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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-08
Xyae TuaE.

Rev. G. A. W. Wood has so far re-
covered that he expects to preach here
next Sunday, an.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-08

Our Governor will in few days
issue a proclamation appointing the salue
day for Thanksgiving in this State.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-08

GRAND LIST FOR 1871 Hon. Geo.
Nichols, Secretary Of State, furnishes the
following statement Of the new list -
Real estate acres, 5,l25, 5G3 ap.
praised at ssl,554 1875 90
Personal estate appraised at 20.46s, 80 %
One per cent of which is $1,000 $50 Ga
Add. Polls 60, o96 at 81 each sl3so52
Less deductions 1898
-- sl35,4I4 90
Dogs 1871 at 81 each, 1871 90
Making List for State taxes, $i,l72, il5 ca
The List for 1870 was
Real estate 5,l2Ies3 acres, ssl 0,3es 90
Personal property above debts, 81 ,55542s %
One per cent. Of the same, i,025,55s 81
Less deductions, 2453 81
List for State taxes, i,l76,3l4 II
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-08

Haze iarJs and aiiraoiiss liusn,.
best Dre'' God, ooa'prniis,
rHIBETS. EMPRESS OLOrHS q.
TINES. MERINOS. FnEySs
POPLINS, ALPAUAS
BLACK aud cULORp
ail-EOO., FLAlE
REPS, TJSS
ny,ps iOrLlM
STUCK OF FANCY GUUDS.
TRIMMINGS aud MUKS.
It'd GOODS UR Ll.
ERY DlSCKlP-
TON.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-08

There is no kind of business hut what shcuH
have some kind OF system to % pre
fttble as we'll in farming
any other husiess. Every
farmer should take
an Invoice
every
year ~ know
whether he has lost
or gained VIII CHI is net done
very often think. lu that wayne
will know better VIII at cruIse h TAX,
the next year. Hoping all will try and SELF
we cannot make some Improvements ADD
drip the old long-winded way Of din!
business.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-08

EAI.L AND WINTER GOOD,
SECOND MAMMOTH srocv
NS'S ePeHily IN yrsai sy,,.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-08

Hare a larye stock of Flour uv,,os
before the ateaace ri'ch / pM n, :
customers 'he beaeh Of.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-08

aud there lie no use Of doing business vts..
some kind VI system. The old way ofrunins nm
should play cut for tho benefit Of ali eonesnT
both for buyer aud seller That you ali Is.sS
we'll as |.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-08

Shall hereafter max great distinction I, -.
for cash. II sold ON time prices, will d,c,ur, H..
cent. II paid within 10 da,s No uills l, m, ~
months without settlement II they sb,p's y.
must not complain you receive a s,at,nss; y :
your account, Knowing on the start my tenn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-22
Gb 4ap Spy: aornser, Guesoag Murnng Sngus g. 1871.

Arrangements for the reception of the Grand
Duke in New York are almost completed. He
will stop at the Brevoort House, and it is pro-
posed that he shall visit the navy yard and West
Point, and participate in the excursion up the
Hudson. There will also be a grand reception
and ball at the Academy of Music, where Pages
great picture of FaTagut will be given to the
prince as gift to his father, the emperor
The word syndicate" which has been for
long time in use on the London stock exchange,
promises to become, through Secretary Bout,
Wells recent arrangement for disposing of his
new loan, also current in this country. We see
it everywhere said that a syndicate of bankers
has been formed who have agreed to take the
remainder of the first 5000 600 900 of the loan,
and dispose of it among their customers. The
word evidently signifies combination or clique,
and originates in the mercantile usages of the
continent Of Europe. The officers of the va
rious companies of guilds Of tradesmen are
there called syndics, and the whole body Of
these syndics, united, is syndicate. The APP
plication of the term to temporary partnerships
of the leaders Of banking and stock iObbing
operators, such as those which have heretofore
been known among us as cliques or rings, was
easy, and syndicate will hereafter doubtless take
its place with bull and bear as an integral
part of the slang of finance
The London Daily News is informed that the
proposal to defray the legal expenses which eX-
Gov. Eyre incurred in defending himself against
the prosecutions to which he was subjected sew
eral years ago will be opposed by every means
which the forms of the house render possible
The proposal is said TO be wholly unexpected,
even by some of Mr.. Gladstone's own col
leagues. AT the period of the prosecu-
tons, Mr.. Eyre's friends, following the ex-
ample of Mr.. Mills committee, raised large
sums of money, and upon this ground it is con-
Tended that, even if other and far graver con-
siderations are kept out of view, no necessity
whatever for the application which is now made
can be said to exist. The attention of parlia-
ment will also be directed to the fact THAT no
dress has ever been made, and that compensa-
ton to her for the grievous losses she sustained
in consequence of the illegal execution of her
husband, and of the injury done TO her private
property at Cherry Garden, has been distinctly
refused.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-22
miscellaneous Items.

