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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-23

LAND SLIDE NEAR SANDY HILL.-A
dispatch from Sandy Hill states that a
heavy land slide occurred on the railroad
Friday morning just as the first train was
coming from Glens Falls. The train
could not pass and was delayed until the
dirt was removed. A gang of men were
immediately set to work. The track was
cleared last night.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-23

OH WELL.-The Oil City Derrick says
@. B. Button of Burlington, Vt, has COM
menced a well on his tract of 100 acres
lately purchased from Squire Kinaear.
This farm is about four miles southwest
from Oil City, on direct line between
Sandy and Driftwood, and will doubtless
prove good oil territory.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-23

FERRIsBURGH. - From Ferrisburah
Center, last week, there were shipped 1885
pounds of cheese, of r. Parker, Jr's
manufacture, and 1925 pounds of R. P.
Satterly's make.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-23

500 ,a1.s,.a Ss L. p mihn ...,.n. bs q
sure time than any other physician, more
shectuaIly and permanently, with less restraint
from ocupstioD or exposure to all weather, with
pure and pleasant medicines.
SELF-APUsE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and-conses. uences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATION
Incident to married and siRgle ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
nercariai affections, eruptions and all diseases Of
he SKIN, ulcers Of the nose, throat and body,
3imples eD the face, swelling of the joints, ner-
vousness, constitutional and other weaknesses in
Youth and the mere advanced, at all ages, Of
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE Oh MARRIED.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-23

Mr.. Gladstone is a noted pedestrian.
His last feat in that line was walk of
twenty-six miles one afternoon.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-23

1t is estimated that 5000 pianos were
destroyed in the Chicago fire, besides 81
100000 worth of other instruments.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-23

Circulars containing testimonials sent free 10
all on apple ttion. For sale by druggists gener-
ally, sent 20 any part of the country, securely
packed, upon receipt Of the pIlce, one dollar a
bottle, by the proprietor.
Henry & Co., Wholesale Agents, BurIing ton,
Vt.
DIR. C. c. ToPLIFF, Proprietor,
octl4d&wu Baskerville, n. "a.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-23
Read the following testimonial /:

BosTvN, Mass, Oct. ], 1871.
Dr. ToPLIPF- Dear cir IL had a severe tI0u-
bic with my throat and lungs. " hIca troubled me
exceedingly, and L had almost despalrec OF get
ting relief when L told of your syrup Of
Tar which tired with the hest OF results, a. L
am now quite well My cough has l-fJ me. and
the sorrness has dlsappeared as II by mage. /
write you this. that otf err may try il and he
benefited, as can recommend It 10 all.
w. H. BOW MAN
Iva Cambridge Street
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-23
DR. T0PLIFF'S
DISEASES OF 1BE THROAT AND LUNGS
Such As
CURES ALL

RECOMMENDED BIZ. THE Brsr FHTs1crAs..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-23
.hh DoLLAks WILL BIZ

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70 The LADIES.

DR. Y. z. IOfLl
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-25

A TEXAN HoTEL.-One of the exhibitors at
the recent Texas state fair al Houston, gives
an amusing account of his experience at the
hotel, which illustrates the crowded condition
Of the tayerns AT that tune: "When 1 got there
l just said, Captain, wrote you about six
weeks ago to save me a room; hope you have
done So Certainly, haye-waiter, show the
gentleman to No. 81 I'm blessed if there
wasn't forty others besides myself in that same
apartment, and when they went to undress at
night the room looked like an arsenal for every
man mad knife and six-shOOter or two. NV
partner had an immense pistol, which he cOolly
LOOK OH and placed in bed between us Say,
stranger, says !, If had to carry thing like
thaf, blamed If ! wouldn't put it on wheels
Guess II choose 10 wear il it's uobody's hnsi-
ness he replied. Well says l. Is ali of his
artillery company in this roomP About half
the occupants were changed every day. and
could tell every new arrival the namber of his
room as soon as ] set eyes on him. 'Holio
colonel just got inP would say. 'Yes--tnsi
in, aud lucky enough 10 get room What's
your numbel 2 | would ask. 'Ninety-one.' was
sure to be the reply."-,S. Louis De6ocrat.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-25

