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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-13


The PRECIPITATION ABRoAD.-Mr. Charles
Hale, editor of the Boston Daily Advertiser,
who has just returned from prolonged visit
to Europe, writes to that journal his views
upon the present aspect of American affairs
abroad, OF which the following are part =
g am sure that the proclamation-espe-
clally with the characteristic echo which it
has evoked from the rebel congress-will help
our cause in Europe. Something of the sort
has been eagerly desired by the Americans
abroad, with greater unanimity of opinion, |
fancy, than here at home. 1t has sometimes
seemed as if the administration had expected
its anti-slavery principles to be taken for
granted, and had thus given undue prominence
to some incidents of necessary policy, from
which, standing by themselves, those princi-
pies certainly would not be inferred. To for
eigners who interpret the policy of the gov
eminent by its official acts and declarations,
this has made possible the ridiculous impress
sion that Mr.. Lincoln is Indifferent to the
great issue upon which he was elected. We
know very well that he was elected president
precisely because the nation was fully deter
mined that the policy of slavery extension
should stop; wherever the federal govern
ment can cOnsttutOnally interfere to repress
| slavery, under Mr.. Lincoln, it will do So
| In TINS spirit under the present administra-
| uon, we have granted the right Of search. we
| have hanged Il slave trader, we have abolished
slavery In the District Of Columbia, we have
offered the cooperation of the federal gov
eminent to act in concert with the legislatures
OF slave-holding states desiring to rid them
| selves Of the institution, and the like. But
while doing all these things, the president has
not forgotten that under his oath, he is bound
to respect to the last possible exigency, the
constitutional domestic rights of the states in
which slavery exists. 1t has been unfortunate
for the reputation of the country abroad that
this last principle, which is merely the neces-
sary qualification or exception to the general
policy of the government, has received in the
political discussions upon the subject, a prom
inence which has made it appear almost to be
the main ground of action; the chief thing
| thought Of and cared for. And very often, in
such matters, a bad look is as hurtful as bad
| face.
The text OF the proclamation itself is enough
to destroy this untavorable aspect of affairs
but the suspicious work is completed by the
wrath with which the rebel congress has greet
ed the proclamation. Gentlemen of intelli-
gence IN ordinary affairs frequently have de-
clared to me in England, AS regards slavery,
we THINK you are both alike. The Union
aVowedly sustains and supports slavery, as
uoes also the southern confederacy But if
the latter Is admitted to the family of nations
as an independent member, We think that She
VIII DC amenablc To the criticism Of christen-
dom, and speedily get rid of the curse which
inc oiu Union protected, and which your pre-
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GEN. BRAGG's PRoPosIrIoN.-Th tradition
Of the illustrious rebel who took the Saviour
Of mankind into high mountain and offered
HIM all the kingdoms Of the world, of which
he did not own a rood, is familiar to most
readers. Gen. Bragg ventured upon SINH
lar device when he came into Kentucky and
issued his proclamation to the people of the
northwest He told them how much they had
to gain by casting themselves loose from the
''meddlesome, grasping, ianatical east" and
uniting themselves and their fortunes with the
rich, generous, and forgiying SOUTH For ex-
ample: "With our peculiar productions, con-
yertible into gold, we should in time Of peace,
draw largely upon the products of your labor.
In us you will find rich and willing custom
ers. You say you are fighting for the free
navigation Of the Mississippi. 1t is yours
freely, and has always been without striking
u blow" The soldiers of the northwest did
not fall down and worshipthe tempter-much;
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49,, n Gard tt the Ladies'.
DIX. DUfONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS


FOR FEMALES,
lntallbe IN correcting regulating and removing all oh
structons from whatever cause and always successful
as a preventive
The combination of ingredients in these PILLS are er
Iecty harmless Their efficacy and merits are based up
on an extensive practc" OF thirty and
the directions have been strictly followed they have new
ertaltd 10 correct all irregularities. They relieve main.
