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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-10

NEW YORK June 9.-STOCKS are generally better;
Chicago aud Rock Island Oh Toledo IS; Gaiena 7l3
Illinois Central scrip 95 Panama 1924 Michigan south.
orn guaranteed $50 Michigan Central G4s; Reading S.
MY Central 933; Hudson AZ Chicago Burlington, AMI
Quincy IA; Pacific Mail lI75; small Tennessee SKIES
6O5; skies 81, coupons, lO65 lves "a, coupons
g6I; Treasury 3-l0ths los; Missouri $50
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KENNEDY'S RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention Of the public IL called to this most ex-
cellent Of all Lincns perfect and speedy cure for
all the aches and pains that flesh Is heir 10.
RHEUMATISM is caused by a stagnation Of the
fluids, arising from checked perspiration-s cured by
few bottles OF kESNEDY's RHEUMATIC LlSIaEsT.
NEU6ALGasA-thek king OF all paints caused by
All Inflammation Ct the erves-is instantly cured BY 4
tew applications Of kENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMERT.
sPktINS are caused by an over-extenson and
sudden re action VI the muscles-s cured by few bot
ties OF kENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIMENT equally good
for man or beast.
PLEUKISY is an Inflammation Of the lining Of
the ribs is cured by few bottles Of KESNEDYs RaEU-
MATIC LfNIMEET.
BRUISES are caused by sudden pressure Of the
flesh and smashing Of the tissues-s Instantly relieved
by kEgSEDY's RHEUMATIC LfNfhENT.
Ora M IL contraction Of the muscles caused by
sudden stoppage Of the nervous fluid which prevents
animal life having free nUws cured by few apDica
lions oi KESNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINiMENT.
BILIOUS collie Il caused by neuralgia In the
stomach and bdwels-take teaSpoonful Of kESNEDI's
RHEUMATIC LisDiEsT IN warm water every half hour
sOISE THROAT AND MOARSENEss
are caused by unnatural dryness OF the giandswet
piece Of flannel with kEHHEDY's RHEUMATIC LINMEKT,
apply II going to bed, and yoa will be we'll the
mEADACUE AND TWRORRING OF
THE TEMPLES Is caused by pressure from insensble
persplrations cured by few applications Of KRHHE.
DYs RHEUMATIC LINMENT
WEAKNESS OF THE RACK.-Follow the
direction in the circular around each bottle
II Is good for iOohachc, Earache, Swelled Face and
Inflammation of every kind. Every family should have
full supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, ROxbury
Mass Price 80 centa, sold by DAVID SCOTT, GEO.
MccoNYlLLE, W. II. uoULDING, and by Druggists
everywhere
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! Vie OF VALUABLE REAL

s NE OF VALUABLE REAL Els
on the premises, the 18th day June inst at ten
O'Clock la The orenoun If previously disposcd Of at
private sale that valuable property, situated ON the
souherly side of Winthrop street on Union Hill Wor-
cester, Mass, formerly owned and now occupied by
john f. Pond Esq., consisting good story dwell
M mousse large barn and Outhuilngs and some TWEEN
W ve acres OF orchard ami wing land. The land is
considered equal to in the Worcester ami
IS mostly in very high state cultivation Upun the
place splendid pear orchard humble ring some three
hunured standard trees embracing all the choice va
rcties The trees of large size and at least two
hundred and fifty of them of the Bartlett variety
from present appearances they will Weld this wear not
hunrred and htty apple trees of the choicest varieties
(mOstly Bnldwns) in fine bearing condition Beside
these are cherries peaches, plums Strawberries and
other fruits The place Is adorned with very largo mn
mher OF beautiful large sized ever-greens a grove of
forest trees buck thorn hedge numerous other or
nanenal trees There Is abundance excellent wa
ter upon the premises ana for hpaithincss and beauty
OF prosect the tuaton is OF the desirable in
the vicinity Of Worcester for gentleman of leisure or
business Also, opposite said farm the northerlv
SIDE OF winthrop street lot about twelve acres of
land nearly square. and bounded by Winthrop Proyi-
drhce and Haywood streets, respectivev There is upon
the land about 50 of Baldwin and other apple trees and
arrow OF Deautfu evergrcens upon the street sides of
the lot The land Is of SUPERIOR oualitv Stones To
the south, and II would be difficult to find more desir
aDle lot ior genteel residence Also adjoining the first
described property, excellent nastire contouino
about twenty-five acres enclosed mostly with good stone
walls abundaatly supplied with yer failing water and
so situated as to be easy of access through lane indie
pendent Of either of the first named lots
The above property will be sold MS n whole or in ono
or more OF the three parts herein described to suit the
wants of purchasers. ~ -
The premises can be at any time unon apncotnn
to 30, Pond ESQ.,. further Information NAV be
had OF Henry 5. Washhutn, Esq Worcester
Terms MADE kn9wn az The time and place Of sale
HEoDoRE MEFcILF asJ Jos nsSs 81 su Tstae
June 4, 1862. Davis P'' les
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Assrhe third Meeting the creditors of the WEST.
BORO' MANUFACTURING COMPANY, of Wcstboro,
IN said County, an Insolycnt Corpora ton Will be held
at the Court Of Insolvency at Worcester in said County,
on the tenth day June inst O'Clock in the fore
noon, which meeting creditors may be present and
prove their claims And the Assignee hereby gives
tee that his account OF receipts PAYMENTS and services
Tin dctai) in sald case Is file in the Registry OF
Insolvency at Worcester, in said county.
D. +. NEWTON Assignee.
juno 6, 1862. d3t+ lei
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A SCISSORS NOTICE = ASSESSORS