When plant or tree begins 10 decay il must needs
die 1t cannot be revtazed. Ruit is not SO with bu
man heihsS' \ human ruin can be renalred strength
eheu restored though brown loaf or withered blade
Oh grass can neyerhe mao grcen again. In the autumn
OF me- or even iniis WINTER when nature seems to be
ewing way under the pressure years. 1t is still possible
refo The progress Of d6oy, and to lend to age more
IMAM It's wonied uigoF. As means Of promoting ti,
ohlect ho'1eiter's Stomach Htters Is enthusiastically
The most potent al all rcstoraycs 1t viii not make the
"u young, but Il WIN prevent lessen or sooh the in
hrlhiilcE which are the usual Accomplishments of the
ueche OF ite For debility and lack Of nervous power
from whatever cause arising it is the medicine that of
m others before the w0r best deserves the name Of
speclhc In purity, in inyigorating properties in its
adaptation 10 weak stonaohs and feeble ORGANIZATIONS
mas no competitor among the TONES of the pnarma
eop'Via, nor among proprietary remedies Besides its
strengthening principle 1t possesses Alternative and rcgu-
Iatng properties q: the highest order and as an anti
BILIOUS medicine is far preferable any of the prepare
lions containing mercury. Time has shown that for
physical decay nervous debility dyspepsia bilious dis
orlers and Intermittent fever Iosteter's Bitters is
remedy without rival This is the season of the fail of
the leafi let it remind the oil the feeble the sckly to
nyigorae and regulate their systems with this great
vegetable tonic and Alternative dEwlw n23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-25
The Charge Against General schencl..

The Charge Against General Schenck.
A London newspaper few days ago, called
attention TO the fact that a mining company,
asking subscriptions to its stock in London
among the names of its directors announced
that of Hon. Robert c. ScEenck, the minister Of
the United States to Great Britain. Allowing
his name to be thus used the paper in question
thought grave error, and expressed the opin-
ion that he ought at once to withdraw from
position inconsistent with the dignity of his
diplomatic office, and which might possibly tend
TO impair the respect and confidence which the
representative Of a great nation ought to guard
most jealousy against even a suspicion injuri-
Gus TO the national honor with which his own
is for the time identified This opinion was
courteously expressed and allowing for the ira
ditional British practice Of reserving diplomatic
positions for the aristocracy, who regard com
mercial occupations as plebeian, there was moth
ing in it that need surprise or offend any one.
But some American papers improve upon this
hint, and ,mand Mr.. Sehcnck's instant recall,
on the ground that he has disgraced his govern.
meut by proStituting his official influence to pro.
mote a commercial speculation
tits possible that Mr.. Schenck's conduct in
this matter may be utterly indefensible; but it
is certainly premature and unjust to assume
this on such meagre information as has yet
been made public. The company of which he
is said to be director, is the emma silver
mining company" with capital stock of e.
100000, in shares Of twenty pounds each This
capital represents a mining property in Colorado
or one of our other territories, which Professor
Siliman certiGes contains a powerful" vein Of
silver ore. The directors offer half of these
shares to subscribers on terms which they de-
clare 10 be easy and advantageous, and express
their confidence that monthly dividends at the
rate of eighteen per cent per anuum will be paid
10 stockholders. Cen Schenck's name un-
doubtedly appears on a prospectus making these
statements. Without other evidence he is ac-
cused Of permitting his official position to be
used to promote stock speculation, of humiliat-
ing his country, and showing an utter want
OF respect for the high Office lie holds To sus-
tain these charges it is necessary to assume
several things; Of which, so far, no proof has
been produced His name NAV have been used
on this prospectus without his knowledge: such
things have been done before by the oriainato,~
of specializing companies, or this company may
have property which is reasonably believed to
be as valuable as represented, and Gen. Schencll
may have made an investment in its shares in
good faith before bis appointment to the British
mission, and without knowledge that its stock
was to be offered in the London market Other
suppositions which would wholly or in great
part relieve him from any suspicion of dshonor
might be suggested.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-25

