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Excise stamps vance.

NEW York, Oct Thomson 4 Bros. COM
menced delivering excise stamps to day. The
line Of applicants. extended nearly one block
from their Office. The excise lev takes effect
to-day. SOFT
Counterfeit So and IS on Commercial Branch
Bank of Canada at CoIingswood, finely execu-
ted On green autographed paper, have made
their Appearance = -. ..sss..
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Ex-senator Miller, Of N. j., Dead.
NEwARK, N. J., Oct. 1.-The Hon. Jacob A.
Miller, Elk United States Senator, died ct his re.
sidence in Morristown, last night. -,
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Nnw.an.tsous for Congress.

C1scHsAr1, Oct. 2.-Col. John Groesbeck
was nominated for Congress in the first district,
and Jno. A. Gurley in the second district. by
the Union Convention held here to-day.
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Railroad Sold.

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 2-The Western Division OF
the La Crosse Railroad was sold to-day for ST.
800, 900, by order Of Judge Miller, of the U. S.
District Court, in foreclosure of land grant for
the first mortgage. Isaac Seymour f. p James,
D. N. Hughes, and N. A. Cawdrey, purchasers
in trust
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Brig Gen. Rodman Dead.
Providence, r. l., Oct. brig. Gen. Rod
man died on Monday, near Hsgeratown, of wounds
received in the battle of Anrietam.
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Later from Springfield.

SpR1say1ELD, No., Sept SO.-A highly respect
able and reliable gentleman who has enjoyed ad
vantageous opportunities for ascertaining the
number and location of the rebel forces menac-
ing our southern border, and who has been il
some of their camps within ten days, represents
that in Newton county, 8 miles south of CRANKY,
there are 4, 500 rebels, under command of Cof-
fee and Shelby. Seven miles west of Neosho, in
the same county, are 1000 under the command
of Gen. Cooper, brother of the Adjutant Gene
raj of the Rebel Army. Half of this number
under Cooper, are indians, Ill we'll armed. At
Pea Ridge, Gen. Rains has A, 500 men, and Gen.
Carroll 2,OOO. South of Forsyth, Just over the
Arkansas line, Gen. Parsons has 5000 more
Towards the east of this, is Gen. Mcbride, with
about 1000, and at Little Rock Holmes 10 rep
resented as having 1900 men.
The above figures show an aggregate force of
10000 rebels. Of these, "a, 900 are either within
the boundaries Of Missouri, or on it's southern
line. The whole force Is under the command of
Gen. Holmes. The rebels in all these camps
indulge in the confident expectation of winter
ing in St. Louis, and entertain not the shadow
Of doubt of their ability to do 80.
The conscript act of the Confederate States is
in full force in Newton and Mcdonald counties
All citizens of the regulate age are seized and
compelled to enter the rebel SERVICE or leave the
country. Many prominent citizens of these.
counties have fled to avoid CONSUMPTION. -
= Gen. Hindman 10 under arrest, arising from q
Misunderstanding between himself and Pike, the
precise cause of which does not seem to be IN
derstoOd. rls ,
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NEWARK, N. j., Oct. 1.-Two brick buildings
1856 feet long, portion Of an extensive patent
leather mandatory belonging to T. P. Howell
4 Co., was destroyed by FIRE this merning, with
large quantity Of knapsacks and leather. Loss
$75 ,0OO-fully insured sas-
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Steamship Vandsrbllt % be made War
..a rr Vessel. - =

New YoRK, Oct l,-Com. Vanderbilt is con-
verting the steamer Vanderbilt, which he lately
gave to the United States Government into a
man of.war. She will carry some IL guns of
heavy calibre, and will be the fastest war vessel
A6oat ---s.ars
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The Draft.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 2.-The War Department
has ordered Col. Darlington, Superintendent of
Recruiting in Indiana, to accept nine moths
volunteers as substitutes for drafted militia, if
the quota of 100000 is filled Immediately, to
obviate the necessity Of draft in this State on
the 9Th inst -'t y
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How the People take tsft.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA special says Eli
Thayer has received the applications of thous-
ands Of persons desiring to join his Florida col
onY.
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Lee,s Army Exhausted Again!

WAsH1sGrox, Oct. IA special to the Post
says Col. Jno. Cochrsne arrived to-day from
Harper's Ferry. He expresses the opinion that
Lees army is nearly exhausted and must re-
treat.
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The Cabinet United.

