, occupying Masons and Munson's hill,
and defantly daring him to come ont of his
Notifications. The roads were good and the
weather splendid; he had but to advance in
force to gain an easy victory-so, at least,
thought his master Lincoln. But he knew
his men were towards, and he was afraid of
his reputation. He did not want to fight; he
sought merely to push us from one position
to another by dint of enormous numbers
hence the flank movement by way of Lees
burg, which ended so horribly, and benumbed
him with fright for three months.
'Driven by an imperative order to advance
again, in spite Of the winter mud, he entered
the entrenched camp at Manassas onlyto find
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The Richmond WING on General Nc.
CleIEam

While Gen. Mcclellan was at the head of
the Potomac army, the rebel journals always
spoke OF him with great pretence of admira-
ton. They used to assure the world that
Gen. Mcclellan was the only man they were
afraid of-the only Yankee general whom
they thought to be poss essed Of any genius.
These opinions were often cited by Gen. Nc
Clellan's admirers. Now, however, when this
officer is displaced from the army, and when
there is no likelihood that he will ever return
to command, the rebel journalists come out
with their real opinions of his merits as mil
itary officer =
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4 FARM FOR SALE IN UPTON.

Niill MASS.-rne Farm now owned and occupied by
AAiAss ho widow Phila lawson situated In the norther
~ part OF tp.On on the road from UPTON TO WestbOrO
two and one half miles from the centre Of Upton. Bnd
Iour miles ron WestbOro Depot fourth Of milo
from school. Contains 1865 acrea OF excellent Land,
divided into Moving. pastaraRe, and rlage with about
"a acres OF good Woodland and Cranberry Meadow q
~ acres good two story IioEse 40 by 30 with 50
by IT, Barn nearly new, 60 by So Corn Barn and
Woodhouse, Az by Is. Spring water brought to the
house and harn. The farm cuts hay enough 10 oil the
barn. The above farm will be sold at bargain Most
of the purchase money remain on mortgage
For particulars enquire Of the subscribers
MOSES A. RAWsON, Upton Mass
ID, j, RAWS0N, West BOylston
Upton, March 4, 1868. diff mch5
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n 0 L SALE-A desirable residence,
a pleasantly situated 90 the corner OF Edward and
Newport streets formerly owned and occupied By w. NJ
apu DIFF
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r o r s A L =
Beautiful, Original Oil Paintings

Mp rnvv svDs has n,ished many Original OIL
PAINTfNGs OF Native Foreign Scenery whish ne
offers sale Ladies and Gentetqen ~ ~ p an
frsts Of Fsvorite Cattle and Dogs Painted thorough
efon given in every depsrtnfent or ihe Art
i stillo Nos. Is and ~ FlagS's Building,
ulchs dun WORCESTER
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VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.

The LOT on lincoln street, opposite the m lnsons
OF =. w. Noon and q. Thompson, Esqrs., suitable for
tie erection of Mtchiae Shops Boot Mandatory
BiJct NJ HlaseS Will be sold low The Lot fronts
lincoln street III feet and $50 feet doep bounded wcat
BY dil Brook and Is near the line Of the Railroad.
Thee lots ON Front street, suitable Tor Stores, join
Ing the new store Of George -esions the Of
Front and runibu streets; also the lot neXt south
TruniDul street, now occupied a wood ward.
FRANCIS IL. DEWEY,
nnchB diff 2lS Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-29