The New York Fruit and Wine Reporter saws
that $1,000 900 pineapples and 125,000 punches
of bananas have arrived at that port since the
opening of the season, about the 1st of June.
The English High church newspapers have re-
newed their attacks on Queen Victoria for wor-
shipping with the Presbyterians Will in Scot
land.
Cheering reports of the prospect for republican
success in the California election are given by
the Sacramento Union, which expresses the
firm conviction that nothing but series of the
most stupid blunders can prevent a republican
victory by from four to six thousand majority.
California democrats are puzzled. For two
years they have been insisting that the fifteenth
amendment gives the suffrage to the Chinese
and they have none of il. Now their state Mat
form accepts the fifteenth amendment, and they
are wondering how they shall parry the jokes of
the republicans.
The Gazette of Madrid publishes summonses
issued by the judge charged with the inquiry
into the assassination of Marshal Prim against
four fresh accused, one of whom is Col. Soils.
aide-de-camp of the Duke de Montpensier. The
duke and his two secretaries, MN. Esquivel and
and Latour, are likewise summoned, but only
as witnesses.
The Eastern Budget learns from Constantine
pie mat Russia has asked permission of the
Turkish government to be allowed TO send one
of her war ships, now stationed at Athens
through the Dardanelles into the Black sea. IL
Is Shd that the English government has advised
the porte to comply with this request, although
Russia did not allege any reason for making IL
mysterious affair, says letter from Rome.
is at this moment engaging the attention of the
questorship. The young Coen WHO was taken
from Jewish family in 1865, and baptised suT
reptitiously, under the name of Stanislas. INT
was restored to his parents in October last by
order of Gen. Cadorna, has again disappeared
There is little doubt but that he has been a sec
ond time the victim of some clerical intrigue.
A Paris paper of Aug. says: Senator Hen.
ry Wilson of Massachusetts has run away from
England, TO escape the dinners and receptions
with which he has been overwhelmed since his
arrival in that country, and is now quietly en-
Joying life in Paris. He may be seen any day
on the Bouevards or in the places where Amer
leans most love to congregate, and, with his
long, white hair, and fresh, rosy complexion,
is as much an object of attention and interest
9s he is in the corridors of the capitol or on
| Pennsylvania avenue.
A cable dispatch TO the Russian legation. at
Washington, announces the sailing from Cron-
stadt OF the Russian imperial fleet, with the
Grand Duke Alexis, Sunday. The squadron
| consists of five vessels of war and tenders Sc
lected from the royal navy by the Grand Duke
himself, with the special view of bringing into
American waters representative Russian
squadron portion Of the fleet win probablv
arrive at Sandy Hook about the first Of October,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-22

it; this experiment, of course, has refer
ence to torpcdoes used for offensive war
fare. For all practical purposes, the most eff
cient form and size for the cases seem to have
been perfected and it now remains to so con-
meet the armament with theiofiensi}e vessel that
no harm shall come to that vessel. The force
and accuracy of the work OF the torpedo may
be partially comprehended, when tits explained,
that, as now worked, the launch bears down
with full force upon an old wreck lying in the
harbor, and, when close alongside, the motion
is stopped, the torpedo run out from the bow,
under water, just beyond the keel of the at
tackled vessel, and in an instant the latter craft
is flying in the air, shivered in ten thousand
fragments. The great difficulty now TO be over
come is the danger of injury to the attacking
vessel and this seems likely to yield to the inn
proved appliances being made. The arrange
ment for obstructing harbors, and preventing
hostile vessels from entering are equally perfect,
and the United States may now look with COM
placency on the naval preparations of the world,
resting secure in her own strength for offense
or defense. YMLA.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-22
fCORREsPoNDRNCE OF THE sPY.l


NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 81.
Between Newport and Fort Adams, on Goat
island, is situated what, during the days of the
Revolution, was, doubtless, considered a
Stronghold" and which is known as Fort
Walcott. However useful as a means of defence
for Newport harbor this primitive fertilization
may have been at the time in which it was bnilt,
the very fact that the ruins of such historical
station are so near to this resort of wealth and
fashion has been almost forgotten, and
Fort Walcott has, for some years, been GEN
orally omitted from the list of objects of interest
to visitors in and around Newport. Beyond
Goat island loom up the gray granite walls of
Fort Adams, now considered the strongest and
most efficient defence on our coast, and second
in size among the United States Notifications
only to Fortress Monroe. The interest in Fort
Adams has increased with the measures adopted
by the government for adding to its strength,
until it is but natural that the older and almost
useless fort should be nearly forgotten as point
of military and national interest, and, conse-
quently, but seldom visited by Newport's guests.
Lately, however, Goat island has become an
object Of a new interest. The United States
government, profting by the natural advantages
of the island for the purposes required, as well
as by the readiness with which the old walls
and mounds of the ancient fort could be adapted
to the uses OF such service, has, for the last
few years, maintained, on Goat island, a torpedo
station, the only station for this branch of SER
vice that is connected with our national system
Of defences.
The interest in the manufacture and use of tor
ped0es, both for offensive warfare and for Oh
strueting the mouths of harbors and rivers has
increased to a high degree among nearly all the
principal governments of Europe, especially
since the close of the rebellion in this country
and it is not unlikely that this destructive means
of warfare will figure largely in any
future national contests where the naval
service Of the opposing forces may be
| brought into conflict This interest has espe
cialiy been manifested by the government Of
| Turkey, where the best mechanical talent in til,
empire has been engaged for the service, and
the sultan has manifested the deepest concern
III all the details Of the work. From the very
nature OF the case the manufacture, and exper
menting with, torpedoes, become, in all the
more important aspects of the question. a Sc.
cret service; but it is known that the sultan
has, in addition to his personal interest and su.
pervision, commanded shat the aid of all tbe
important branches Of the government he LEM
to this new service, and has also ordered that
tour full lne-of-hat5e ships be given up to he
destroyed in testing tbe power and efficiency OF
the torpedocs. This latter feature is an expen
siye one which our government has not seen e
to adopt, but the interest felt by the nationa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-22

The Emperor of Brazil has allowed himself TO
be interviewed" if London letter recently
published in New York paper tells the truth;
and we have no reason to donbt it. In fact, the
conversation, as reported, seems to be authentic.
Dom Pedro appears to have been powerfully i'm
pressed by the difference between Brazil and
England, in the matter of mechanical aud in
dustrial enterprise. He professed to see very
clearly that his empire must have "the quicken
ing influence of prosperous manufactures and
extended commerce." if it would rise to more
influence and importance. He is right on this
point. Brazil has great need of these agencies
OF prosperity and power; and, so far as concerns
geographical position and natural resources, no
country in the world could make them more
useful, But, it is not certain that this inouiring
emperor is yet able to see clearly what is re-
quired to bring them into existence and keep
them in operation.
Education was made a topic, during the inter
view; but Dom Pedro seemed not to understand
learning is very important. People, he thought,
might become intelligent without studying
books or going 10 school; and those who desire
education, can get of the priests all that is need
ed. Here is one Of his thoughts on the sub
ject Zone of your American or English news
papers is a whole system of teaching in itself
Those who are not yet able TO read it, can moi
fail to be largely influenced by the immense
national activity of which it is mirror" II
would be more to the point, if he would point
out now 1t is possible to have either the news
paper or the Immense national activity, without
education Brazil is almost entirely destitute
OF both. Not many OF her people are capable O
producing either; and such learning as NAV be
obtained Of her priests, can do little or noihing
to change them in this respect. In fact The
priests of Brazil, as a class, need the SCHOOL.
master nearly as much as the people A few of
them probably, are well educated in matters
pertaining to their profession; but a much
larger number are very ignorant.
If Dom Pedro really desires to improve the
condition of his people and create the inteni
gent industrial activity which he SO much GOV
cts, he should begin the work by establishin
an efficient system Of national education. II
must allow himself TO discover that this is in
dispensable to success. 1here.is no royal roa
to national prosperity and greatness any NOR
than to learning. After visiting England an
the United States, he would do well to go agai
TO Portugal and Spain, and study the eonditio
OF those countries. They were never eminen
as manufacturing countries; but they had som
commerce in days when the methods of tlli
department Of industry were much ruder tina
at present; but they have been thrown ont b
the education, the superior science, of otht
nations. Ignorance, in those countries, pr
vents development and begets laziness, althoug
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Written for the Spy.)
Keep.