WASHINGTON, Oct l;-Oapt. sowel, of Nc
Clellans Staff, reached here this morning from
Headquarters Army of the Potomac, in charge
Of trophies. flags, &C., taken at South Mountain
and AntietaIu. gf .ag Sc
The difference of opinion among members Of
the Cabinet about the Presidents PROCLAIM alton
Of emancipation OF the slaves involving the re-
tirement of come of them and new arrange
ments in consequence, is pronounced imaginary
by those who ought to be best informed. i
The Commissioner of Pensions has made the
following additional appointments Of Examining
Surgeons: Geo. AcUook, N. D., Pittsburgh
Pa; hyron H. Harding, II. D., Lawrenceburg
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Com. Porter 20 command Misslssippi Flo.
: "a S tllla.

WASHINGTON, Oct. I'D. D. Porter, o. s. N.
has been appointed to the command Of all naval
forces on the Mississippi river with rack of act
ing Rear Admiral. The force under his orders
in vessels, guns and men, will be larger than
ever before under the command of any o. s.
Naval officer. His squadron will be distinct in
every way from that Of Admiral Farragut who
will still command the Western Gulf Blockading
Squadron, headquarters of which will be Psnsa.
cola. gag NA VIZ a.H st H+
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n the course Of conversation also, It appeared
that six or seven Of the gentlemen present fell
indignant that Fremont had not received q com
mand but there was no evidence of the exist
encs Of q factious desire to have him appointed
against the judgment Of the President, but all
were willing to wait the course of events and
the decision of the Administration.
As we surmised in the paragraph telegraphed
you last night, the Governors bad much to say
in the course OF their meeting concerning the
filing up Of the old regiments. They agreed
among themselves to do everything that lay in
their power to ill them up, but fixed upon no
particular plan for doing it. Some we're in ia
vor Of continuing and combining bounties to
those who enlisted for the old regiments until
they should all be filed, and others favored q
different plan. It was understood that each
would exert himself in his own State to achieve
the desired end in his own way. 1t was admit
ted that there were serious practical difficulties
to be overcome, but it was resolved that every
exertion should be made to overcome them.
The Governors went go far as to agree infor-
mally that they would heartily cooperate in
carrying out CONSUMPTION act framed for the
purpose of filling up tae old regiments, if Con-
gress should pass one. Their expressions on
this subject we're 90 strong that it is clear those
who delay to enforce the draft to supply the
troops called for, do so from necessity and not
from choice.
There was also conversation about Governor
Curtin's plan of having the wounded and sick
soldiers sent to the several States from which
they came, where practicable ); about an ambu-
lance corps, and other measures to promote the
comfort Of the soldiers; In word, upon all
questions arising out Of the war and its conduct,
both of small and great moment, there was
thorough interchange of opinions, and the great
est harmony of sentiment.
Some one having mentioned the recent infa-
nous leaders of the Herald, looking to militia
~ usurpation, the Governors expressed them
selves very strongly, and the united voice of
the meeting was that any attempt at such usur-
patton, by any general or civilian whomsoever,
should be crushed before it had time to exist,
and that, in order to give no pretext to, or OPP
portunity for, lligitimate proceedlngs,, the Pre-
sident should be sustained in oil things done BY
him legit;mately in the exercise of his functions.
r. ~ .-0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-29
HIGHLY IMPORTANT CURE.