NEW YORK, Nov. g4.-Cotton in moderate request at
nc advance; sales 3ja2 bales; middug uplands l9c
LIB Ohio sos Is; western $3.50 "a 1870 southern
1913 "a g. Wheat heavy and lc lower for spring; sales
S,OOO bush; No lspring ut Sl,55 No2 do Il 40 a 81;
winter red western SLIGO a l,H; white Michigan 81 63
"a %. Corn lower; sales 5000 bush; mixed western
at IL "a lShc. Oats scarcely hm; sales $4,000 hush
ONO and western 50 q 53A c Beef quiet and steady.
FORK quiet and steady: new mess $3.50 "a 3. Lad dun
at 8 a 9-4c. Butter steady. Whiskev steady at G4c
Rice IN fair request at a &c. Sugar firm; Muscoyado
90 9Ac; refining "a a. 9Ac. Coffee in fair request :
Rio lbE a lS7ic. MoasseS lower; New Orleans at 90
a 6jc. Naval stOres--pirits tuIpentme duh, at SIC
rosn firm at $3.50 Tor strained Petroleum quiet; crude
l2c; refined pc Ialow heavy, at a 81.
CHICAGO, Nov 4.-FlOUr unchanged. Wheat active
AMI weak No spring Sl4; NO2, 81 1917; No Sl.I0;
No sellc; last half December Sl,30a a. IL seller Jan
uary Sl2lA Corn firm; No mixed Al a 4l5sr; seller
December 4OS a axe seller January Al sc. Rye weak
No Eat Ole. Oats unchanged. Pork quiet amt weak at
Sl23I q l2O; Sc LEI December Sl2i5, seller January
Si2 so a 1868 seller February S2I 10 seller March S
a. 10. Lard steady ut 81 a S4e Green meats-hams
81 a. 7hc; shoulders 3Ac; sides a 5tc. Fuk meats
unchanged Live hogs drOOpng,at $3.50 a 81 IS. Re
ceipts-51OO bDls -four e 600 bush wheat $4,000 bush
$4,000 bush oats 900 bush ye 900 bush barley
1900 hogs. Shipments 1000 ibis Hour. 2OG0J bush
wheat l1OQO bs corn $4,000 bush oats 1000 bush rye
1000 bush barley, 5000 hogs.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 24,-Pork at SIP 50 q l255. Lard
firm at 81 GSAc, Bulk meats firm shoulders A a. 81 /;
clear rib "a q fc; clear sides ia a Csc, all loose
con steady; sides - a. Tie. Live hogs in fair demand
at s.! "a "a; dressed hogs S5l5 a 525 receipts 1900
new ORLEANS Nov. 24.-Cotton hrmer; middlings
at lSAc.
Foreign Markets.-GBy Atlantic Cabel
LoNnQS, Nov 24.-COasqls closed at 93H T. 5 5-2Os
ls69, 81 do 1854, Old 944 do 1857, s4%; L. s. ten
LIVERPOOL, Nov 2i,-Cottcn closed strong; mid
ding updnds 9Adi DO Orleans 81 a lOd sales Is, 600
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-25
FnreIrn Mnrl,ets.-rRr A llnntIr cahlnl
Special A0trtes.
Pntrnts secnrrh.

Reissues, Extensions, and Foreign Fatents procured
lntcrefences cOnducted AL kinds OF business with the
PATENT OFFICE,
Transfers of Rights. and Patent Gases attended TO- by
JAMES q. ARNOLD, Worcester Mass.
OFFICE No. 1903 MAIN ST.
all DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-25

PQQR WHITE KUKLUx.-Last evening,
the dull routine of taking down the confessions
of the lesser sinners, who had been inactive
members of the klau, or had only heIred TO
whip two or three negroes, was varied Inv fine
appearance Of a murderer from the iail, who
came over to have Il talk with Major Merrill,
lie was lank, loose7lointed, unwhoesome
looking youth OF q, with feeble. piping voice,
and a dull, simple cQuntcnance, that showed
lttle capacity for good or evil intentions.
What do you want to see me aboutP asked
the major. 81 wanted to know what vcu'd aot
agin me, -maior; that's all. I'm pore man,
and I've got wife ana two children, and Of /
don't Git to 80 home, don't know where they'll
Git bread to eat" ''Y0u know what I've Sot
against you as well as do" said the MAJOR.
No; don't lust know what it is" replied The
knkluY, after hesitatng awhile. "You are
one Of the men that helped kill CHARLEY
G0ode.I There was a long silence, The iItn
f!mbled in his hat between his ksecs, changed
his position ia his chair, and kept his eyes
fixed on the floor. Finally he said,
in weak, whining tone, "Maior, never laidi
hand on him" What is TIE use Of living aboa,
il" answered the officer Il don't ask you to say
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-25
a Living Furnace.

The living body is a regulated furnace The human
organism all more or less cOmbustibe, but equally
The blood that is to say the food in its transformed
state he compared to the fuel, and the more stable
tissues formed from the blood 10 the iron stove which
contains the fuel. Just in proportion to the energy and
CELEBRITY with which life is carried on does this combus-
ton proceed; and just in proportion the combustion
proceeds is fresh fuel that is say fresh blood re-
CURED But in order to obtain supply OF fresh blood,
food must be present. and only food power of
converting the food into blood that is digestive energy
Where there is failure in this digestive energy or in
the appetite which accompanies it, smulants various
descriptions are frequently had to- but their
eecti TRANSIENT and if leaned upon too long too
exclusively they tend to deange the digestive functions
and to take away the natural desire for food which the
only true esupporter But let DR.. Fsch's Bitters be
used perseveringy and in the prescribed quantities. in
conjunction with the daily meals and their tonic quail
ties will rapidly ensthen 'e digestive organs and
create at the same time sufficient and healthy appetite
And when an abundance Of wholesome food (Which we
are thus enablei to take is duly dgested and assm-
lated Will give ulncss Of vitality which will take
away amy desire for the improper of alcoholic smu-
lants deop&wlw mo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-25
state EIection-Thc OmcinI Count.

