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TPUBLIC-No. 14I.

AN ACT to establish additional post routes.
Be it enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States of Amer
ca in congress assembled, that the follow
ing be established as post roads;
CALIFORNIA.
From Carson, Nevada Territory, to Aurora,
California.
From lone City, via Lancha Plana, Power
ty Bar, Jenny Lind, Brushville, Salt Spring
Valley, CopperopOlis, O'Byen's Ferry, and
Jefferson, to Sonora.
DELAWARE.
From Townsend, via Black Bird, to Dea-
kynesville.
MASSACHUSETTS.
From Hancock to Lanesborough
INDIANA.
From Grandview, via Newtonyille, Buffalo
vile, Santa Claus, and Morgan HILL to Fer
dinand.
From Madison, via Brooksburg and Bray
ton, to Mount Sterling, and thence via Howe
and Mannible to Madison.
From Freedom, in Owen county, in Ind-
ana, by way of Arney, intersecting the pres
ent established route at Hanservlle.
From Harrison, Ohio, to Mount Carmel, In
diana.
From Ogden to Rushville.
From Sullivan, via Merom, Indiana, and
Palestine, Illinois, to Robinson, Illinois.
From New Point, (RoSsburgh Post Office,)
via Saint Maurice, to Clarksburgh.
From Waterloo City to Angola.
From Bremen via Hepton and Mllward, to
Leesburgh.
ILLINOIS.
From Metamora, via Low Point and Wash
burn, to Lacon.
From Touon via Elmira, Osceola, and
Neponset, to Sheffield.
From Shelbyville, via Holland, Accommo-
dation, and Mowkinson, to Freemanton.
MAINE.
From Wilton to Weld.
MICHIGAN.
From Frankfort, via Benzonia, to Traverse
City.
From Iona to Stanton.
From Middleville to Wayland.
From Miles, via Berrien Centre, Berrien
Springs, Eau Claire, Pipestone, and Sodus, to
Saint Joseph.
From Des Moines, Polk county, to Dalma-
nutha, Guthrie county.
From Decatur City, via Terrehoute, Deca-
tur county, to Eagleville, Harrison county,
Missouri.
MISSOURI.
From Perryvlle, via Brihe's Store and
Stamer's Mill, to Greene.
From the old depot of the North Missouri
railroad company, in First street, Saint Louis,
via the railroad track, through blocks two
hundred and thrty-four and two hundred and
thirty-three, and along Lewis street, as the
railroad has been located by the government
of the United States, thence through block
two hundred and twenty-seven, to Front or
Levee street, and along said track laid on said
street to the depots, respectively, of the Paci-
hc and Iron Mountain railroads.
MARYLAND.
From Fallston to Pleasantville.
From Berkleyville to Hampstead
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
From Union, via Wakefield, North Wake
field, Wolfborough, Ossipee, Centre, and Eff
fngham Falls, to Freedom.
From Greenfield, via Bennington, to An
trim.
NEW YORK.
From Bloomingdale to Brighton.
MIA. ~. D..
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE following ap-
pointments have been made under the inter
nal revenue bill.
New Hampshire. First district, James NJ.
Lowering Of Exeter, collector; and George
M. Herring of Pennington, assessor; 3rd dis
trict, Daniel Wheeler of Oxford, collector;
and Calvin May of Keene, assessor.
Vermont. First district, Joshua Poland of
Montpelier, collector; and VIM. c. Kittridge of
Fair Haven, assessor; 2nd district, Thomas
Powers of Woodstock, collector; and George
r. Merrill of st. Johnsbury, assessor; 3rd
district, Carlos Baxter of Burlington, collec-
tor, and Henry c. Adams of Grand Isle, as
SCISSOR.
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Wounded Soldiers.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug THE following are
among the sick and wounded on board the
Vanderbilt which arrived tonight from Rich
mond: i. Reed, 10Th Massachusetts p Ter
rifeld, 10th Massachusetts; G. II. Hammond
and w. II. Gould, 29th Massachusetts,; d.
w. Barnes, 32nd Massachusetts; j. Sullivan,
j. Terry and Jas. Oakes, 9Th Massachusetts !;
S. Hill, 10th Massachusetts; and S. d. Brig
ham and James Sullivan, 10Th Massachusetts.
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PUBLIC-No. IA.
AN ACT for changing the place for holding
the September term of the district court of
the United States'in the district of Maine
Be it enacted by the senate and house of rep
resentatives of the United States of America
in congress assembled, that the district court
of the United States now held at Wiscasset,
In the district of Maine, on the first Tuesday
of September of each year, be hereafter held
at Bath, in said district, on the same day in
each year.
Sect. 2. And be it further enacted, that all
indictments, suits, informations, actions, pro-
ceedings, recognizances of every kind,
whether civil or criminal, shall have day in
court and be proceeded in, heard, tried, and
determined in Bath, in the same manner and
on the same day they might be in Wiscasset
aforesaid.
Approved, July IA, 1862.
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BUFFALO, Aug. THE California line is
down west of Julesburg. There is no pros
pect of getting anything through tonight.
There is a great storm progressing west.
PoRT SARNIA, Mich, Aug. 7.-The brig
Geo. Laidlaw cleared to-day for Liverpool di-
rect, with 900 barrels of crude and 200 of re-
fined coal OIL
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PUBLIc-No. 1873.