A SCISSORS NOTICE. - ASSESSORS
~ OFFICE, LIBRARY BUILDING, June ?, lsG2-Thc As.
SCISSORS of the city OF Worcester hereby notice to
the inhabitants of said city, and ali persons liable to
pay taxes thee that the office will be open from the
second until the fifteenth day OF June inst a. M
TO ~ NJ aud from to O'Clock tile val
uaon OF estates aid all person Liable to be in aid
city are requested t. bring in the Office true and ner-
feet lists ahe polls. and hcdulcs all the estates
real ana personal, tor which they liable to nav taxes
PERSONS oldg estates In trust whether miners NJ
otherwise are particularly requested ~ furnish thc Az
SCISSORS win statement, IN relation to such estates
Ihcr are also rcquesc To frmish the quantity Of land
they possessed ON TIM first Of Nav last With the ner
of acres or feet In each separate lot
1hc following enumeration may serve as a guide TO
assist inhabitants In making up their statemcnis
olls-numbcr II twenty years and upwards: real es-
tac money at interest; and other debts more than they
are indebted or pay Interest for; shar, stock In
banks Insurance companies manufacturing aud other in
corpOTated companies. with .he Of the corpora
tons public stocks and securities all kinds with
~ and without the state; goods, wares and merclnn-
disc, anh other stock In trades household furniture
exceeding thousand dollars In value; horses and
,rriages; income from professions trade or empoy-
ment, exceeding six hundred dollars.
Any person eisug neglecting TO furnish The Asses
sors with list Of all their property aforesaid WITHIN
the time specified, will be admitted make appca
ton Court for any abatement Of the shout
TO be made and no abatement will he made for tax
alton. SAMUEL. SMITH, ! As.essors
WILLIAM $. LINCOLN OF
ia LEVI BARKER. said city.
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i scriber having disposed of his business in this cty
s ana being about to re move 10 nelghboring town.
offers or SALE at auction without reserve his house at
NO. Il Pleasant street This house of modern STYLE
mas fourteen rooms lit by supplied with furnace
cooking range, bathing apparatus and is every wny
model house. he sale will be by L. b. LAMSON, SAT-
URDAf, June IA, at 10 O'Clock The premises can
DC examined at any time previous to the day of sale
Conditions liberal and made known at the sale
w.. 5000 ABRAM PEASLEE.
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N OTlCE.-I have been dGly appointed
Administration on the estate Of J. II. KNIGHTS,
late OF worcester deceased and have appointed LEWIS
IHAfER Esq mya ent to collect all notes and
due the estate, ana have authorized him to use my
name In collecting the same All persons indebe 10
said estate are requested to make immediate payment TO
him at his Office NO.-1 Central Exchange.
SAMUEL HAMILTON, Admir-.
Worcester, MAY I. 1862 d6t heodff mvil
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Auetr0ms.

A nJOURNED SALE-Will be sold at
~ Public Auction, the premises 1859 feet of Land
with the buildings on the same situate Old Market
street in Worcester The budinas consist one shop
formerly occupied by c. Pratt for mandatory for mon
uments &C. Also, one house convenient for one ten
ant and small barn. Said property will be sold on
WEDNESDAY, the llth day of June instant at 10
O'Clock a. m. Conditions easy and made known at the
time of safe H. r. LAWSON Anct,r
ie9 d3t - ~
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B. l. A w X E. CE & CO
NEW FURNITURE WAREROOMS.

