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FOR SALE-The beautiful man

ftT75.H EOR SALG-Ihe beautiful man
,ii sion situated Catherine street. formerly owned
zAAssH Ind Occu pied by JOSEPH p HALE The above
Uuilt by Mr. Hale for his special USE all
the modern improvements 1t is situated beautiful
elevation and ovecooNs the whole city. 1t has fine
stable attached and has about of land well
covered with fruit and shade trees and rounded by
all sides more desirab residence for sale
not be found. For further particulars please in
quire of CHARLES b. PRATT, Worcester, or of the
subscriber, No. Is West 46th street, New York.
my2l DIFF JAMES A. FERGUSON.
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IEhIltlCAlh VI DR. HAYES.
"IIARD TINES COFFEE" This substitute Tor tho moro
expensive kinds OF coffee has been Analysed chemcay
and mlcroscopcally and found to be free from any dele
FERROUS substance II also corresponds IN conposition
with the manufacturers statement Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ. d. State Assayer.
IS Boyston Street, Boston, Feb, IS 1852, w3m mch20
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Zeal estate.

DOR SALE--The Lot and Buildings
Il of the estate of S B. SCOTT, late of Worcester
deceased,t being the estate No l4O to M Main street
nearly opposite the Bay state House. The lot is Al feet
front by 10 Deep and the estate now pays large in
terest.
and Is lower oor and Pew No. IL in gallery of First
Unitarian Church (Dr HIS Apply to
JOHN c. OTIS, Administrator.
Worcester Feb. 10, 1862. 10 diff
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N OTICE.-I have been duly appointed
- Administrator on the estate Of j. H. KNIGHTS,
late OF worcester deceased and have appointed LEWIS
iHAfER, Esq my emit to collect all notes and
Que the estate and have authorized him to use my
name IN collecting the same. All persons indebted to
sd estate are requested to make immediate payment TO
him at his office No Central Exchange.
- SAMUEL HAMILTON, Admir-.
Worcester, May I, 1862. d6t&eodtf myii
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TFHE UNDERSIGNED, having been
duly appointed by the Judge of Probate for Worces
ter County, Commissioners Of the estate If JONATHAN
H. KNIGHTS late of Worcester, deceased, said estate
being represented sovent, hereby give notice that
they will hold their first meeting FRIDAY the TWEEN
ty seventh day of June 1862 at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon at the Office OF Devens IL HOar No. Worcester
Bank Block Worcester wi all creditors of said es
tate are notified to present their claims.
THOS KINNICUTT
lea wit SAMUEL WOODWARD.
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HUM ARABIC.-A large lot of extra
Btrset. diff mchI
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WORCESTER:
SNIseellane

billings BITTERS, Billings Pills,
~ Billings Rheumatic Liniment-For sale by GEO
II. SPURR diff anl0
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MRS. l.. $. NICKERSON, 10 AUSTIN
LVA street, Seeing and Trance Medium gives sittngs
for spirit communications for SOC. Intutlvely examines
and prescrbes for disease for o. Hours from to i
every sunday at q p IN. Admission &c dawtf iy2
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CONSTANT SHEPARD, AGENT
~ AND COLLECTOR. Inquire at the Spy Office, II
No u Crown street dtf mchll
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SODA WATER BY THE FOUN-
~ TAIN and PURE FRUIT SYRUPS of every de-
scrption by the gallon manufactured and for sale BY
GEo. X. SPURR, 20l Main street. deodtf my6
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GEORGE HELD REIN,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN AND CITY SEXTON
NEnVdn qtf
LUCIUs MERRIFIELD,

II e "A @ h AZ of the u / a n O Forte.
Rooms In Aliens Block cor Main and Park Streets
Constantly hand and for sale cheap for cash, PIANO
FORrES and MELODEONS Also on hand and for sale
cheap, il applied for soon, second hand ORGAN, suit
able for small church. Cost S225 DIFF ia2
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TERMS and with DISPATCH Researches made into Ameri
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tue claims of any Patent furnished by RENTING One
Dollar Assignments recorded at " Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England,
but through it inventors have advantages for securing
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unsurpassed by, if not UNNECESSARILY superior to- any
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and his SUCCESS Is HE BEST PROOF OF ADVAN.
TAGES AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
abundant reason to believe, and prove, that no
other Office of the kind the charges for essonal
srber during the twenty past has enabled him to
accumulate vast collection of specifications and Of
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These, besides his extensive library OF legal and
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tents
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS
~ regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most capable and
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81 have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person. more competent and trust
oory and capable of putting their applications in
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Grafton at the Patent Office"
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''AIr. r. II, Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN aopli-
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inventors to apply to him to procure their patents
thay may be sure of having the most faithful attention
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During eight his the subscriber, in course of his
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TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of witch was decided
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dHamts.