AN ACT to establish certain post roads.
Be it enacted by the senate and house Of
representatives of the United States of Amer
iSeia dbvqp9gFess assembled, that, the bridge
the NlreS 90 he lawful structure froSlueu, ,E,,,
coIea ben sU Completed, co if constructed without
Worcester daily spy., 1862-08-08

NEW YORK, August 7-STOCKS arc active and higher;
pmeago ana Rock Island 6s; Cleveland and Toledo 4ss
LanaIa lJ0; Michigan Southern guaranteed 57R; Mich
gan central 62B Reading S. Harlem preferred 5 Hud-
s9 s 30 american Gold l4} Pacific Mail 10: Central
i is s1Aes 81 coupons $50; ves IA coupons S5a
skies Asa. ~ - N"'""N hV'eS iV04i hlssoufl
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l CHOICE COLLECTION OF IN

"a AS0 MUSIC Nearly 200 Pieces for 81 l,50-THE
HOAE yIRcLR volume of 2l6 pages contains 25 March
and Quicksteps. Al Waltzes 81 Pokas Schottsches
RcdowaS, Mazurkas and Polka Mazurkas, 2 Varso
vennes Oorlitza, Galopades, IA CotlOns and Quad
rifles, and Il Dances, Honppes Ec arranged for the
Piano Forte, the cheapest and best collection ever is
sued. Price plain CLOTH 81 on receipt ofwhch 1t
will be sent postpaid. Published by DlTS0N 81 co,
27l Washington street, Boston. diff Jyl2
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NOORE'S IRISH MELODTES-Wit6

AA Symphonies and Accomplishments, by Sir John
Stephenson, embelished with Portrait OF Moore, and
prefaced with ske ch Of his life and history of the
work. Price in plain binding 81 so; in CLOTH embossed
81; in cloth full gilt 81 Mailed, postpaid receipt
of the price, by the publishers, OLIVER DITSON n Co.
2T7 w ashington street, Boston. dtf au2
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N SCHOFIELD, M. d, New SCHOOL,