II B. WRENC & co.
NEW FURNITURE WARER00MS.
j. Il. LAWRENCE
desires express his heartfelt gratitude to his friends
and customers for the liberal patronage extended
this city during the last twelve years. particularly
for the last three years, while he doing business in
the American House Block previous to january, 1851
where he was burned out. lie has formed a business
connection undor the name and style of J. Is. LAW
RENEE " co and has taken the New and Spacious
Rooms on the second floor of the
New American House Block.
directly formerly occupied by him. and has
furnished them with a stock Of
New and Elegant Glass of Furniture.
purchased from the best manufacturers in the state
Cash,no old bankrupt stock that has laid In store
best selected stock offered the public
ter and will be sold at the very loves prices for cash
The stock consists Of Rich Drawing Room and PnrlOr
varnish, upholstered in Hair Cloth. Rept Chale and
Plush covers; Marble Top Center Tables, rich Gold.
Gilt frame, with best French Plate Mirrors; Oak
Walnut Library and Sitting Room Furniture, in oil r
variish: Rich Oak, Walnut and Mahogany Chamber
Sets; also common do. all kinds oflow priced Cham.
Der and Kitchen Furniture; Spring Bed Bottoms. of
different kinds Best Hair Mattresses made order
also all kinds of Common Mattresses; Best Live
Geese and Common Feathers; Bed, Pillow and Boil
UPHDLSrE Terry GOODS OF EVERY KIND: Rich and
Common Window Shades window Fixtures, Tasscl
snd Cord; Picture Tas5el and Cord Floor Mats. etc
The above stock will be warranted good as recon
mended aud sold for cash at lower prices than the
qualities Of Furniture than be bought at other
house In Worcester county.
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED in neat and sub.
stantia manner All kinds OF old upholstered work re
covered and repaired. Old Mattresses made over. We
intend TO do first class furniture and shade business
and make customers satisfied that they have got
equiva' ent for their time and money
Call and examine our stock before purchasing else
where. j. b. LAWRENCE q co.
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M ANHOOD: -HOW LOSTl HOW

MI ANHOOD:- HOW LOSTl HOW
IVA RESTORED! Just published, In a Scaled Envel
ope. Price six tcnts Lecture on the Nature Treat
meut, and Ralcal Cure Of Spcrmat0rrhVa Seminal
weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility and
imnedments . MARI sc generally; Nervousness Con-
sumption, Epilepsy, and VI 81 Mental and Physical In
capacity resulting from reli-Ahuse sc ~ ROBERT
J. CULNERwkL N. D., Author the Green BoOt, se.
"a bnoN 70 THOUSANDS or SuFFERgns." sent under
seal In plain envelope to any address. post PAID -
receipt Of six ccnts two postage stamps, ~ Dr III
ass d&wissn, apl
I TON VERMONT CHEESE, Sage
and plain Of superior quality. this day received ana
for sale bv ID. -. ALLEN, No 8Front street
$40 az -
mo FARMERS = 900 bush. extra quail
nv wHfrE MARYLtND CORN. for sowing, re-
eeivea To-Day ~ W HoLBRooK & co,
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AotItes.
OPERAS -Trav,ata. Nor

STANDARD OPERAS -TravIata Nor
~ ms Trovatore, Sonnambula, Lucia, Lurezla ErnanI
and Don Giovanni. each with English and Italian words;
Martha, with English and Italian words each 49, ais
Don Giovanni Der Freysshntz Ernani Lucrezia Lucia
Somnambuia, rrovatorc ii Traviaia each Iiano Solo
81 These operas bound in uniform ST, and form
the most complete and correct library Of operate music
to be obtained sent, post paid. receipt of price, by
DlrnON & co, Publishers, 27i Washington treet BoS-
ton. diff fc7
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every and ulcer ofwhatevcr Kind nature exec
that has taken root Is perfectly and permanently
cured.
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NORTH BROOKFIELD SAVINGS

~ BANK N0TICE-At the Annual Meeting, une 2,
1862 the following officers chosen, have accepted
and been sworn VIZ: lresdent-Chas. Adams, Jr Vice
prestfcIfs Bonum Nyr, CaS Duncan, T.. Bate heller;
Trustees freeman Walker, q. u. ne@ing, Edmund
smith. hos. Tucker, A. 5. Edmands Timothy NJ DUN
can. Attest: HIRAM KNIGHTS Sectv
leo
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~ NEY LOST-Between Sonfh Wor.