tu and difficult MenStruatiOn, (particulgrv at the
change of tite They will cure the Whites and remove
all distractions arising from colds, exposure, or any
cause; and may be used successfully as a preventive
Females pecu 1rly situated, those surprising them
selves So are cautioned against using Ps while
III that condition. lest they invite miscarriage and the
proprie or assumes responsibility after this admoni-s
ton though their mildneSs lid prevent any mischief
TO health; Otherwise the Pills recommended. Full
and explicit directions accompany each box Price 81
Sold in worcester, MdSS by the following druggists
DAVID SCOTT, 25l Main street, JAMES GREEN, III
Mafr street, and w. II. GOULDING,l40 Main St La
dies by sending by 81 to either 0fthe above oqeats
through the Worcester"POst Office have the pills
sent Confidently by mall to any part the county
free OF postage. Sold also by A. A. 6Hrdet Clinton
A S. 3. Blair, Warren. b. x. DeLdRd NUrth Brook
field, and s. q. Henry, WesborO and by one Druggist
in every village city in the United States and by
D. Howe, Sole Proprietor, New York.
n B-Beware Of Cuunterfeits Buy Golden Pills
of any kind unless the box is signed s. d. Howe. All
others are base imposition and unsafe therefore
value your life and health Ito say nothing of being hum
bHgged out OF your money buy only ofthOse who show
the signature of ID. Howe every box, which has
recently been added on account of the Pills being coun
terfelted dom d3O
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B"tcheior's EHatc Dye, THE BEST IN THE WORLD
WILLIAM A. BACHELORS celebrated Hair Dive
produces colornot to be distinguished f. ON nature
warranted not to njure the ar In the least; remedies
the ill effects OF bad DYES and vigorates the hair for
life Gray, Red, or Rusty Hair instantly turns to a
splendid Black Brown, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful Sold by GEORGE r. HARLOW 242 Main ST.
and all Druggists, &c szs'" The Genuine is signed
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOh, the four sides of each
box Factory No. 81 Bearcay street. Iate 1888 Broadway
and 10 Bond street, New York. d&wly my2S
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TARGET SnooTING.-The German target
club will meet this afternoon for practice.
The place of meeting is on the south side of
the Providence railroad track, near the engine
house, and not far from the junction depot.
All who like target shooting are invited to at
tend. The target to-day will be the full sized
figure of a man.
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rheumatism Cured.-NopwICH Conn Febrpo-
ry |, lS5-This may cerf that in the sprn. of l8jS
was attacked with Rheumatism in my leg which rem
dered me cripple and disabled for nearly two months
during which time suffered the most exerucating tor
lure and had nearly rclnquished all hopes relief when
/ fortunately heard Cf the wonderful mower of I'm
SWEETS !NFALLiBLE LINIMENI, and determined
togiYe 1t trial did so, and experienced immcdiote
relief After few applications my limb was entirely
restored and have since hadno return of the complaint
a. l. WHITE.
NORWICH Feb |, lS59.-MR A. L. WHITE has been en-
po ed by for four OF five years and we believe
MN TO be man whose statements he implicitly re-
lied npon WlLLOUGHBY IL co.
oc9d6wl Sash and Blind Manufacturers
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L FAIRY GOODs
large assortment of Swords Sasbes RAE. u,,,,
straps n9yevsacGs, oxercoat Sings Pistols Cnns
Drinking Tubes, Cups, KNIFE Fork and Snoon' lips,
fact everything that Soldier wants to make hin, anu IN
Portable Presentation Swords procured Of The p.
quality. RICHARD FISKE Agent oeSt
Sign of the Big Gun, 1875 Main Street
large assortment Of Watches Silver Ware Jew eirv
and SpeCtacles. diff s55ttS
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RAsPBERRIEs AND VIoLETs.-A friend on
Saturday handed us bunch of ripe raspber-
ries gathered not far from Camp Wool We
are told that this second crop has been quite
plenty the past week in this vicinity. Blue
violets have also been discovered, but they
have probably been lost again in the cold
weather of the past two days.
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OyHters and WinRs.-There IS no thing but Wings
Farna Crackers which will give that delightful taste to
oysters known as oysters ana Wings.
1t is remarked that Their use with oySters
owing TO the fact that oysters appear alt gethcr better
The taste truly delightful your grocerfor Wings
Farna Crackers, and take but those stamped with
the name "A. WING The whole ale depot i. Mt HO-
GLE " OVERS, SO Barclay Street. New York
oil div
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CAMP WooL.-The overcoats for the fifty
first regiment arrived Saturday. Services
were held in camp yesterday, by Rev. Mr..
Russell of Uxbridge.
The tifty-fourth numbers six companies,
including five hundred and fifty-five men.
The barracks are nearly completed Hospi-
tai quarters are to be erected this week.
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SozoDoNT.-This new preparation for the
teeth, which is being quite extensively adver-
tised, has received high commentators from
physicians, and is certainly the most agreea-
bic OF denttrices. We refer to our advertis-
ing columns for other particulars.