II, SUHUFTELD, NJ. D, New SCHOOL,
AAs Physician and Surgeon would respectfully an
n0unce to the citizens of Worcester and vicinity that
has removed his Office and residence to No. 50 Front
street, where he may be found to attend all
pecia attention paid to all diseases of females The doc
tor having had many experience In treatment
Of all diseases incident to this climate hopes to merit
a share of public patronage.
dtf
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CURE YOUR COUGH. - COMPOUND
~ Couch SYRUP, excellent article for hard dry
Coughs, Colds, Wh0opiug Cough. &c. Prepared by
DAVID SCOTT, 25l Main, cOrnef Mechanic street
iyl6 dtf
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The North Carolina "SoeereigEty Conyen-
tion," called 10 hurry that state into the jeff.
Davis confederacy, is still in existence. 1t
has been adjourned from time to time, with
out dissolving. 1t is now in session at ka-
leigh, unless ii has again been adjourned with
in a few days. Some of its late proceedings
indicate a great reaction in the old North
State that promises to crush there both the
secession conspiracy and the foul cause
Of it. A majority of the people of North
Carolina never were heartily in favor Of
secession. Theywere dragooned into it. We
print to-day, in another column, some ac-
count of recent discussions and action in their
convention, which indicate returning reason,
and warrant the belief that Il general and
triumphant revival of loyalty in North Caro-
lima will soon follow the downfall OF the rebel
power at Richmond, which will lead to res
toration Of the Union there, accompanied by
an adoption of the presidents emancipation
policy
The speech of Mr.. Gilmer, and the fact
that he could boldly deliver such speech in
that convention and be sustained by a majori-
ty Of the members, will arrest attention. He
declares that he is still an ardent Union men,
that slavery caused the secession conspiracy,
that he would gladly emancipate his slaves
to rc-establ;sh the Union, and that some
measure Of gradual emancipation is in
dispensable 10 the future peace and
welfare Of the republic. Many of the
principal representatives of the slave in
terest opposed desperately the proposition
to tax slaves; but they were ovcrborne, and
the tax was voted Kenneth Raynor showed
clearly what he is and always was by taking
foremost part in this opposition lie argued
that such tax would be horrible sacrilegc.
1t would be taxing souls, he said. 1t is rot
likely that Mr.. Gimer's scathing reply con-
tributed much to his comfort
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STATE OF FEELING IN New ORLEANs.-Va-
IiouS instances of insults by the female rebels
Of New Orleans to federal officers and sol
diers, and in one instance by rebel brother,
are given in the New Orleans papers. We
quote few Two officers entered DR.. Palm
er's church and seated themselves in a pew
occupied by a lady. As soon as they had set
tied themselves, she stood up, and, drawing
her dress close to her. left the pew to their
sole occupancy.
4 highly respectable lady was called to the
door hy the ringing Of a bell. She was met
there by a handsome officer in a neat uniform
with hand outstretched: aunt, don't you
know me? come as friend.' Here he
was cut short by the lady starting back, with
the declaration; Il know you not in that uni
form; You are no friend and blood of mine;
bcgone tbs Instant
On Camp street two brothers met: one
wore the garh of United States soldier. the
other that Of Il citizen. The soldier spoke :
Brother, have been on duty aud have not
had time to visit the old folks" The citizen
drew back-''You are no brother of NINE and
if You dare to visit our house I'll break YOUR
neck
On one occasion all the ladies refused to
enter the cars where two persons in uniform
were seated. The officers inquired the reason.
The reply was, because you are federal off
GERS. The latter, with laugh, assured them
that they were French not federal officers
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ONE OF THE Results OF Gov. Andrews
MILITARY ORDER.-A young man of the west
end, belonging to the Medford company on
receiving, on Monday morning, the sudden
call to join his corps and parade on the COM
mon, under Gov. Andrews call for the militia.
proceeded Immediately to the house of his
lady love to acquaint her with the unexpected
turn affairs had taken. She was not yet up,
but soon made her appearance, and in view of
his speedy departure on a distant and danger
Gus mission, consented to waive the usual
preliminaries, and become his wife. The
minister lived a few streets off, in a short
time the couple were united, and after brief
parting the young soldier hurried away to the
field. Since then the governors order has
been rescinded and the troops dismissed, but
the marriage bond remains unbrOkcn, and
Coy. Andrew and Stonewall jackson have to
dlVlde between them the responsibility of Sc
curing the welded bliss Of two betrothed low
ers some months in advance of the intended
period Boston Trareller
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THE NEWS FROM CoBlNTH.-Thc reports
from Gen. Halleck's army show that he ha.
compelled the rebels to give up their position
at Corinth, and fall back. They did not dare
to fight a battery at that place. TO what cx
tent he has stripped them Of their stores and
war material we are not told nor whether the,
are likely TO make good their retreat further
south. He was close upon them, and would be-
likely TO do them all the damage in his power
The capture Of Memphis and fort Wrigh'
will soon follow this success, and then tho
Mississippi river will be open from Cairo to
New Orleans. The people Of Corinth like Ct
majority Of the people in northern Mississippi
and Alabama, were not originally in favor Of
occasion Even after the state seeded
l1yllty was still alive at Corinth The fol
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\ SPONTANEOUS UPRISING - ZANEsvILLE
AHEAD.-One of the most remarkable cases
of the spontaneous uprising Of the people that
has lately occurred, was that of the Young
men Of GAINESVILLE yesterday At ten O'Clock
word was received that men were wanted
that the capital of the nation was in danger
The fire bells were rung and the people gath
cred at the court house to know what was the
matter. The word was given that men were
wanted to defend the capital of the nation,
and before three o'clock between three hun
dred and five hundred men were enrolled.
Court was in session, and the Judge an
nounced that it was adjourned sine die, and
Judge and lawyers joined in the movement.
In the town of Putnam, containing 1900 in
habitants, but three unmarried men between
the ages of Is and 80 years were left. The
mechanic left his shop, the lawyer his office
the Judge his bench, the merchant his store
and all joined in the movement. Nearly
three hundred of these patriotic men arrived
here last evening. More will arrive thi
morning from the same place. olum5u
! (Ohio) Journal, 27M.
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Superior Court-CrimsnaI Term.