40 cestcr and the Post 0flcc, probably near Clarks
FLOCK, Main street. last Thursday week. small pack
age containing porte mOnnaie with of money,
and card bearing the owners name. The finder will
be rewarded by leaving the same at this office
my3l dt
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-10-11
The Counterfeit 1OOsA

In our description of the new coun.
terfeit zoos, we stated that the defec.
tive lower part in the shield over the
sailors head was the most prominent
mark of difference. Before making
tho statement, we examined quite q
number Of genuine bills in tho Georgia
Railroad Bank, as we'll as the fifteen
counterfeits then before US. Since thon
we have seen several genuine bills,
which have the lower point of the shield
defective; 50 this turns out to be no
certain test. We noticed, however,
that tho shield was not as much to the
left as in the counterfeit; but, as we
said, it is no certain test.
We advise everybody to quit circula-
ting Confederate uotes Of the denomi-
nations of 500, $50, and $40, of the
Hoyer & Ludwig plate. Send them to
Mr.. Metcalt, of Augusta, and get inter.
est -bearing certificates instead.
This morning we saw u number of
new issues Of hundred dollar Confeder.
ate Notes on poor paper, poor engrav.
ing, and only n color Of ink. They
also had new signatures to the bills,
with which we are unacquainted. 1t
does seem to us that if Mr.. Memmin-
ger and the Confederate Congress were
trying to break down the credit of the
government, they could hardly adopta
moro ofectual method. This tri6ing
with and wronging the people and en-.
dangering the public credit is an out
rage that we don't know how to char.
acterize properly Atlanta Confsderacy
7h.
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From our Army in Northern
Virginia

There seems to be 4 general impress.
sion thar our own forces and those Of
our enemy in the vicinity Of tho Poto-
mac, are on the eve OF q determined
collision, This impression is strength
ened by the statement gathered from
passengers who came down on the
Central train from stanton yesterday
afternoon. From these we learn that
on Thursday last the enemy, in consld-
cradle force, advanced from Harper's
Ferry us far rs Charlcstown, shelling
that place from y point about II mile
and u half east Of the town. Ascertain.
ing that the town was unoccupied by
our forces, they moved up aud took
possession.
On Wednesday evening u cavalry
pickct3 at Murtinstu tell back, and
reported tho advance of q column of
the enemy on the Wi!liamsport roud.
The force Of the enemy in n around
Harpcr's Ferry is said to be very
heavy. The division commanded Ivy
Gen Geary occupies the Loudoun
Heights. 1t is supposed that their
main force has crossed. or intends to
cross at the Ferry. The force which
reached Charlestown yesterday is be-
lieved to be the advance Of their army.
From all accounts the condition Of
our army is excellent. The barelooted
have been recently shod by large arri.
walls OF shoes, and the commissiarat is
now abundantIy supplied. The strag.
giers have all been gathered up, and
the whole army is in buoyant spirits,
and confidently anticipating another
brilliant triumph Richm0nd Dispatch,
Oct. i.
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the destiny which IN arrogant "nd unprIhcl-
pied administration forces upon us.
1t is almost unnecessary to declare 10 you
that | adhered TO the Union amidst good re
port and evil report, suffering and danger,
while it was in my power To support II, ana
that. when my efforts were paralySed and my
VOICE s:lencud by causes beyond my CONTROL
| nave cherished the hope that all might yet
be we'll: but 1.-The last link is broken that
bound me to Il government for which my an
cestors fought and whatever may be the course
of Others, | shall feel it my duty to encour-
age the most persevering and determined re-
~sistancc against the tyrants and uSurperS OF the
Federal administration who have blasted our
hopes and are cruelty seeking to destroy the
last yestlge Of freedom among lis. If you
would save yourselves from II species OF car
mage unexampled in the history of North
America, but unequivocally invited in Mr..
Liucoln's proclamation let every man who is
able to fight buckle on his armor, and, without
awaiting the slow and tedious process of con-
scription, at once volunteer 70 aid in the stcug-
gle %noainst him, The race is not always to
the swift nor the battle to tae strong, and it
cannot. in the nature of things, BE- possible
that a lust God viii prosper the efforts OF a man
or 4 government which has hypocritically pre-
tended to wage war in behalf OF the Constitu-
ton, but now throws off the mask and sets it
utterly at defiance. Nodespotin Europe would
dare to exercise the powers which Mr.. Lincoln,
in less than two brieiycars, has boldly usurped.
He has suspended the writ Of ha6eaS corpus in
regard to all persons vino have been or may be
impri soned by military authority, ana thus de-
stroy a right essential to the liberty ofthe citi-
zen, a right which the mailed baroas Of Eng
land wrcstcd by force from King John, and III
serted in the great charter Of British freedom:
a right which it caused centuries Of contest to
engralt upon the British constitution; n right
for which our fathers sternly struggled, and
which is Incorporated in every American Con.
stitution. He has called armies into the field,
without authority according to his own ac-
acknowledgement, and has become military die
tator. He now claims the prerogatiye to abol-
ish slavery without our consent, and, If he can
thus take cur negroes, why may he not take
onr lands and everything else We possess, and
reduce us to u state of vassalage to which no
parallel can be found save in the history ofthe
Middle Ages. Tuos. "A. Il. NELSON.
Knoxville, Sd October, 1862.
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Counterfeit Confederate Money.