TOT our years was afflicted with the most distressing
pans IN my head, bones, and stomach and a general
leelne OF soreness over my whole body together with
su3hHt anu trembling and fearful dreams, which net
o uhted me for the duties OF life but made life itself
burden. tried dozens of remedies without success
ana ialN applied 10 DR. Hill No ~ ain street, and in
rev Weeis by his new and expeditions System O treat
ment' ms affected cure. am now in perfect health
uu can uhuefgO great deal OF labor without pain
fatigue G. A. h. Nashua X II
TO DR. NH, 50 Main st Get, Worcester, Mass.
DR, 1. A llmL--!Jcar Sir-Words cannot cxpr IS to
you the gratitude feel is due you for the benefit have
received from your truly invaluable medicines: a. d
lnlnk cannot lully justify myself without pivnp this
small token Oi my uehd hip and esteem insumuch
YOU nave pecl my guardian angel In restoring
healtn, winch had long since dcsnairtd Of mad for
lohB Llne Two years. been troubled with that most
vi a! an con plants. Seminal Emissions, hich
W. ~ ~ ny ~ podN and mind that Obliged to
Enc ~ u" business and consult physician regarding
ny ,hsc' applied to the sO-callcd best physician In
ti"nHd e., 'ohhenced taking his medicines and con-
a., ~ ~ wv nonthS, without getting any relief,
had Iosp h",E' continued TO grow very last.
continue tnGtEl ,WPi!N pounds Of flesh and If
,nnih A. ia ms his highly Wanted spccifcs that death
tnId M H. ullcNe my sulefings. This phy stefan then
not y, n a NY ca twas iucurable that lad better
wi.n won nE Gn he lie said that was in decline,
ohtp, i'm ~ eI,u u consumption. then des aired Of
III, NV any rel f. and saw that unless somcthin was
win III, 'HaiEate inc cOmpl int, should he numbered
itbongbt a. Happen ng to pass yonr Office one day,
ang your Indian Vegetable NeGiciw March fhe lgth
Won "rf w. rough the benefit ting effects that truly
MOI ti m meulclne restored TO perfect health and sha
sufIerny crrVuonnehd II to any Of my friends that
,,, a5 iIom such or other disease ippinp This
VIII hhu } gu enjoying health ana prosperity remain
Foxberc, Inn. oo., four very afecti0nate friend,
j. wv V ,Jule 2sih, 1853 r. MILLS.
my case, as you see IT. '''' y AiIIs
70 90 ~ Il, =. IN, liotanic Physiclanl
10 am At Worcester. Mars.
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4 CASE OF GENERAL DEBILITY.

MIRA CLoUS CURE. About seven years apo l
dreadful tcnacity, resisting oil the sk Of h
ana the power Of medicines suffered constantly nom
pam III lhe heart; no appetite; part of the time tnn
weak to walk: night s@cas which reduced n o 10 a
shadow; Agonzlne pain in every Joint in MY body; cen
nappy wretch, and often prayed for death | cmnoyed
sA or elsht sci"ns, and have taken at east a
hoeSheao Of hanseous edicneS, one kind ana aoflI-
81 oGt 10 no good purpose grew worse every Gay
rInailN' went TO Dr. HILL who succeeded IN curing 2
when me patient is not required take nasty nedi-
CiSs.l was thoroughly cured in about three pcptls
Hu am now as well and hearty as Il buck | advise tEo
SICK 70 Qto Or Hill who will effect speedy care at
liiC price charged by other phNsicai no
hlthN meulclnes, ITO be well shaken before taken "
nv, -, ma, 49, JOHN TRASH Providence, x /.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-29
St. Anthonys Fire, Rose, Salt Rheum, scald
Head Sore Eyes

from Hauey Sichier Esq the able editor Of tim 9Tuk-
RdHhQuk Democrat, Pennsylvania.
our only child, about three years of a. e. was at
tackled by limpcs IN his forehead They rapidly pread
until they formed athsOme and viruleni sore hich
covered ms lace, ard actually blinded his eyes some
days skiiu physician applied nitrate Of silver and
other remeues without any apparent effect For ilteeT
DAYS we guarded his hands, lest wih them he should
tear The fostering and corrupt wound which covered
ms whole face, Having tried every thing else we had
any hope from we began giving your SARsAPARILLA and
apply the iQdide Of potash lotion you direct The
sore began to heal when had given the first bottle
and was well when ne had finished the second. The
Ch!d Nelashcs, which had ont. grew again. and
he is now as healthy ana fir any other Tie whole
nelghDOrhUud preliC led that The Chill mnst die.
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A CURE WARRANTED.

IN; HILLS MIXTURE is warrantcd to cure emissions
ana all diseases OF the lrmay Organs. Within the LAST
three Nvas upwards OF 1900 bottles have been sold in
i,nstoh; not sl1gc case be produced where ii
mas Ianeu 10 make quick and lasting Tits is mon
mere assertion but well known fact. which eau he
proved at any moment Dr. lill would not take This
method to make known the virtues this never IA hir
MAture were ii not to put the public their guard
against the humbuS preparations which advertised
DN certain aputhcCares Who know nothing OF the dis.
eases lich they pretend to cure, who the sake OF
making lew dollars, cndanger the e heal tn and CON
Stilut"n OF their dcudcd victims 10 all who are ctp
with private complaints, but especially to you who
have been duped by miserable defenders Dr. hin would
earnestly recommend fial ct mis- failing Mixture
never lais TO cure the worst in short time
WITHOUT regard to dict or risk Of exposure Ii is mild
Pleasant and safe to take lpGrifes the bloou destroy
Inc poison lurking III tic system and completely reno
Yates ana reneWs the constitution. Dr. hs Mixture
Il taken IN season. will prevent well cure the c, m
plants tor which ii is recommended: in short il is
only sure and safe remedy which has been discover
ca l9T me cure OF ali private complaints The price Of
Dr Huls Mixture is only SIS bottle, will be sent
securely packed ana aed to any part the city or
country when ordered, With the price enclosed Letters
lpoStpad) directed to Jr Hi Will receive promnt Mt
tenton All consultations are held in private without
O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-29
A SAVING OF 80 PER CENT.