We give below the official count Of the votes
for state officers, including councillors, and for
senator's in this county. Mr.. Washburn's plu-
rality over Adams is q ,4O4, and his majority
over all other candidates is 49, 65.
Vote for Governor,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-25
Better and Cheaper
THAN ANY OTHER BOOTS OR SHOES;
THOSE FASTENED WITH

= 4 Il y h r. Il g.
BEflER-Recause they are more rliahle more Com
orabie are Waterproof, and are warranted not 10 Kin
or Cape 'F
plEAPER-Becanse. while their first cost Is not m
excess OF sewed pcgged work OF like grade tJnir
durability Is far heater they preserve their Shape much
Wear. f
Equally applicable Ia light and heavy work
Tie Immense demand having caef forth iInItations
oansgners should be that every hnat or shoe bear
the Patent Stamp. G. ~ '''
wv Sold by Dealers everywhere. deop1w ul3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-25

LIFE IN DEATH.-Oyer in brooklyn there is a
young girl who. seven years ago was thrown
from horse, her back, il not absolutely broken,
was at least so injured that her body ceased to
perform its functions, her heart ceased to beat
and she was dressed for the grave; but about
her face there fingered so much of life that her
guardian, AN aunt, refused to allow her burial.
Alter few days, wonderful as it NAV SEEM she
recovered the use of an arm, she hreaihed and
to this day she lies her body perfectly helpless,
the laGulty OF swallowing entirely destroyed,
lille Is maintained by injections, and weekly SUR
gcal operations enable this unhappy Young
creature 10 remain on earth. One hand is tight.
y closed, the other she uses with an almost
natural freedom She is partially blind and
can only utter few broken words Her DO "
Is wasted til it is the Siae of Il child of six or
seven, but her face Is still pretty, and hears no
sign of her fearful experience She inserts A
knife in the closed hand and cuts sheets of
wax into proper shape, and mods il,
colors it, and makes very beautiful wax
flowers, lying upon her back with a raised
shelf swung across her breast She has
taken no food in the natural way since her in
Jury, and is the most wonderful case, probably,
in the country. As her parents left her well of
and she has an aunt whose devotion admits nd
mercenary thought this young lady is eompar-
atlVely unknown. But what a fate has befallcn
hef-a llYirg dcatll--whO can tell what NAV be
the action Of her mind, for she is nCanahla Of
writing much, orspeaking hut . few words and
withal seems TO haYo developed an unknown
sense. fGT When her aunt enters the room with
letter she herself cannot read in the gloom Of
the apartment, the half-blind creature. lying,
perhaps, turned quite away frQm the letter utters
strange NOISE and family speaks the name Of
the person nom whom the letter comes. This
seems the season Of sudden death and fearful
suffering. As for me add to the litapy In nv
prayer for preservation g piGus wish Tor tile
measles. "a iaIner 30 off directly with n
meu2ip than huun a Ia
to, with broken backs and brains all out.-Let
ter to 81 Louis Republican,,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-25

PeTEEs MUSICAL MONTHLY New York: J.
L. Peters. The December nunbcrconiains songs
and INSTRUMENTAL music, editors supplement,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-25