Observe the upper right liant corner of the
square or shield, in the hundreds, ffties, and
twentles. In the genuine this upper right
hand corner is Immediately below the centre
of the letter n, in the word months. In the
counterfeit it extends to the right of the let
ter n.
Again, in the hundreds, on the left lower
corner Of the genuine is a curved line or mark
extending from the upper part Of the ship an
Choir across the middle of the sailors right
thigh, towards his left heel. In the counter.
felt this curve or mark is left out. In Wig.
nctte the trees and animals are better defined
in counterfeit than in genuine.
In the fifties the centre vignette is a female
with her right hand on a safe door open. In
the genuine a knob is visible on the safe. In
the counterfeit the knob is not to be seen.
In the twenties, there is large three-masted
ship for centre vignette, with a small ship to
the left. In the counterfeit the small ship is
left out.
The square or shield referred to contains tho
words Receivable in payment Of all dues ex-
cent "Xrort dues"
ly,-s countcrfcitod are dated Sept. I'd,
.E, or the imprint Of Hoyer u Ludwig,
ia .'cnt.
-. are not prepared to distinguish the gen.
r... -" y re informed that the mechani-
... e., "a Of the fves is so bad as to render
It easy TO detect them. The signatures are en-
graved, not written.
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From the Army.

Passengers ly the Central cars, last
evening, give some additional informa.
ton in regard to the movements Of our
army, anu these of the enemy. The
straggler, had nearly all returned to
their different commands, and the ar
my is now reported in eNcellant con.
dition and spirits. The enemy, in
force, was at Martinsburg, with his left
extending to llarpcr'3 Ferry. Gen.
Lee, with q strong force, vas rapidly
moving toward, Mart,nsburg, andthcre
was every probability that Il dies, crate
battle was about to be fought. Per.
sons Of intelligence from WI. chester
state that Mcclellan cannot avoid an
engagement, unless he withdraws his
army across the river--a move which
it is next to impossible forhim to make,
as he was evidently being urged Tor,
ward by the Yankee Administrator
and the clamors OF the A%boli.ionists.
For him to retreat now, in the face of
an enemy who had thrown down the
gauntlet to him, would tend almost as
much to demoralize his army as would
a defeat.
1t is evidently the design of McClel-
Ian to land u large fore--probabIy raw
recruits--at Fredericksburg, with the
view Of retarding or operating against
the movements Of Goncra!y Lee in
that direction, and thus open the road
for himself to advance down the Val
ley. W. are confident, however, that
ample preparation has been made for
him even in that quarter.
Gen. Lee has already given too many
assurances Of his ability, aided by his
gallant army, to thrash the invaders
Of our homes, on any and every field.
for US to entertain fears or doubts now,
and we therefore feel warranted in say,
ing that, when he strikes, Mcclellan
and his "grand army will again be
beaten back in utter discontinue and
confusjon.-Richmond Enquirer, 4th.
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Destruction Of Salt Works.-The Yam.
KEGS have broken up the salt works at
St. Andrews Bay and St. Josephs, Fla.
A letter says:
The Yankees first came ashore at
81: Andrews under q flag of truce, to
ask if any armed forces were there to
protect them and being told there were
none, they returned TO their vessels and
got axes, battering rams, &C., and came
on shore and broke every kettle, fur.
mace, &c. and told our men if they at.
tempted to mako salt there any more
they would shell them.
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Eg- The New York Tribuno says:

ny The New York Tribuno says:
Rev. DR.. Bellows, who has but just
returned from Washington, made q
statement to lis congregation yester.
day that is likely, when known, to
create a profound impression through.
ont the country. He avcrred that the
only reason why the whole rebel army
in Maryland was not captured or dis.
persed, was because there was not sutfi.
Gent troops IN Washington to inter.
cept their retreat to the Virginia side
Of the Potomac. lie says Gen. Hal.
lcck makes no secret Of his disappoint-
mcnt at the response so far made to
the Governments appeal for troops
under the two last calls. The popular
impression hal an immense army of
fresh troops have reached Washington
Is incorrect. For obvious reasons we
cannot state the number, but if it was
known it would create universal alarm
and excitement. 1t is doubtful if the
losses incurred in the various battles,
from Cedar Mountain down to Sharps-
burg, are much more than made up by
the new levies that have reached the
capital.