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The True Grounds of Confidence.

Whence comes that firm reliance that absolute un-
doubling faith in the efficacy of Hosetter's Stomach
Btters remedy for Indigestion bilious disorders in
tenltent and remitent fevers which VIGOROUSLY pre-
walls in all parts of the United States? This confidence
has been growing for twenty years. and is still extending
1t is not the result of creduy; 1t has been engen
dered by human DEVICE but is the spontaneous and
natural consequence Of experience. What people see
daily going under their own eyes they cannot Ques
ton. When families in unhealthy districts that resort
to this wholesome vegetable tonic as a preventive
escape periodical evers and their immediate neghbors
who neglect that precautOn Frustrated BY the dis
ease, how is It possible that the phenomenon should be
without its lesson? In like manner when seen that
obstinate cases OF dyspepsia of liver complaint of con
stipaton Of nervous weakness of general debility
yield to the operation of the famous remedy, how can
even Incredibly itself withhold It's endorsement Eve
witnesses Of the sautary effects the btters are to be
found in every civilized settlement on this continent
The thousands upon thousands who owe their restor
ton to health and strength their preservation from
sickness to its extraordinary medicinal properties are
enthusiastic in it praise. The muHtudes who recon-
mend it in neighbOrly way TO their friends and ac
quantances, as well those who make public their
estimate OF its virtues always ready to state their
reasons for the faith that is in them They have all
either felt or witnessed its benehcent operations
ii d&wlw
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MONDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1871.



Congress asSeuloies 'o-u"S' Hnu WIN uhu
plenty OF work Already prepared lot us au,htlon
The senate among o'her Inl'i-S' mas me uu'y o.
acting upon TWO OF 'i,'ee l""'''eu appointments
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-04

Southern democracy" has exhibited some Of
its Specimen bricks" lately, in North Carolina
and Georgia. In Georgia, they control the legis-
lature, and having determined to hold an irreg.
ular election for the choice of governor, they
have postponed the collection of all taxes bur
the poll tax, and this will be six dollars PEI
capita. Ofcourse it must be paid by each voter
before he is allowed 10 yote and as the freed
men are generally poor, it is believed that most
OF them will fail to pay the poll tax, and thus
be excluded from the polls Here is a special
contrivance for confirming the bust
ness Of voting, as nearly as possible to
Southern gentlemen" In North Carolina, the
democratic" legislature has under considera-
ton bill to "make breach OF contract, in
agricultural la5orers, msdemeauor," which
means, of course, that every working man in
that state, who shall leave the employer who
hires him, shall he indicted for misdemeanor,
as if be were guilty of petty larceny or some
other crime Of that grade. The bill makes no
provision for Furnishing planters and other CAPT
talists who may withdraw from contracts With
laborers. 1t is mantle that labor relormers
are more needed in that quarter than anywhere
else in theeountry.
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NEW YORK, Dec 2.-The bank return for the week
shows gain in of nearly s6OOOOO which is "a
offset however by an increase in liabilities that the
surplus is impaired little over half million
dollars The banks to quite confidently upon
the continuance Of the treasury disbursements Of com
ana hence we Mud an increase of abJu. 81 600 900 in
loans. The averages show the the following changes
from last week; in S9l3 200; increase in
specie 81 IS 800; decrease in legal tenlers 81 $50 OO
Sl74JO.
\ Washington dispatch states that the treasury will
dtsburse S20,OO0UOJ of coin in payment of canceed
bonds and will receive $40 900 punt OF outside
subscriptions to the loan.
The gold market has been little fr1ner and retains
the advance The prices were alternately il0A and
HOY FOR cash gold per cent paid for carving
The gross cearancgs $500 600
state bonds were neglected, the only business of note
being few saes Of south Caroinas at 81 a. 33L Tho
cas- bonds are strong; Connecticut 6s 6i > bid and
Rhode Island Is lGg bid
Governments were steady and closed as follows:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-04

Hon. A. H. Stuart of Virginia has come for
ward to counsel the democratic leaders relative
to the next presidential election. He thinks a
new party must be formed to be called "the
constitutional party" provided a portion OF
the republicans can be induced to join it. His
consolatory remarks on the condition and pros
poets of the democratic party are reported as
follows:-"He says the recent elections have
shown that if the southerners 30 into the con-
test under The present democratic organization,
they are doomed to inevitable and disastrous
defeat Mr.. Stuart proposes council Of those
interested, which shan assemble at Washington,
next month, and do what it can to yet an OBJ
seryation Of The political sky aud determine the
exact latitude and longitude of the political
estrays, wrecks, and fragments, that seem to
him TO be floating about without moving hope
fully in any definite direction. In these he
hopes to find materials foy constructing his
constitutional party"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-04