Keep TO the right, the law directs,
Keep from the world thy friends defects,
Keep all thy thoughts on purest themes,
Keep from thine eyes the notes and beams
Keep true thy deeds, thy honor bright,
Keep firm thy faith in God and right,
Keep free from every sin and stain,
Keep from the ways that bring thee pain.
Keep free thy tongue from words OF Ill,
Keep right thy aim, and good thy will,
Keep all thy acts, from passion free,
Keep strong in hope, no envy see.
Keep watchful care Ger tongue and hand;
Keep firm thy feet, by justice stand,
Keep true thy word, sacred thing,
Keep from the snares the tempters bring.
Keep faith with each you call friend,
Keep full in view the final end,
Keep from all hate and malice free,
Keep strong the love of liberty.
Keep firm thy courage bold and strong,
Keep up the right, keep down the wrong,
Keep well the words of wisdom's school,
Keep warm by night, by day keep cool.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-22
Help for the Nervous.

Where is ii to be found? cries the trembling victim of
nervous debility Not in the tavern dram; that fires up
the circulation for moment AMI is succeeded by col
lapse. Not in purgave pills, Lenten diet but in
nvgoran and restorative in which the tonic elements
are united with gentle aperont and Alternative properties
When HOstetter'5 Stomach Bitters was introduced
nearly twenty years agothis important object first
attained This peaceful and active vegetable specific is
as justly celebrated for its of diseases
for the absolute certainty with which relieves dyspep-
STA and bliousness The hot weather toward the close
OF summer generally aggravates diseases of nervous
type, creating degree offeebeness which Is beyond
measure distressing. Under such circumstances rally
the bodily energies with of Hostetters Stomach
Btters. OF all toncs it is the satisfactory in its
operations and the least exciting. 1t braces the nerves
up to their natural tension but not beyond there
no reaction 1t has other properties, however, than
those of nervne and blood depuren and moderate
aperen is superior to any other medicine the day
Fraud, however, Is on the alert. The celebrity the
original medicine has given rise to of counteres
and limitations. Examine the label and the fac SiIe
the signature of the firm; that the spelling is all
correct, and thus make of the genuneness of the
article you buy.
p. S.-Hosetter's Bitters are never sold in kegs or
barrels, but IN bottles only d&wlw aul7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-22
Down the Narragansett, II.

Old Fort WnIcOtt-The Torpedo Station
How European Powers are Experiment.
ing with TOrpedOes-AtteInpts 10 Dis
cover Uncle Sans Secret-HOw TOrpe-
does were made during the Rebellion
An Inventors Offer 10 the Government
Mystery Connected with the Service
Description of the Works at Goat island,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-22

IMPORTANT NorCE.-Dr Hall, who has discovered
the of and how to e5ectHaHy every OF
sTAAMERIHG, and who advertised to be at the Lincoln
House in Worcester Monday last has been obliged
postpone his visit until "WEDNESDAY, the 23d Inst Those
who afflicted with the habit of Stammerlng, Stutter
ing any impeachment in Speech should fail call
the Doctor, he is the only person in the United
States who and does CURE this terrible habit No
charges until the patient is perfectly satisfied. The
Doctors treatment is unlike any other used, and
has failed him in single in all his practice
The most cured in short time and all
warranted. Donot fail to call soon the Doctor Will
remain but few days. Remember the Doctor will be
at the Lincoln HOu,e the 23d inst, where addresses
of those afflicted can be left The best of testimonials
from those he has cured. Consultation diff aulS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-22