FRIDAY, May 30.-In the case of the COM
monwealth vs.. James L. Leavens, and certain
liquors and vessels containing the same, the
jury returned a verdict that all the liquors,
consisting Of los barrels, were kept by said
Leayens, for the purpose of being sold in
violation Of the provisions Of chapter Sc Of
the general statutes of the commonwealth.
Exceptions were taken to some Of the rulings
Of the court, in the progress Of the trial, and
the case will go to the supreme court, at the
next September term.
The court then adjourned sine die.
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THE following names Of Worcester county
men appear in the list Of the killed, wounded
and missing of the I'd Massachusetts regi-
mcnt, which is in Gen. Banks division:
hizled.-Priyates Frederick Colyin of W.
Boylston, and Hubbard V. Smith of Athol
Depot.
IPounded.-Sergeant Harry 4. Crocker of
Winchendon, and private Addison T. Bradsh
of Royalston.
Mssiag.-First sergeant Theodore X Par
ker Of WInchendon, corporal Ansel A. Moul-
ton Of Fitchburg. privates, Billings Of Lu-
ncnburg, Charles Z. Bisbee Of Fitchburg, c.
II. Head of Ashburnham, David J. Orne of
Clinton, ''Tombo" (perhaps VIM. d. Tombs
of West Boylston), Samuel a. Mather of Mil
ford, Henry II. Higgins Of South Roylaston,
''Povey' probably l.. }, Powers Of South
Gardner), Charles BuXams, Edward o. Vose
Of Royalston, John S. O'Connell of Worces-
ter, James NJ. prescott, and Thomas Watson
of West Boylston.
DIR. Francis Leland Of Milford, surgeon of
the regiment was taken prisoner while at
tending to the wounded.
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IA, \ Gard to the ladies
DIX. DIPONCO'S GOLDEN PERInnicAL d


lulllloi" in correcting, regulating and rc,n, oil oh
a. preventive. ~ ''"' s'eCeSsIu
G9mnin"tion OF ngredicnts in these PILLS are per
al harmless heir cacv and merits aIe Laso,l mn
t practice Of ~, tiv yelrs; and where
GtoiS nave been strictly followed they have new
81 ma 10 rect az irregularities. They relieve main
H. ana Wintuit Menstruatiun (particularlv nj Tie
o VI tuel lhty will cure the Whites and ren,ove
an restrictions arising from colds, eXposre nv onI
cause ana may be used cCcesSfulIy ms nrsve,+i5
rfn,ales peculiarly situated, or those SURPRISING tho
seIE 50, are cautioned against using these liIis VIII
~ t4t condition, lest they invite miscar and Tic
PHe Or assumes no responsibility after this adnani
toi' altoug their mildness would prevent any
To- 3yaln; other" iso the Pills recommended mi
arH sNnlGi directions accompany each box Price Il
IA Vi1 ~ npTGGSte, ldsS by the fOownp druggists:
M M ~ so !, 81 Main street. JAMES GREEN III
Giai ' street and T. GOULDNGil 10 Main st. La
ucs, 3NEenqine byS to either otthe'' ADORE ageot
tnrVuSh lh B0rcf sitr"Post ONCE can have Tie niile
Stt tc"nuuentIl ~ mail, to any part OF the comfy
~ ~ p"SlaEt sold also by H. Il b3tj8efI Clinton
4 Y y. q Bfair, Warren. B. X DsLaAd North Hr o.
Hen ana II O. Heafg, Westboro' and by one Draeeis
very Fl!laGe nd city in the United States ana nv
u; 1--we, sole proprietor. New York. ~ - -
\ Is -lieware OF COuutericitS. Buy no Golden pills
VI any klhu unless the box is signed s D. Hove Ali
otera are Dase imposition and unsafe trrcto-e a Won
sa.ue your lirand health ito say nothing of being hmm
-tGu out ~ N1ur money buy only of th0, hH show
Ilc s!Enatufe Of \ D. Howe on every box which bas
oecn ADDED or account of the Pin, bcin" e. m
'0''''''" dlUm d9G
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ACCIDENT IN WINCHENDoN.-On Thursday
last, Onslow Gilman, employed in the pail
mandatory of Kendall & Mason in Winchcn-
don, had his left hand drawn between the roll
Ter and knives of planning machine nearly
to the wrist, completely crushing the flesh
and bones. In order to extract his hand, the
machine was taken apart. Amputation was
performed by DR. Willis of Royalston, as
sisted by DIR. Page of Winchendon.
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MR. ASA FIrz will commence a course oi lectures
before the Christian Spiiituasts in Hall No. 4, Me
chancS building at .! and y P N. to-morow .
Subject the second coming OF Christ Admission
cents.
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The court then adjourned sine die.