BatcheIOr'n Hair Dye.-flhs superb Hair Dye
is the best in The OrldPereety harmless teabe ana
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridicnlds tts
or dsagrteade Odor The genuine Wm A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces iBlMfdjdieig splendid BLACK or
Natural Brown: leaves The hair clean, soft. beautiful;
does moi contain particle OF ltaa or any injurious com
pound Sold by all Druggists; Factory IL Bond ST.. n
q III
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-04

In Shrewsbury, Dee 2, Henry Baldwin, aged B3 yrs.
Funeral mt his late dnce, Tuesday Dec 5t, at one
O'Clock NJ Relatives and friends are invited to attend
without further notice
In Aubirn, Dec Of consumption, John Sibley. eld-
est son OF stephen ana Charlotte Sibey, aged yrs
mos l6 days.
Funeral services at the residence of his atlier In Au,
burn, Tuesday, Dec g. at IL O'Clock NJ. Friends and
relatives are invited atteni without further notice.
In Holden, Dec l, pe' Gyms Peny, aged % yrs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-04

An ancient Assyrian book has been translated
and published in England. A great number of
The Old books Of Assyria have been collected in
the British Museum Each book consists of a
series Of very fine clay tablets hard as marble
on which the writing was impressed, the cunei.
form characters being used. The translation of
these writings has been a study of Oriental
scholars and archaologists. The book now
lransla'edis entitled ''The History of Assurbani-
pal King Of Assyria, B c. Cos to s26, and Som Of
Lsarhaddon." We find the following account
Of itin the Book. Buyer
"lt is entirely translated from the cnpeieorn,
or arrow-headed records, imp essed in CLAW cyi'
lnders, and now IN the British museum. broncbt
from NlDeYeh. The text OF them is printed in
the volume, and is accompanied by an Dterli1car
translation BY Mr. George Smith. These annals
mention the conquest OF Egypt by the Assvrians
under Lsarhaddon and his son, and rive the
Assyrian view OF the history Of JerhaI,ab. Ne.
cue and Psammuthis. In the affairs of Asia
Minor Gyges and Ardys ings OF lydia occur
ahoiding point Of contact with the Greek his
torians, and proving the historical existence of
acteT"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-04

Sufferers from rheumatism, &C.. be advised, avail
yourselves of this likely the last opportunity of
visiting Prof Mac, at the Lincoln House. Lady
sufferers and patients read advertisement in anoth-
er column.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-04

Tbs Utica Herald, speaking of the execution
of students at Havana, and of the usual charac-
teristics and doiDgs Of the Cubans, has this
truthful suggestion I've nav well hesitate
before we purchase or annex territory, howev-
er inviting and desirable of ITSELF encumbered
by such fiery and vindictive inhabitants They
wouldilly harmonic with institution, and No.
tious like our own, and could hardly fail to give
us more annoyance even than the kulllux organ
ization Of the southern states"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-04

ne Mexican authorities, having anuulled the
lease Oh me Lower California company of MAJ.
LII. Lower California, and declared that
r X, were sent 70 Alagdalena TO drive ont Draire
5'.,.sy aha Others connected with the Lower
S1alllornla company. The American scbooner
brentwood Of New York, which was loa5ing
WIZ VI ore Hia' and fhe American sloop Alien Of
See ore, Nnis1 was sen BY Dekay from MAJ.
si'al4 ila' ltg aad 40 papers. thev eom
Nm ai4ce lhai vas MOI a uorr al entrs
Dssat's parry have arrived q, San Deco. sH'''
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nIEsf

In this city. Nov 80 by R'v Rush r Shippen Geo &c
Boswell and Ella NJ Pcnnman, both of Worcester
In this city, Nov3O, by Rev I ST John, Enos 4 Gard
ner and Mrs adelaide Homer, both of WOlcesterl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-04

NEW ENGLAND 1--WE sTArENT.- irst class rail-
way mortgages are attracting more han usual at
tention among all classes of investors The rapid
increase of business the great economies introduced
in the management of our railway interests by the
consolidation of our leading lines, assure beyond
doubt the safety and value of such securities No
rUiroad in the eastern states is more fortunate in
its location and more certain of large and protta.
bic business than that which connects Portland on
the east with ogdensburg on the west by rail
communication, over fifty miles shorter than any
other between the lakes and the Atlantic.
The Vermont division of the Portland railroad is
the central section of this new trunk Iine and its
bonds arc in great demand by those who are seeking
some absolutely safe security into which to convert
their 5-2O's and other high-priced bonds
Abbott viii sell personal property for r. r. Mil
Ter, in Millbury, this afternoon at one O'Clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-04

a large and enthusiastic mass meeting of eli.
zens was held on Friday night at New Orleans
for the purpose OF eifecting a reform and re-,
trencliment in the administration Of the o;,,,
government. Speeches were made by nroni
Gent citizens aud resolutions adopted FH''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-04