After extensive practice of upwards of twenty
years. continues TO secure Patents in the Quilted states;
tries Caveats, Specifications Bonds Assignments and
all Papers Drawings for Patents executed on liberal
can and Foreign works to determine the validity Of uti
ty OF Patents o. Inventions legal other advice
the claims OF any Patent furnished by RENTING One
Dollar; Assignments recorded at Washington.
Patents Of ascertaning the patentabfv of nycntions
unsurpassed by if not immcasurabIy s1pe,ior TO- any
which can be offered them elsewhere. III. TestimOni-
'N Gf p GTG ia 6r FGG i MoS IKE Ss
and his SUCCESS Is TIE BF ST PROOF or ADVAN-
abundant reason to believe, and prove that at no
other office of The kind the charges pro essional
serber during the twenty years past has enabled him to
accumulate vast collection of specifications and of
neral decisions relative to Patents.
These; besides his extensive library OF legal me-
chanical works. and full accounts If patents granted in
the United states and Europe render him able beyond
question to offer superior facilities Tor obtaining Pa
All necessity of journey to Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay there here
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most capable and
SuccesJ@t practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse" CHARLES MASON.
81 have hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
g sarS, 6 epoy person 9te eopeten md trust
form to secure for them arly and favorable colsid
Grafton at the Patent Oflice.''
EDMUND BURKE.
.,,. D II Late Commissi9ner Of Patents;
cations on all but ONE Of which patents have been grant
ed and that is pending. Such unInstakcable proof
of great talent on his part leads to recommend all
Inventors to apply to him procure their patents as
hay may be sure Of having the faithful attention
' ''' ''''' ' " very J jt5a l" TRG Si1IS
During eight mon his the subscriber, in course of his
TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which was decided
in ms faUor,b the Commissioner OF Patents,
Boston. Dec. 2, 1861. deodly de-
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: CULTIVATED OPoRTo FRUIT.

EVERY FAMILY SHOULD USE
SPEER'S SAMBGCE WINE.
celebrated for its medicinal beneficial qualities
genuine Stimulan Tonic, IuretiC and SudUritc highly
esteemed BY eminent physicians and Of the first
families OF Europe and America.
As a DIURETIC
timpar:s healthy action to the Glands and Kidney
ana rinary Organs, very beneficial in Dropsy, Sou
EruptionS and Rheumatic affections.
AS 4 SUHORIFIC
II opens the pores and e&pells all impurities by insensi
Die perspration. thereby driving of EruptiOns and
system, and BLOOMING, SOFT, and HEALTHY condition
to the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
SPEEES'S WINE
not a mixture or manufactured article, nut pure
rom the Juice of the Portugal Elder cultivated in the
United States, recommended by Chemists and Physi-
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other Wire in and excellent article for all weel
and debilitate persons, and the aged and inhrm, i'm
LADIES' WINE.
because IL will not rtoxiCa other wines
tains mixtures of spirits other liquors. and is az
mred for lis rich, peculiar favor and nutrve proper
ties, mparting healthy tone to the digestive organs
ana blooming soft and healthy skin and complexion
ALFRED SPEER, Passaic, y. j
over the cork OF each bottle.
MAKE ONE TRIAL or THIS VINE.
"A. SPEER, PROPRIETOR.
VINEYARD at Passac, n. j. OFFICE 208 Broadway
New York.
For sale by GEO H. SPURR Agent for Worcester.
iGlS deOdlY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-29
Syphilis and Mercurial Disease.