Teacher, of Painting Sc Drawing,
Portraits Painted and Copied.
Rooms No. 20 Flaggs Building (opp Bay state House,)
Worcester, Mass
i.oq DIT
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flour, @rueerres, &t.

HHVlnB determined 10 adopt the
Cash System,
In my business have just added to my stock large az
soreDt of the choicest Groceries, Foreign Fruits Sc
which would offer to customers and the public gen.
orally, at the Very Lowest Prices
All who pay Cash invited and will find it for their
interest to call and examine my goods.
mis- diff d. d. ALLEN
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A L P H Il us B Az TIN,
Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer,
NOR SALE-A lot of Wood Machinery,

= consisting of one Daniels Planer, 10 feet planes "a
Inches wide one small Cylinder Planer, with Saw com
bined one Tenoring Machine, with Boring Arbor ats
tachedi one Morticng Machiue: Of Fay ~ Fisher
make also one Borelng Mil and Upright Drill-self
feeder; one B0t-CutteT, with Counter Shaft and Des
about 5000 feet of Seasoned Lumber &C. NC Enquire
of GEO. F. RICE Merriheld's Building, or of 7. A.
HONEf 40 summer street. diff mch25
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Aot1tes.

s NJ PETTENGILL & CO, No. 81
~ Park Row New York, and No 6 State street. Bos
sion, are our Agents for the Worcester Daily Spy In
those cities, and authorized to take Advertisements
Anu Suhseribers tor US at nnr LGlneAi raleS
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SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
Late agent OF u s. Patent Office, Washington, (under
The Act Of 1871
40 State ST. opposite IkfIby St., Boston.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-04
The Esporis from Egarrisbarg.

Harrisburg, Pd., Sept 20, 1862.
We have some stirring news from the army
in Mary land and Virginia received through Il
geplleman who reacHed here last night, and
;sl.sa W.. Iillsts urdmfarny"s
rapidly crossing into Virginia at Williamsport
General Kenley's brigade is in the advance,
and went over the riyeron Sunday night.
General Couch's division also crossed the
Potomac on Monday.
General Frankin's corps was to follow i'm
mcdiately.
General Mcclellan and staff were at vii
Transport, actively engaged IN experimenting
The crossing Of the troops.
HorriSburG Pa,, Stpt 2S-P NJ
From reliable information received her,
through private sources, We nave good reason
to believe that the rebel army has not entirely
iet Maryland On the contrary, 'hey ART
reported to he in considerable numbers IN III,
nrghborhood Of WlllaWsport, and that heavy
,k,rmlshing is sull going On ut that polAt ano
on both sid,s o, the rvcr
\ salute OF one hundred guns is no" being
! fired hom The Capitol IN h0nur of The chSalu'
Suns ol Penn>y ylvania who responded TO 'h'
cal Of Governor Cutt.n Tor The defence oil th'
! Sintc against rebel Invasion.
Gov. Curtin has issued n general ord,r, re
urniog thanks to the Icople for the nobl'
response To his call for $4,000 volunteers Il
rv,i5t invasion.
In consequence Of those volunteering be'nE
| deprived w lhe.r absence, Of the right OF ap
peal under the regulations for the coming dIaI'
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-04
Passage Of the Union Forces into
Virginia.
2Xo Rebels IN Coa8MGyaJis F1rce near VIZ
NamqpOH.
EEAyY sKiRMlsHING GOING GNAT
TnAT POINT.
Quiet Along the P"tomac at Shcp.
ards Town.
EgT7f57tEbb 5 IF SSSH111FTYFtH3}Ess B " W.
From the Ar,"y's Headquarters.
HEADQUARTERS,
ARMY OF TUE PoTOMAC, }
Srnl. Dn.-rNpninn. l