United STATES currency s................... ll38
HE stock market has been very dull with a hrmer
tone Early in the day, when money was very active
ana in demand at per cent in gold the market was
weak but without essential decline. As the d4y bro
crossed money was to be had at per currency and
this fact encouraged ouyins to some little extent with
mon at the very close being again quite active the
market sagged and left of dull and without feature
Stocks closed as follows:
l. Central x Hudson River consold. ......92k
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y ;. BALDWIN, Sec'y. est


Reissues. Extensions and Foreign Patents procured
ncrerences cOnducted all kinds of business with the
PATENT OFFICE,
Transfers of Rights and Patent Cases attended to- by
JAMES G. ARNOLD, Worcester, Mass.
OFFICE No. 1903 MAIN ST.
al2 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-04

DR.. 0. Fitzgerald, cl-irvoyant physician, will be
at the Lincoln house next Tuesday, Dec 9TH, and
may be seen there during the remainder of the
week
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-04

DOMESTIC MARKETk
CHICAGO, Dec 2,-flour hFm and IN fair demand
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-04

H. W. Denny & c.. advertise for man to carry
ont goods. Apply is office.
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gSaibtu9ton, 26. 2lpril. - Der @enz
Jus ergtebt, OaB BON oen l09, 1919 GinWobr
ncrn gSabin9ton'S 60,039 III oenScr. Stdaa
ten uuo 1887 in anbCrcu HdnOcrn gcbos
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lano.
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uGditeu SonutGge ltatt.
Der ViorbproSeB 9cgcn Soratio Solitcr
mcgeu @rmoroung oeS SounD 9ameS pnrbe
9siiern iortgeictt. Die Sutblibt8ung iuhtc
III bclueiicn, OaB Der gln9ctagte III SeIbitucrs
tbeibigung gebanoclt babe.
Der Gbru. Or. Morris bonn ,FcabpbD
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mar bic @eid)idte Der Scr. Staatcu mdbreu0
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bat $3.50, 900 gelotet. Die YlGue baSu bat
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Die Gurotorcn Der GnIalt fnb bic SO. 5.
81. Carlisle, Gas. 6. Saa, Geo. ". 0tia0S
unb u. SpSc. auBcrNcm itebt bieiclbe M,
ter ciusm aus 0amcu bciicbenoen 9irelto.
RUM.
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rolf beablittigtcu oemiClbCu Dor ieiuer Ibreiit
nod 9eutidlGpb Elm groBcS Abi9ices. Diner
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gtcw 0Orf, 26. April. - Ser 3ms
pea6ment BroScB gcgen ben @Oup, Butler
BON 9tebraSta bat cine ionberbOre y9enOuug
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genuartg rciit Der @oupernelr I'M Stnotc
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gclcarapbtShcs Slacrlet.

- Die Yolisiitsu III Gettgsbur9, 3d., be-
baupteu, baB iie ben Sorreiter, ben muthmab.
lid,cn DtDr6er gtat9dnS, arretirt bobeu, uno
oaB oas slusieben bss Geiaugcnen gons tem
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id)eu, SaB Seante tommeu nnO i'm ioenttft'
3ireu m0htcu.
- Su einem Gbcbru6sproSeFe in Detroit,
Dsid., CAB 9fi9ter Upon pOr9e1ern ba8 lrs
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pslben bcSiebt uuo pclIdnois peroHeutltdt)
spatefe &abelberi6te.
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uno Gotbringer in @aris.
Die Bropiant. ,3ufubr fir Yaris ab9cihnitten.
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Die Ginfiinfte Der ,,Gpmmune." )"
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Sic rbmii6e Srase.
ar csIfSfftr unb epthrinaer n 4arie

garis, Ulontag Diittag. - Die bier ler
be1oen GlidiIer uno 2otbrlnger llnb pom Wti'
litarbieuit befreit, mofiir iie iid) Der beutiden
8esicruns, ,ueldle ibnsn oisie ersmption per-
id,aiit hat, iebr 5uln 9anf perpflidtet fiiblen.
: Die 05ben pon Wontnartre fno NIT gu.
idauern beosdt, tpelde 3sugeu bes groBen ar.
tilleriesO Oueas lein mollen.
4a .,Ipauss s.Iiusbebuusen.
Den mdSnliden @iupobneru TN Alter BON
10 bis 40 Sabren III pieberbolt nnb unter Nm
Srobuus triess9eridtlider Seifrafnns bic
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Dcmtibe nnb enslii1e Shnle.
6. asnapp, 7..,z
Gde bnu SnIlipanIfr. II. cranaessflleb.