From DT Hiram SI0at Of 81 louis Missouri
y ma Your SAfsAPABILLA a more eflectual remedy
for the secondary symptoms Of syphilis and syphitc
disease than any other possess The profession are
indebted to for some Of the best medicines have
From 4. French, N d.. eminent physiciaa Of oto
renee HdSS @ho is prominent member Of the legisid
t1Fe Of TdSSuchVSettS.
I'm AVER My Dear Sir: have found your Sarsapa-
ra an tNcelent remedy for syphilis both of the prim-
airy and secondary type, and eff i'm some cases hat
We're too obstinate to yield to other remedies do not
kno" what we can employ with more certainty Of
cess, where a pow criu Alternative Is required "
Mr. Charles 5. Van Lieu, Of Nee brunswick n j.. had
urcad III ulcers on his legs. caused by the abuse
curry mcrcuria disease. which grew more and more
algrvatcd for %earS IN spite OF every remedy OF treat
ent that could be applied until the peseyering OF
AYERS SARsAPARILLA relieved him. Few cases can be
found more invetate and distressing than this, and 1t
took several dozen bottles to cure him
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-29
Leucorrhea, Whites, Female Weakness,

are generally produced by internal Scrofulous Ucera
ton and very often cured by the Alternative eject Of
this Ssrsaparia, Some cases require, however in aid
of the Sarsapard, The stul application of local
edcs.
From the tceII knoWp and Uidely celebrated Dr. Jacob
AfortiH of Cincinnati
~ have found your Sarsapara excellent alternative
in diseases of females Many OF Irrpgularity Lem
corrbea, Internal liberation ana local debility, arising
from the scroiOus dathesis have Welded TO H. nn3
there few thnt do not when its effect is pr0perly ai
cd by local treatment " ' w
lady, unwilling to allow the publication of her name
writes - 80 ' ''N =
my daughter and myself have been cured Of a very
deDltatng LeucorhGa OF long standing, by two bottles
Rheumatism. Govt, Liver Complaint, Dyspep.
STA, Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
when caused by Srroula in the system are rapidly
by this Ext Sarsaparilla F'''' '"''"
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:, ".
Washington, d. c., lS62.

Apply TO our associates in
New York-kICHAR., G. ELLIOTT Attorney and
Counsellor, No. so Nassau street
BROOKLYN. JOSEPH II. PRAY, Attorney and Conn
seller n 349 Fulton street.
seor ~ Yum
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DENSION, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
Il WAR CLAIMS, AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY
STEWART, STEVENS, CLARK 81 CO.,
Attorney ana Councillors at law,
No. 450 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Washington,

This firm having thorough knowledge ofthe Pension
business and being familiar with the practice in all the
Departments Of Government, believe that they can If
ford greater facilities TO Pensions Bounty and other
claimants for the prompt and successful ACCOMPLISH
ment OF business entrusted them than any other firm
in Washington They design 10 such an amount
of this business will enable them execute the bust
ness for each claimant VERY CHEAPLY, and on the
basis Of our pay CONTINGENT UPON OUR SUCCESS
IN EACH CASE For this purpose they will secure the
services OF LAW FIRM IN each prominent locality
throughout the States where such business may he had
furnish such with all the necessary blank al app
cation ana evidence and also requisite printed PAM he
Instructions and upon the due execution of the papers
and transn ission of the same to from our Local
Agents they VIII promptly perform the business here
Their charges Will be G1fY@1EN DOLLARS FOX OF
FICERS and EzT@FlYE DOLLARS FOR pRIVATES
for each PENSION. or BOUNTY and BACK PAY Oh
talnedi and ten per cent. on amount Of CLAIMS FOR
MILITARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR lDEMNITY.
BR Soldiers enlisted since the LIST day of March, s6
II any kind OF service. MILITARY NAVAL, who are
disabled by disease wOunCs entitled TO Pensions
All Soldiers who serve for years - during the war
should close, will be entitled 500 Bounty If
there be 10 widow then the minor children, then the IA
Their mother brothers sisters entitled as above
JOSEPH b. STEWART,
II, J.. STEVENS,
EDWARD CLARK,
0. A. STEVENS,
4 n
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NEW ENGLAND FANCY DYE
Az WORKS
Cor. CrumbuT a. Chapel SITS, Hartford, Ct.
Worcester Agency, at
Mrs. r. c. DUNLAPS, No. IlO Main Street

All kinds OF Goods aoored as follows:
MOnday-Rlsck Brown. and Drab.
observation-disclosures, Magenta, and Maroon.
Wednesday-Straw BOunets in all cOlors; also Maza-
rne Blhe, Azurne Blue French Blue and all shades Of
Green
Ihursday-Black. Brown, and Drab
Fridav-Cleansing and Bleaching OF all kinds Of goods
Lace Curtains we keep square by a frame.
Satuiday-CrmsOn, Pink. Scarlet and Lavender,
Grape Shawls dyed in all fancy colors
WIN. ERnIMANN, Proprietor
P. s. Having given to Mrs. r. c. DUNLAP the
Agency OF our business hope to please the pubic by
such arrangement Each Saturday the goods Tor color