Sept. 23--eveuing.
Information received to-day from IA SER
want who deserted from the rebels yes,er-
day, shows their loss in general officers in
the late b tile was greater than ours. Gen.
Wright, Of Georgia, was wounde in two
places General Bran h, Of North Carroll
ma, was killed Gen IA Longs,reet was
wounded; Major General Anderson. COM
manding division, WAS wounded Gener-
al Colquit, of Georgia, WAS killed.
The rebels admit their loss to be 10000
at the battle Of Antictam, and $4,000 since
they entered Maryland.
The Alabama brigade, commanded by
Col. Corning, Acting Bigadcr General,
ha. not been able to muster fifty men since
he battle,
The residents Of this section of Maryland
have suffered terribly since its occupation
hy the two armies. III many cases families
which, few days ago, were in comtor'a-
Jlc circumstances, are now wanting the
ncccssarcs of lie. All forage and fuel, and
also subsistence used by tie army, whether
taken IN the regular way by a responsible
utligcr, or iaken indiscrininately Ivy tn Sc
in want, is promptly paid Tor hy General
lngtlls, Chief Quartrrma,ter Of the Army.
and Col. Clark, Chiet Of Subsistence, upon
the proper ailidA,i's boing made. TIE
claims OF those whose farms have been laid
vast, and buildings destroyed during the
battle, are referred TO the authorities at
ashington for settlement A people 50
loyal, and who have sacrificed so muc' fol
the Union as these in this section Of the
State, are not only deserving of the synpa.
thy Of every lover of the Union, hut tic
government sAouId take the matter in hanL
and instantly relieve their wants.
The movements Of the rebels are mystic
liuua. The military authorities here fee
satisfied that the whole rebel army ia sill
on the opposite side OF the Potomac, intor
nation to that effect having beeu receive,
to-day. General Lee is also there. Thei
intentions are not yet developed, An at
tempt to reoccupy Maryland must be consid
cred impraclicahIe, Without tents, ard ii
. many instances without shoes or blankets
the present position Of the rehel army woult
by very un, ontorable il cold rain shoul
occur. With the present weather overcoat
} and blankets are almost indispensable, a
: night.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-04

1t will send fear and apprehension
throughout all the vast spaces Of the
South, for the possibility or mention Of
a slave insuwection sends at once a
sense of terror into the hearts Of all
classes. Slave instructions are a part
of their history. They have been edu-
Gated to fear this as the most likely
and awful calamity which can betal
them. The only consequence which
can follow is that the South, who have
now nearly all their available strength
in the field, feeling their sense of illse-
culity, and fearing for the aafety Of
their helpless ones at home, will be
obliged 70 retprnsome Of their fighting
force now in the army. We hail this
rs another evidence of the thorough
and determined manner in which the
war is to be waged.
This proclamation is legal and rcgu-
lar, for no rebel can hold properly
against the government which he re-
pudia'es. The power to issue 1t, is le-
gally exercised by the President, by
virtue Of his being Coumander-in-
Chief Of the army. 1t is polinc, as it
answers to the wishes of the radical
portion of the loyal people Of the
North, and yet temperate and guarded
enough to meet with the appreciation
ofthe conservatives. 1t is just, because
it proposes to provide compensation to
loyal shareholders, who are made to
suffer by its operation. 1t is seaSona
bic, for it comes where onr arms are
crowned with victory, and when We
hayc growing power sufficient to vim
dicate what we proclaim. In every
aspect it will add new lustre to the
reputation Of the President, and will
tend greatly to bring the war to
speedy and successful issue.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-04
The Rebels stit, Renea.,uy In,o Virginia.
EXPORTS FROM GENERAL MCCLELLAN's HEAD
QUARTERS.