Edward Bayer, Esq, Horton Kings Co.. N. s., writes
that an astonishing cure has been effected his daugl
ter, by the of JoasOnS nOdyns LRaent The whole
spine became diseased she lost the OF hes limbs and
taking cold after having been nnocuated for the kline
peck. She is now well.
We pledge our reputation the assertion that any
educated physician, after careful examination of the
recipe, Will say that Parsons ParQdtiUe Pills possess
more merit than any other pill offered for sale.
au2l deop&wlw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-22

their position other things being equal, would
naturally make them foremost in mechanical
and commercial development When he has
faithfully studied the present condition of these
countries, and pondered as wise man should
the facts which explain it, he can go back to
Brazil better prepared to do for that country
what so much needs to be done. He must be
wholly destitute of fitness for his task, if he
does not change his views of the importance Of
education. He must abolish slavery and edu-
cate his people, before he can have among them
the science, and ambition, and the skill that
will develope the resources of Brazil and make
it eminent for industrial activity.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-22

IMPORTANT TO THE LADIRs-It is said that ladies
who are troubled by pimpes saowness, moth patches
ring Marks &c, may obterate the evidences of their
modification, and add immensely to their personal
beauty, by the of article being sold by our
druggists, known as Magnolia Balm. We should think
such a thing would be very popular.
aulO deopHwlm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-22

The law passed by the last legislature, con-
corning the dutyof the state board of health,
toward slaughter houses and "nOXious and
offensive trades" went into effect May 9. Peti-
lions, under the law, have been presented in
large numbers since that time, and the members
of the board have been busy in the considera-
ton of the cases presented, all OF which, it is
stated have been acted on. The premises com
planned of have been visited, in every case, and
parties interested have had an opportunity to
present their cases in the best possible light for
the consideration of the board. Most of the
cases have been those of slaughter houses and
bone boiling establishments.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-22

DYSPEPSIA DESTROYS THB TEETH, unless its effects
are eounteracted by that pure vegetable tonic and
antiseptc, SozoDoNr. No bodily disease impair
them II this andOte to all corrosive elements that act
upon the enamel is regularly applied. dau22,25 au22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-22

TRY THE DOLLAR REWARD SOAP" in the bath; it
leaves the skin COOL smooth and soft and used you
will never do without it for this purpose
CHARLES +. MOODY Il Co., Boston,
au22 dit Agents for New England
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-22

ONE HUNDRED SAFES, new and OLE, of varions kinds
for sale at MORsE's Safe Factory "a Sudbury street
Boston, First class bank work made to order
deDnIat
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worcester Gas Light company.

worcester Gas Light Company.
COKE.
This CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FuEI for Manufac
turing purposes and Family use is now offered 10 Tie
Prices: - -e A'eu"esN
one Ghaldron of So bushels. ...............S5OO
In quantities less than half ChaldrOn is Cents per
bushel. ~ ~'' PS'
Payments may be made, and orders fortsdeliyery will
DC issued only at the Office OF the Company No. Bank
Block, Foster street, up stairs.
REPAIRS, dc.
Irregularities or failure Ofsupply OF gas sloul he renor
ed and applications for service pipes and meiers may he
inade at the Repair Room, 80, Cromptons Block Nc
chanie street W stars, al la
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-22
Flowers Preserved,

Wreaths, Crosses Bouquets, and Cut Flowers, pre-
served orders can be left at Mr. Geo. Sessions corner
front anu Irumbull SITS, l.. H. Bgeow's book and sta
lionery store, 2Sg Main st., and with W. W. Cook, at
Tanters Greenhouse dtT lao
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Spettal A0trees.


Patents Secured.
Reissues Extensions, and Foreign Patents procured
Intererences conducted; all kinds of business with the
PATENT OFFICE,
Transfers Of Rights and Patent Gases attended to- by
JAMES G. ARNOLD, Worcester, Mass.
OFFICE No. 266 MAIN ST.
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