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Peoples Senatorial COnVentIOn.-The voters
IN the last Worcester senatorial District comprising
the towns OF Berlin Bolton, Boylstcn, Clinton Grafton
MlNDury marlborough, Shrewsbury, scarborough,
Upton WestborOugh and West Boylson Irrespective of
party, who in favor of obeyng the adhcrng to
and maintaining the Constitution il is, Ego
now tor an unconditional and uGquestionng support of
the PRESIDENT in all constitutional measures all means
known TO civilized warfare, in putting down this ac-
cursed rebellion are requested to elect Delegates to
senatorial Convection, to be held at the Town Hail.
Westborough, on 7, uRSDAH the 18th inst at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating candidate
Tor senator and to transact any other business which
may properly come before the Convention.
The basis o. representation be- two delegates for
each town. and additional delegate urevery hundred
votes cast at the last election.
Per order state Central Committee.
IL. BIGELOW.
Clinton, Oct. H. 1852 dtI6th ala
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For THE TwENTY-FIRsT AND THIRTY
SIXTH ADMINISTRATORS for the soldiers
confectionery store previous to Tuesday night
next, will be taken on by D. f. Lawry of the
DIST, who will leave Worcester at that time to
reioin his regiment
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The EPISCOPAL CHURCH AND THE SLAVE
HOLDERS REBELLIoN.-Th general triennial
convention of the Episcopal church, now in
session in New York, has under consideration
the following resolves upon national affairs
Resolved, That we cannot be wholly blind
to the course which has beenpursued, in their
ecclesiastical as well as in their civil relations,
since this convention last met in perfect har-
mony and love, by great numbers of the min
listers and members of this church, within
certain states of our Union, which have ar
rayed themselves in open and armed resls-
lance to the regularly constituted government
of our country; and that while, in spirit of
christian torbearance, we refrain from employ
ing towards them any terms of condemnation
or reproach, and would rather bow in humilia-
ton before our common Father in heaven for
the sins which have brought His Judgment
upon our land, we yet feel bound to declare
our solemn sense of the deep and grievous
wrong which they have inflicted upon the
great christian communion which this con-
vention represents, as well as on the country
within which it has been so happily and har-
moneously established, should they perserye
in striving to rend assunder those civil and re-
ligious bonds which have SO long held us to.
- r MI
citiznns we artnowind1o onr ~ 1 ",,u 40
sustaining and defending our country in the
great struggle in which it is engaged, we are
only at liberty, as deputies to this council Of a
church which hath ever renowned all politi-
cal associations and action, to pledge to the
national government-as we now do-the
earnest and devout prayers Of us all, that its
efforts may be so guided by wisdom and re-
plenished with strength that they may be
crowned with speedy and complete success,
to the glory OF God and the restoration of our
beloved Union.
RESOLVED, That If, in the judgment of the
bishops, any other forms OF occasional prayer
than those already set forth, shall be deemed
desirable roprate--whether torourcon-
vention, our church, or our country, for our
rulers or our defenders, or for the sick and
wounded and dying OF our army and navy and
Yolunteers-we shall gladly receive them and
fervently use them.
The resolutions were reported by COM
mittee of the GENERAL convention and vero
""'"''' 'PPo'e" ~ se'ei"i i'iiueii'i"i ilieih-
bers, who regarded them as quite too mild in
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MAN KILLED ON THE RAILROAD.-PhiloW
Chatfee Of Oxford, was killed on the Norwich
and Worcester railroad, near the bridge about
two miles from this city, on Saturday morn
ing last, under the following circumstances
The freight train from this city that morning,
had broken down near that place, and the up
passenger train, on which deceased was pas
senger, was delayed there in consequence.