headquarters Of the Army Of the Potomac
Sept Il, 1862 !
The firing heard last evening in the direction
Of W,llamsport turns out 10 have been raid
Of Sruari's rebel cavalry. ..
II He crossed the Potomac on Friday night into
Maryland, at that point, with his cavalry, one
r,gnnent OF infantry and seventeen pieces Of
arlllery. The force sent up to drive HIM back
arrived near the town base in the afternoon.
The firing heard was principally from tho
be guns. a-g4.
boring the night they recrossed into Vir-
sinia, and this morning they had disappeared
from HE opposite shore. No one was hurt.
The work Of burying the dead is still con-
tiuuing They average about a thousand per
day.
The Maryland Heights were yesterday occu-
pied by Urion force
The indications are that the rebels are con-
tinung their rerra, inlo Virginia, leaving tho
Ane ol the Potomac.
Divine worship was held at headquarters
this evening, Bishop Whlpple, OF Minnesota,
officiating
| \ ualu of cars crossed the Monocacy this
morning. The road rs now open TO Harper
Ferry, where there Is q sufficient Union force
Tor all purposes.
The rebels, in their hasty retreat from Mary.
land left between l,l00 and l,200 wounded
between ShaIpsJurg and the river. They are
be NC parolcd.
I'Genty sio stands ef coiors were taken dur.
ing the battle Of the Antielrm, and haze been
received a. headquarters. Seven more are
known to have been captured, and are in the
The hands Of The different resiments which cap
lured them. ~
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-04

h tA .
releIs occupy the opposite bank, but not, it il
Inlugh' IN lorce We also occupy Williams
Ep9t.%
lSa aparpers Ferry is likewise in our possession
IsrWe thus stand in q position 10 check re
cfFs'Dg 70 thls State to reconmence offensive
oAraIivns.
fhe army is not idle. New regiments are
FeYWlns Instructions necessary 10 perfect
lhtn as soldiers, for, though their elaR aid
zap IN the great battle were everywhere re.
leltd TO with admiration, it is not the less true
w lhey were moi equal to tbe trying positions
IN hRhlch they were Sometimes placed by ener.
gsEes Of the fight.
regiment oil cavalry crossed the river last
a'Fa abont three miles from Sharpsburg, on
lseonneisaucc, The rebels showed Ihem.
v sles on the edge Of the woods, but made no
IdtAlsnstfallon.
~ ixslaSh IL literallesssrssisslsnsa ii;sil,9
Srty SOlalers swarm everywhere, end rtgl'
neas and divisions move IN so many directions
thatthe eye becomes confused III the attempt
10 d,tect The purpose lf what ~ going on.
(tn. Mculean's headquarters are in the
ylclllty, and he can be seen several times day,
noins about, overlooking and directing move
lheItS IN progress.
he battle ticld of Wednesday, is daily tram
plel by a SnaIl army OF curiosity SeekHs, from
lheWeSt, North and East I he ield IS now
pretty well cleared of all material evidence Of
thestrugglg. The dead have all been buried
except the black and pulrid bodies Of some.
poo fellows who had crvpt INTO seconded cor
hers and thus escaped the search Of the bury
ing parties.
II the last two battles the wounded have
suffered mitch less from exposure and want Of
alteblon than in any previous fight. Anbu
Lance service was more prompt and surgeons
NOR, energetic and cttiCent, aud hospital sup
plies more quickly furnished than before. The
Sanitary Committee are doing work in caring
Tor the wounded that cannot be too frequently
or earnestly commended.
The wounded have been all removed those
whorouid BE-, were transported to llsgerstown.
Uhaabersburg, Ilarrlsbnrg, and other places
number Of the more dangerously wounded,
whom It would have been death to have rtnioy.
cd any distance. still remain IN houses aud
barns IN the vicinity of the field. which have
been fitted up us temporary hospitals.
A tide through the Cumberland Valley,
from Harrisburg to Ilagerstown, impresses
onc with the wisdom Of the rebels in attempt
ing to bring their amishcd legirns INTO thai
Ia I'd of abundance; 1t also suggests the ilnpor
tance oil rppnlSc that kept them out of q
region in which they woull nave found sup
Plies sufficient 10 iced and recruit their army
ior nUnlhS.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-04
The Reports Gon Washington.

Wasiingtoa, Sept. 80, 1862.
Talegrnrhic advlces nom Gen. Mcclellan :
arLby this morning state that everything re.
morS quiet the lord near S'eprdstown.-
The forces on either side Of the river are eau.
uonsly watching each other. Tne rebeiS keep
thet mcn ont ol sight, but occasionally soil
tary holseman makes his appearance on the
opposite bluti and alter a brief observation
disappears.
It,s thought that the rebels are lying in
wall, ia hopes that . portion of our forces may
be induced TO cross AID fail 100 the ambush.
IEmhington, Sept 23--lO p. H.
There is no meas uI amy importance from
General McClcllan's army tonight Every
thing remains quiet On the Potomac, aud tn,
rebels do not snow themselves in force, bu
are supposed to be IN force u short dlStanC
back irJm the river.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-04