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN RAILROAD MAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the Springfield
Republican says: "lf we reckon the desirable
elements Of railway travelling as three in num-
Der speed, safety and cOmfOrt-t may be said
in general that European management secures
greater safety, the American greater comfort,
while the difference between the two in speed is
not noticeable. Passing over the last element
entirely, let me Illustrate the difference in safety
by describing the management at depots, which,
especially in Italy, is very good. The magnifi-
cent passenger depots at Turin and Genoa are
models in this respect Passengers first congre-
gare in an immense hall provided with seats
around two or three sides, the other sides being
occupied by the ticket offices Each window
where tickets are sold is approached between
ratings, which compel the crowd to form in Il
cue, each TO take his turn, and thus prevents
that crowdinG and jOstling on each side of the
buyer, which so cOutuscs nervous people and
facilitates the operations Of pickpOckets. As
soon as the traveller prOCures his ticket he pro-
cecds TO the waiting room of the class TO which
he belongs. On the way officials at every step
look at his ticket, without which ii is impossible
for him to gain admittanca, even to the waiting
room. BY this means all mistakes as to dcsi-
nation and trains are discovered, not after the
traveller is in the train and twenty miles away,
perhaps, on the wrong road, but before he gets
into the waiting room proper, Once in the
waiting room, ms further progress is barred by
IL NOoIs lHIOu9u Which TIC sees tue Sllltt
ing cars and making up OF trains i'll the space
occupied by the tracks. often think OF the
crowded state of the Springfield denot when
trains and engines are rushing through il, and
of the utter absence of human beings, except
the train hands, from similar spaces in French
or Italian depot Al the proper moment every
wheeled thing comes to a stand-still, the attend
ants unlock the doors, and the passengers take
their seats in the cars. The depot is cleared
again, and the train moves of, with not q soul
in reach Of 1t except the officials At small
country stations the same isolation of the moy-
ing trains from the public is secured by means
of high fences flanking the depot for y consider
able distance on each side, These are the pre-
cautiuns taken IN dcpots, and the general rarity
of accidents in running shows that similar care
is taken in that branch of the business Brake.
men are all housed on the tops OF the cars, where
they sit, each with his hands VpG.i his machine
ready for the sigBai. Bridges are all of iron or
stone, and never give way, unless some retreat
ing army fires mine in the abutment, while at
every crossing, no matter how insignificant,
Waterman stands with his baton at present and
his gate closed"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-25

a word, but if you do say anything, want it to
ne the truth. You and three other men killed
Charley Goode. You know it, and You know
know it," Then the man told the whole story,
or his version of it. al was worllin' for Wcs-
ley Smith," he said; "and one day Wesley
Smith he said to me MS how he'd got orders from
four chiefs to kill a nigger, and | must 20 with
him. We went out TO the road, and met William
White and another man, and went down the
road together. We met uigger coming, and
Smith he said it was the Niger we was to kill.
Then they tied him and took him into the woods,
and shot and pounded his head with the butts of
their guns. ! Jest stood of as far as from here
to the walls, and never laid finger ON him |
said, "Boys, don't kill the poor Niger I'd
nothing aain the niggcr. ! never saw him IN
my life before, and don't know why they killed
him. They told me If ever / opened my mouth
about it they'd kill me oo."-Letter to NetC
York Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-25
woree0ter Five Gents savings Hann.

WOrcehtar Five Gents Savings Bank.
OFFICE, NO. Os MAIN STREET, WORCESTER
This Bank is open every business day from nine clock
In the morning to five O'Clock in the afternoon.
DEPOSITS from FIVE CENTS to ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS Tece'oed ant put upon interest he first Of eperS
month.
pIviDESDs OF INTEREST are made in January and
July and il not withdrawn are aided to the principal
on the first of the following month";
Smallest sum entitled to receive interest, Three Dol
lars. CLARENDON HARRIS
jv9 DIFF Treqsurer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-25
Letter from New York.

Charles Francis 7HaII-PauI Du :ChaiIIu
ia the Land Of che Dwarf- Primes
Journey Around tsc WOrld-MemOrIai
of Catherine Va. Edward T.,
the Greatest of the PlnutngeneIs-The
Desert of the Exodus.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-25

Lamson, Glazier & co. will sell horses, carriages
harnesses and household furniture, at auction to-
day at 1875 O'Clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-25

Toal....75,l29 47.715 GJ93 6,s4s ISL 1886
For Lieutenant Governor.
Tucker. Lamb 1rask Dean
Total. ..76,24 470Sl 6,5l3. 69l6
Secretary Of state.
Warner Stephenson. Ball. Magathen.
Total. ....,7 1855 46,779 $3.50 $500
Treasurer and Receiver General.
Adams. Haywood. Baker DeanO.
Total. 1862 47,20l $3.50 6gl9
Auditor.
EndicOtt. Allen COnant Sanderson.
Total. $40 46,996 6,456 6,705
Attorney General.
Train. Warren Field Rufin
Total. .7G, 205 4G,S72 5,692 $685.
All others l26l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-25
Worcester Gas Light Company.

=, DR.. Park has removed to city Hospital, corner OF
Front and Church Streets nldm*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-25
LATHST MARK ETE.
NEW YORE qTnCR MARRFY

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Nloney easy at a 6per cent.
Sterling weak at O9h Gold touched HE. but closed
at lOh "a III. Loans q per cent to HAT Clcarinrs
S2l,OmOOO Governments quiet and firm. State bonds
strong. Stocks dull but strong.