Deceased, who was very deaf, desired to go
to the camp, short distance off, undertook to
walk there on the track, and was met by the
train from this city going down to take the pas
sengers delayed there on account of the acct
dent and not hearing the whistle, was run over
and killed instantly, his body when foundry
ing across the rail- manglcd in the most horri-
bic manner. The body was brought to this
city, and an inquest held over it by coroner
Sibley, S. Il. Haywood foreman of the jury,
whose verdict was that said deceased came to
his death ''while carclessly walking, and
without right, upon the track Of said railroad,
near or on the two mile bridge, $50 called in
this city, by being run over by a train of cars,
and the jurors do further find that the employ
ees of said road are not guilty OF any neglect
of duty on their part"
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In this civ Oct TO- George II, son Of Luther II and
Nancy Itosmer. yrs 9 mos
In Milford, Oct A. William Artcmas, son of 7 Thay-
err AGED WIS mo IA days Oct Albert Manu. aged Is
Mrs Eliza Metcalf. 81 yrs. w
In Webster. Oct TO- Car lie AulUsta only daut liter of
Joseph a Bigelow, az WIS 3 mos; oct s. W
) Hummer 81 yrs
II Men:On, Seth spear, aged 81 yrs
In Columbus Ga, June 8, Mrs Mary A(ela wife of
VIM Carter and daughter Of Amos Sawycr ESQ of
Berlin, Mass ~ a "
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SWORDS, SASHES. BELTs, SHOULDER STRAPS
CAPS, PISTOLS, HAVERSACKS
nj all other goods suitable for officers outfit
AlsO-Drinking Tubes Rubber Cups, Writing Desks
knic, Fork and spoon, with other articles for
soldier comfort all of which will be sold the lowest
possible price Particular attention given to procuring
PRESENTATION SWORDS e
CHAS. c. COLEMAN
iIEALER IN WATCHES JEwELRI, SILVER WARE, &c.
Sill dtt '2l5Slain street, corner OF Foster
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MONDAY. OCT. AZ. 1862.
Republican state Ticket.

Election, Tues dag, Norem6er 18th.
Governor. JOHN A. ANDREW, Boston,
II. Governor. .....JOEL HAYDEN MilllamsnurE;
Sec. Com R1oeaEfk. OLIVER WARNER, Northanlpton'
Treasurer. ,..,.,. HENRY X. OLIVER, Salem'
44udit0r. -. - -. LEVI REED, Abngtoni
Attorney General. DIV IGHT FOSTER, Worcester.
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In this city Oct II, by Richardson Charles q
Earle TO Louisa StsrkW Gather, both of Springfield
In this city, Oct by Charles ilersev, Esq Ebin II
Laman to Mis- Celinda RYAN, all of this cy
In Milford, Oct 3, DiXi Crosby Huyt. VI D. assistant
surgeon of the 5th Mas regiment to Miss Abbe Louise
Read Of Midway
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I'he Confessi0ns and Experience of an In
VaIId.Published for the benefit and as warning and
acauton to young men who suffer from Nervous Debil
ltN, Premature Decay, &c supplying the same time
the means of self cure. BY who has cured himself
aer being put to great expense through medical impo
sltOn quackerv BY enclosing post pad addressed
envelope, SINGLE COPIES may be had of the author MA
IuANlEL MAYFAIR, Esq Bedford, Kins county
n. Y. dEwiv 7 mcb6'
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~, Coiiin Ware Rooms, Ne; > Bangs Block
me undersigned would respectfully call the attention
Of the public to his Coffin Ware Rooms now omen at No
Bangs Block opposite the Court House, VIII, re will
be found constantly ON hand COFFINS and CASK ETS
OF all sizes and patterns, made and trimmed with the
best material. Also Coffin Plates and Robes
Worcester, Feb. 49, 1852. dtf fg
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The Republican Convention of the Sixth Councillor
District will meet at the Town Hail. in estborough on
FRIDAY, October II, at eleven O'Clock A. M for the
purpose of nominating candidate Councillor for the
District and to transact any other business that may
properly come'before them.
Each ward of city and zach town in the District is
entitled to delegate one additional delegate for
every two hundred voters majority fraction of ha.
number. Per order of District Committee
olO dat NJ. GKIGGS, Chairman.
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ALI boxes or packages designed for the Soldiers Re
lief Committee will hereafter be at the Soldiers
Rest No Foster street, nearly opposite Boston and
Worcester Railroad Depot instead of 100 Main street.
as heretofore.
olO dAwtf PER ORDER
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To Military Omcers.

Particular attention is called to my stock of
LIGHT AND DARK BLUE CLOTHS,
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CITY AND COUNTY.
CRY OF WORCESTER,

MAYORS OFFICE, Oct. 18th, 1862.
The quota of this city is now full and we
have surplus of twenty-five or thirty men.