UuE BuI UuIIIUU9fIt' " %IHIEBe~ NI6g.
es pirp1 son slubli esbretn poatdnbigcr Sleaf=,
Sprahr, Surribs, @eiauys unb 3eiajnens lnttrrpt
io5is In SiapIsrIpicttn; aui Bcrlansen psbratIuer
iInterridt IN uerinitoenen 0laieu. Glr peibltde
arbeItsn III cine eebrcriR ongefelt. Nlit Der Sduie
III eile 6urns Alltait uerfEipi and ueroen SNnler
In aoit uno So9is genomnien.
Wdbsre 4astuait ert9gil Der YrinSipol ber anialt,
&. Knapp, Gde BON Spaioap unb Sran9esGuep
(Sar.,fS
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Sattimure
Gire 9nlurance Qfaret

easpef. See BON Soutb. NH ssatsrfir.,
peribertpdbreno gcBen Sulut ODER Sdebtn ourd,
8rinounaliI ioru1briu ocr Staot, lUe I'M eanos, 0le
qrten ood @tgentburJ Seobnr, 9doen- mo g9darens
Sduier, SanoclsgIttr, slierbouprooutte, Diooeln,
Sau51trGtbidaitcn i'm Sau bc9riiicnc ooer i'm Saicn
In Sd0ung OcVabltbc NobrSeu9c II. !. 10.
Tas Stecfturium beiicht duS ip!acnccu 5erren:
g4 m. o.. Slrrtion, Rrdtbent;
Geo. u. 8tdcrs, 25n. 8. 8rnRe,
q. I3 9tlriIs, s. D. &apn,
Sauto .. gJilur 3.Robt Seniin6,
Soiub YeuniuBtOn, 8. Morton Stttuart
iSranctS G.. 9ilg; D. q. IttlUcomGr,
Sluu Gl.rroa Srpiue NprUis,
R q. Steuart, u. ". Gaplpr,
Ssyncl Soben.
Npplltatiousz Tormulure mo mciterc Had,ribt lber
bic &renitat Uiro in Der Siicc, Siouellzgic Uou
Soutbz uno gSater IT,. rrtbeil NO aud ale gluttrd9e
iofort erltoigt Derbcu. 8triihuun0en lueroeN aut
trgluo cine 5rth an9cnoTnitn iutl9e oSr IpplttGnt
plllbcn mag. ...,fe
(Sa1t,tS.) .. 6F. sSopctpurth, GER.
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Or. q. 8. Girnnt.

Rr. 2s, Rpre,9ibertpitraie, Baltimore,
uln 500 Straie Jaben, Ucnn Gngbrhtigtct, 9ufts
robreniSntsltnbgng, be9nnenoe Sdlluntin6t, aurss
o.6niotlit, Btrluit OCT StiHmc, 9atlrrb nno ole
qsioen bes &alic5, Der gun9c, Der Sarliuese, oes
S(utes, Der Saut, Obreuiauitu, 9uepepie, s8oiicrs
mAt Sdnonbotoen, RbeamHtsmus, SirOpbEln,
turirt. gBer nil bier Tnidt on9tbren 2et6cn btbats
ret III, ioute uid,t peraefIcii, an Dr. Grant aue
mSasn er SsnGt "Sg Die aranttr bet IGe IinS bsi
9iuGt (Aprl27191
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MRnrh n1h SSlutfttnnhe

0artiorO, 26. Nprll, ,-3m DbergerIdjt
uon 2ithiicC 50. Gout., lulu6e bcute Ser6drs
bigc 6rcScrit paQ i6uloig beS MorOcS I'M
erIteu @raoe erIannt @r bate an l. WfdrB
ictnc Goncubiuc Qoriia 6id)arbiou in 8ar-
ren, nit mll1cr CT ptgen beS SiiuocnlobHcS
in Sneit gcrietb, btrbIi get6ctet ST leote
ein @eltdnOuib Der Chat ab, bcbauptstc abcr,
BON Der &i6aroiOn ;utrit nit ciuem Dieiicr
angegriHCu uorOeu 5u ictn.
@Or bemidbcu 8eri6t beganu 9citcru Der
8roiCB wioer Socl g8. BcrtinS aus Gorn'
mali, Der bciAnlOi9t it, itiue 6 SOdltCr Su
blutitduOeriheut llmBau9e geSluungcn uuo
bic nit ibueu crStugtcu SiHocr crmOrSct i'll
ba6eu. Ole 8lutitDauOe 8eitcbt Bertins Su,
uid,t abcr bic WorOtbatcu.
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Die ,bobeH (sontrnislfpn.

va lbtng ON, 26. Mpril. : Nidtcrpoar
hat bic en9liiden Wait9liecer Der ,hobeu"
SoumiiIon eingelabelt, Dor ibrer 9tbreiie nad)
Gnglano Soion ;n beiu6en. 0ieie babell
0ber aus WlQngel al 5eit abaelebnt.