PRoMoTIoNs.-The following commissions
have been issued from the adjutant generals
office: list lieutenant Samuel A. Taylor, of
Ashburnham, to be captain; I'd lieutenant
Azariel Wheeler, OF Ashburnham, to be LIST
lieutenant; and sergeant Charles A. Parker,
Of Ashburnham, to be ID lieutenant, all of the
Massachusetts 2Ist regiment
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AT the recent prize debate at Yale College
of the freshman class in the 'Linonia" socie-
ty, the following prizes were awarded list
prize to Joseph A. Bent, New Ipswich, N. H.;
I'd prize to Jas. Brand, Saco Me-, and John
+. Dryden, Worcester; Sd prize to Sanford
S. Martyr, New Haven, and VIM. H. Drury,
Worcestpr
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L 7 : I \ G Z y ERTAK
HIS Comm Warerooms at 50 Front street where can
alWaS De ioand large assortment of Collins OF ali diff
teret KINDS OF patterns Mentalie and Walnut
oil an sizes Coffin Plates and Robes the pattern
ana material Residence 90 Front street. diff aul4
Mrs: fss H. Clark, VI. ID, Physician and suc-
ceslnl Midwife would announce the ladies of Worces-
Ter am vicinity that she continues 10 treat ali diseases
peculiar to females scientifically and successfully Com
sutaton free Office and residence 3O9 ain street cor
of Myrtle ar 100
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Have You Fought Yonr Clothes Vrinrerg
II so, you have bought too soon. CUMMINGS A.
SWALLOWS SELF REGULATOR is the Macbne
ABOVE all Others in mo altering screus for every
piece, and NO Iron RUST. A child can wiring vonr
clothes with this Machine, well an adult Gail
and see one in use at C. A. CUMMINGS Shop. s65
MAR street. opposite BriGley Hall. - -'0
Agents wantedin State, Citv and Town State
County, and Town Rights for Sale DIT f94
Draper. a. Clark, COMMISSION MERCHANTS ana
Dealers in Flour, Grain, Meal Grass seed Salt lime
cement Cacined Plaster Plaster Paris Ground OYSTER
smells ana Farmers Produce generally Also AGENTS
i0r the sale OF Cue ~ 'cr II aic ~ l.a Peruvian
duano, American Guano, anu Ground Bone
"a -, DRAPER d CLARK
ap5 diff Nos IS Il 81 Front ST, Worcester Mass
The undersigned would respectfully cali the Alteration
OF me pubic to his Coffin Ware Rooms open at No
Bangs Hiock, opposite the Court House. VIII, re will
ne found constantly on hand COFFiNS and CASK ETj
OF al sizes and patterns, made and trimmed with The
best material. Also Coffin Plates and Robes '10
Worcester, Feb 49, 1852 diff I'D
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Mrs BAKER Of this city will address the people
at Sons OF Temperance hall on Foster street, to-
morrow at 2! O'Clock P. IL All are invited TO at
tend.
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A letter from London states that there is a
strong probability that Madam Goldsmith
denny Lind will revisit this country early
next autumn.
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LoBSrERs are to be had to-day at Stubs hsh market
on Pleasant street. In any quantity, fresh nice, an
sweet lie bolls large quantities every Saturday M
those VINO wish can have them smoking hot Live on,
to be had II desired, Go to stubs
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MARROW ESCAPE OF GEN. BANKs.-As Gen.
Banks was passing through Winchester, and
murderous volleys were being fired from win
dows and house tops, rebel standing in
doorway sighted doube-baneled gun at
him. The act was observed by private in
the 10TH named John Clark, who, hastily
drawing a bead killed the assassin and saved
the generals life. The general subsequently
asked his name and thanked him.