This result has been obtained in the following
manner By General Order No. 81, from the
adjutant generals office, it was "Ordered,
That the selectmen or mayor and aldermen of
towns and cities, claiming credit towards their
quotas of nine months men, for men enlisted
for three years, and not named I'M the previous
returns called for by General Order No. 3S,
return to the Office of the adjutant general on
or before the eleventh day of October instant
supplementary statement, under oath of
such additional names, and of the regiments
into which they have enlisted"
Before making the original return of the
names of volunteers from this city, several
agents were employed to collect the names of
all citizens who had volunteered, and until
recently, it was believed the work had been
thoroughly done. But few days since, the
city clerk who has a list Of all that had been
returned discovered the names of several Of
our citizens who had volunteered in the regi-
mentS of other states, and for which we had
received no credit. The clerk, with my con-
currence, Immediately commenced and pur-
sued the investigation with great skill and per-
severance, until he made up a list of one
hundred and thirty-two volunteers from this
city, whose names were not included in the
original return. A supplementary statement,
covering these additional names was returned
to the office of the adjutant general last Sat
urday, and accepted, thus completing our
quota, and leaving surplus.
Very great credit is due in this connec-
ton to Mr.. Smith, the city clerk, for it was
almost entirely through his well directed eff
forts that this very satisfactory result was
reached. p. EMORY ALDRICH.
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Draper IL Clark, CONN ssIoN MERCHANTS and
Dealers IN Flour Grain, Meal, Grass Seed Salt Lime
Cement CaciEcd Plaster Plaster Paris Ground OYSTER
Shells and Farmers Produce generally Also 1.enfa
ior the safe OF Goes super phosphate of Lime Peruvian
Guano, American GuanU, and Ground Bone
DRAPER 4 CLARK
apo DIFF Nos o. " " Front st, W0rcestcr Mass
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Dr. John G. Mott, Physician and Surgeon
Sc COURT STREET. corner Ot Howard, Boston, is con ut
ed daily from IL until 2 and from to in the evening
on all diseases of the Urinary and Genital Organs scro
ulous Affections lum0rs Of all kinds Sores Ulcers and
Eruptions, Female Complaints, &c. All experience Of
over IVY MY years extensive practice enables DR. NJ TO
cure all OF the most difficult Medicines entirely
NeBctaple' -NuNlce Hce. d3taWbm ole
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Consumption, Gravel, GOut, Chronic Rheu-
nntism, DrOpsy, DispepsIa, Fever and
Ag"e, and Bladder Complaints.
WQLFE'S CELEBRATED sCHEIDAM AROMATIC
SCHNAPPS.
The above medicinal beverage manufactured by the
proprietor, in Holland, expressly for ,ieina USE 1t
has been submitted to the first chemists and ply sicians
in this country and in Europe, who have certified tu its
valuable medicinal qualities and prescribe it in their
pactic The proprietor has in his possession moc than
ten thousand letters from patients who have used it in
the above-named complaints lie has the privilege of
referring to the following physicians, who at the
head of their profession in this city. up pint and
quart bottles and for sale by all druggists and grocers
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
No % Beaver street, New York.
REFERENCES IN THIS CITY.
VALENTINE Mort, NJ. d.
j. NJ. (ARNACnAE, NJ. D., Professor of Clinical Sur
gerry and SurgeOn-nChet of the state Hospital in the
city of New York.
b. j. RAPHAEL, D.. Professor of the Principles and
Practice Of surgery of the New York Medical College
in the city Of New York.
LEWIS A. sAYRE, NJ. ID.
Ii. p, DEWEEs, NJ. d.
JOSEPH WoOsTER, NJ. ID.
JOHN UREILLY, NJ. ID.
NELSON STEELE, NJ ID.
And many others too numerous to mention in this ad
vertlscment.
Persons should be particular in purchasing as the
whole country is flooded with american Gin" put up
in imitation Of this article. d6w3m ol3
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w. ~. Richards, YETEmSAHY SuRGEoN,-IIous
No IS Salem Streets stable N the Of no 70 Me
chnnic street. DIFF sig
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DIR. Sweet's EnfnIlibIe LinJ,nent is truly
Tend in need, and every family should at hand
O23 d.GyyIy ~
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CInGin Is making splendid Photographs, coored OF
plain from small DaguerreOypes and AmbrOypes at lB
Mainstreet. du dl
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ID. A. GODDARD Secretary.
Worcester, september u, 1862. scp2S toctl6
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SmlLh'E Curative Cleansing COm.ouud.-A
superior remedy for Headache Barns Sore Lips Bowel
Complaints. Canker Piles. sore Throat, &C. &c For
ale by BUSH CO., "a Front street, by the dozen 81
ingle bottle at manufacturers prices deot y30