We regard Mason Hamlin's Instruments as the best
Of their class Of which we have any knowledge, and
take pleasure in recommending their Cabinet Organs
especially, as very desirable instruments for public
and private USE
a. DISPECKER, Organist of Church OF the Puritans
New York; JAMES FLINT, organist OF Madison square
Church, New York; HEINRICH GELH AAR, Pianist,
&c, New York; JllEO, HAGEN, Editor New York Alu
steal Review ana World; KARL KLAUSER, Pianist,
Teacher, &c; j. II. MAGRArH, organist of Rev Dr..
PiseS Church, Brooklyn; j. M0SENTHAL, Orranist
Calvary Church, New York; GUSTAYUS SMI1Z Or
ganist immaculate Conception Church. New York /;
CHARLES WBLLS, 0rganist Of Christ Church. Fifth
avenue, New York; CARL WOLFSOllN, Pianist Com
poser, &C; HERMANN A. WOLLENuAUPT, Pianist,
Eom9oser, &c; JOHN ZUNDEL, organist Rev Henry
Ward teecher's Church, BROOKLYN.
Testimonials to similar effect from Simsmund 1hal-
berg, William Mason, George Washburne Morgan. Carl
Zerrahn, George James Webb, Lowell Mason. Wm b.
Bradbury, Geo Root, Gustave Satter and many 9TH
ers, are in the hands of the manufacturers.
Prices Of Cabinet organs $40 TO $3.50; of Melodeons
SOU TO $50 NtetOoms in New York, Nos. and Mer
Ger street, opposite toward.
Descriptive iculars sent by mail,
WarcfuUuls in boston, "a Washington street
MASON 81 EEAAILIN.
=. X. LELAND has good assortment of the above
CABINET organs. Purchasers arc invited to call and
anime these beautiful Instruments at No 43 Front
mch23 dam
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n FOR SALE OR TO JET

k4iii situated in Unlonvllle in the easterly part OF
-.sA@ Holden, few rods distant from Cotton Facto-
~, small, neat Dwelling House. and half story
high containing five rooms the lower floor, small
Barn Shoe shop, Ec good garden Of about one acre
with quantity Of fruit trees on the same.
For idrtber Information inq lire of Mr. Re- YAL II.
CdAFFlN OF said Holden Of the subscriber In
Shrewsbury. HENRY HOWE.
mch26 dtf
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FOR SALE-The House situated No Z
T. Cherry street, formerly occupied by VIM r. Wood
1t Is well arranged for two families with hard and son
water variety offtut, &C. and is good opportunity
for an Investment Inquire Of
aplI diff JAMES II PIERCE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-29

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE - A
= Farm IN Dublin, N. H.. of 260 acres For partlcu-
lars inquire OF W. IL. WILLARD, at A. Tolman & Co.'S
Carriage Shop. diff ri
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BEST CUSTOM WORK.

and will sold a small advance on cost among them
some NEW STYLE SUITS, not ~ be found elsewhere.
Please call AMI examine for yOurselyes-Ncs md .
American House Block, up stairs, corner Of Main aaL
Foster streets. diH apl
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ResL Gstatt.

FLOR SALE-A House and barn. situat-
"A cd on Dead street. Apply to
APPS diff JAMES II. 0SGOOD, Express ONCE
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EA0M FOR SALE--A Farm in " or-
= cester, Of 40 acres, well proportional into tllage
and plstu ing with about 40 of wood and timber
land wi Ii good house and barn and out buildings Said
place l. tNo and half miles from City Hall on the road
e Grafton For particulars inquire Of Il. f. ABBOTT
l0l Main street, or Of EDWARD e. BLISS, near said
Farm. diff
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TT HE MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGAN.

Musicians United TO call and examine the tp1por-
tdnt improvements in Mason HdmIiaS Cabinet Orc ans
placing them FAR IN ADVANCE Of other iRStra-
ReRts Of their class.
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0ortester 4aiIp Spp.
THE DAILY SPY.

Hereafter the DAILY SPY will be furnished to new
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-29

- SUBURBAN RESIDENCE FOR
tslli SALEone mile north from the Post Office with
sAsslseven acres of land. Buildings nearly Also
for sale lot % by 49, on Elm street, of Fruit
street. Apply TO
apo dtf CHARLES NASH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-29

IN HOUSE FOR E.-The
#l VALUABLE Estate, No q Pleasant street, a lew
llAs~doors IF m Main street formerly occupied By A.
Peaslee Is now offered for sale
FRANCIS II. DEWEY,
apli aft 2lS Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-29

EOR SALE-A VALUABLE FARM of
a about 2O) acres; dwelling house, barn and out
buildings IN good repair situated four miles from WOr-
cester near the line NOrw ch and Worcester railroad.
Possession given April l. hnot sold It will be let. Ap
ply TO FRANCIS II DEWEY
mchl2 diff 2lS Main street.