Scene at Tie Ne@arh (N d. Exemption
0ylice - The next aspnant was lawcob Sch.
uerder. "What is the matter with You,
Yawcob ?" "Vell, mine pack is most proke."
Local or chronic?" asked the clerk, "Lo.
Gale or komice, vais dat 7" :" mean is yours
,tanding complaint ?" "Nein, | aysin der
bed generally" "Wcll, how did yon hurt
your back ?" "VaIL | vas some beer drink
last week, in der saloon, and goes mine house
in, and den goes my stairs up, and tumbles
my window out, and by tam strikes de side
walk on my pack, and hes in der ped fo'
three moHths." "Ah,' said the clerk, "you
fell out Of the window last Wesk :" "Yaw.'
" And you laid abed three nonths, how dc
you make dat out?" "lch nix for stay. lct
can NIGHT 50 much English specken all De-
uhils" Tavcoh GlO't set his papers.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-04
Bnitimore. Sent. %. 1869

BaIJ5m0rc, Sept. %, 1902,
The Amerjcan's correspondent at Sharps-
burg, under date Of 23d, says:---
There has become a lull, in which the con.
tending armies are lying quietly with the po,
tomac between them, awaiting developments,
which will at no distant day probably bring
them again into collision. Neither will rush
unadvisedIy to new contest, without exhaust.
ing all precaution that gcneralship aud skill
can suggest.
Since the reconnaissance across the Potomac
at Clarksburg, on Saturday last, perfect que
has regned along the lines scarcely disturbed
even by skrndshlng OF plckets. We hold thu
rjryT At Sh4rpSburJ N strong force while tht
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-04
The Reports from frederick.

FTfltrlcG, Nd., Sep. 22-g p.'m.
We have had the usual number Of rumors
to-day, but very little reliable news. lhvar cf
no fighting to day. esf 1.5t
1t Is currently reported here that q porticn
Of he rebel amy has r.crossed mo Maryland
at Wllliamsporl; but this needs continuation.
Miss Dix passed through here to-day on her
wayto Washington from Sharpsburg, where
wounded soldiers. She gves to Washington
on business connected with her phanhropo
mission, ard is expected return lmWsdlAt ~.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-04
All slaves in States in RebcsiiOn
january 4, 1868, 10 be Free.
The President Rcncws ibe OGior TO Fay foi
slaves er LOyaiiS,-, Ac., &c.
by Ike s'rcsidcni Of the United staies OI
AnCriCu.
AFEocLAA| T.

APROCLAAI n.
WAsutN9 Sept. %, 1862.
y Abraham Lincoln, Presfdent Of the United
Stre, Of Ann rica, aud ,0mmander>in~Ch ot
the arMy aud navy thereof, dn hereby proclaim
and declare that hereafter, rs heretofore, the wal
viii be prosecute for the o. ject OF practically
rr,toriag the constitutional relation between the
United States and the people thereof in which
States that relation is Or may be, suspended oi
di,turbe /; that il is my purpose, npon The next
mt o. ing Of Congress. 10 again recommend the
adoption uf practical measure ttndeling pecu
MARY ai( to the II c acceptance or rtj' c'lon o!
nIl the slave States so'called the people whereof
NAV hot then be III rebellion against the United
States, aud which States may then have voiun
tYri,y adopted or thereafter may vo unfairly
adopt the immediate Or gradual abolishment OF
slavery within their respective limits and that
the efforts 10 cOloniZe persons Of African descent
with their consent, upon the continent or else
where. with the previously obtained consent o
the governments existing there, will be coniin
ued that on the first day Of January. in the y,oi
Of our Lord OnC taoaSand etgt hpndnd end StIty
three, az persOaS heid as Stares Wittn any State 0
am designated part Of a State, The pSpte mhsnc
shalt then be ia rtJeitiOn against the naed States
shaN be tde LenGlorward and tortrer free, and tn
executive govciMmrht Of the Cniled States, ia
cluding The milit ry thereof. will recognise aa,
maintain the ,reedom of such persons, and vii
do no act or acts to rspresS such persnLs or an
of them in spy eifofis thy may wake tor thel