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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-27

1t is stated in the Horticulturalist that one of
the most successful cold grapereS near Philadel-
phia has every third section of lights made en-
tirely of blue glass. 1t is an important fact that
colored glass does affect very materially the
growth of vegetation beneath it. More than ten
years ago, Mr.. r. Hunt, secretary Of the Royal
| Polytechnic society, of England said that the
light which permeates colored glass partakes, to
some considerable extent, of the character of
| the raw which corresponds with the glass in
color; thus, blue glass admits the chemical rays,
to the exclusion, or nearly so, of all others;
| yellow glass admits only the formation of lu-
mnous rays, while red glass cuts off all but the
heating rays. Yellow and red rays are destruc-
tive to vegetation; violet, indigo, or blue, are
| favorable to it.
DR.. Lighthill will be at the Bay State House on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June l, 2 and 8.
See his card on first page.
E. A. Eldred, No 8 Rogers's block, Pleasant ST.,
advertses iirst-class quality of ice cream, which
he will offer to his customers by the plate, quart,
| gallon.
The new and beautiful working sprague mower
| will be on exhibition at the Waldo house for the
next thirty days.
Linen jean and gauze underware, of all qualities
and sizes, open for inspection at W. L. Cooleys,
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Handsome Panama hats, $500, at Eldred & Lis
combs
A fresh invoice of straw goods for men and boys,
in new spring styles, opened this morning, at W,
E. Cooley's.
Fine white shirts, SIPS, at Eldred & Liscomb's.
W. E. Cooley opens this morning choice lot of
Windsor scarfs in plain and fancy colors. They
certainly are nice.
Boys straw hats, thirty-eight cents, at Eldred &
Liscomb's.
Gents will find it to their advantage to examine
the stock of hats, caps and mems furnishing goods
row offered by w. E. Cooley, 9S3 Main street; old
No. 235.
Summer underwear, very low prices, at Eldred &
Lscomb.
E.A. Warren has fresh Saratoga Spring water on
draught at his drug store.
Largest variety of trunks and bags at Eldred &
Liscomb, one price store, Clarks block.
F. A. Clapp, at 223 Main street, has now on hand
the most extensive assortment of straw goods for
gents and children's wear ever in store; also,
very full and desirable stock of gents furnishing
goods.
1t is hoped that every member of the Grand Army
will appear in the regulation cap and belt, on Me-
mortal day. They be found at the store Of Ken
dali & McClennen.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-27

Nobby styles of ties at Eldred & Liscomb's one
price store.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-27

DR.. Lighthill will be at the Bay State House on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June l, and 8.
See his card on first page.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-27
Flowers Preserved.

Five Per Cent. per Annum
Allowed for Money on Call E.A. GooDNoW.
Auh dt First National Bank.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-27

1t is hoped that every member of the Grand Army
will appear in the regulation cap and belt, on Me-
mortal day. They be found at the store of Ken
dali & McClennen.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-27

PImpIes on the Face.

CSe Fdfy 3 MON ana fFecNfe LOTION.
1t is the only reliable and harmless Remedy known
removing Brown discOoration. Sold by druggists eve
where DEPOT, 40 BOND ST.. NY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-27


For Comedones, Black-worms or Grubs Pimply Erup-
lions, and Bloehed designations on the Face use
PeTrF's ComedoHe and PiInple ReInedy.
II Is invaluable to the afflicted Prepared only by DR.
b. z PERRY, DERNAToLoGIsT, 40 BOND ST., y. Y. Sold
by Druggists erery1here. d&w4m ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-27

E. A. Eldred, No. Rogerss block, Pleasant ST.,
advertises first-class quality of ice cream which
he will offer to his customers by the plate quart or
gallon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-27

NOTICE!-THE FLOWER COMMIT
In TEES will be at Washburn Hail. on Tuesday morn
ing at O'Clock. and the ladies invited to brng NOV
ers and assist In the dstributiOn. d3t InyN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-27
Household Furniture,
One Full French Parlor Suite,

MAY 3lsT, at the Auction Rooms Of
J. P. Hall d Co.. $50 Main ST., near Austin, at 10
O'Clock A NJ and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-27

The new and beautiful working Sprague mower
will be on exhibition at the Waldo house for the
next thirty days.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-27
Special Aotrtss.

DIR. y. Wesley Kelley will he I'm attendance the
y tll N,s. THURSDAY and FRIDAY OF EVERY MONTH
Heart, Kidneys, Spleen, &c Also ali Diseases Of 3he
Blood, a. Serotu or Kings Evil, Canker, Eruptions
men are invited tpcal, ~ e
TO 0dfce Adrtce Free. IN w2tSdset
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-27

Patents Secured,
Reissues, Extensions and Foreign Patents procurcd
lnterferences conducted al Kinds business with The
PATENT OFFICE,
Transfers OF Rights and Patent Cases attended to- nv
JAMES G. ARNOLD, Worcester Masp
OFFICE No II BANK BLOCK, FOSTER ST,
ALI dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-27

F. A. Clapp at 223 Main street, has now on hand
the most extensive assortment of straw goods for
gents and children's wear, ever in store; also, a
very full and desirable stock of gents furnishing
goods
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-27

Linen jean and gauze underware, of all qualities
and sizes, open for inspection, at w. L. Cooleys,
this morning 1t will pay you to look at them be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-07-01

.a'.bhk n putting f .,
.unlc .IaII fIru.lt. m.....
,ai cake, lu1. raIuuur.'e .f.
uu t.r grounds. Dut ah' urthp
m. f.ag Gilman. .audvum.n. i.u.
nr a. .r va. enough auJ o. r,arc
arln.H baskets rlI of tl,t .rl..
ums utHt iart lr,n Mhm ar.
Ammr rary er fh. rr.n,uert
citizen. orthc arrunl.n, c1untrv.
/ noticed Cam. Barh,m. Habo.
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SENAT0BIA.
Grand Masonic Demonstration.
A Fine Dinner and q C0el? pance.

DEAR STAIR Your correspondent
accidentally dropped off at sentaobi'
on Saturday last, and was an inter
ested spectator Of the grand mason.
ic demonstration, and very earnest
participant in the pleasing task ol
cleaning the tables Of one of the best
pic-nlc dinners that it has been my
good forturne to enjoy.
Forming in front of the lodge, the
procession marched to the grove
where a neat stand and seats had
been previously prepared. A splendid
Band OF music was in attendance anil
all went merry as dinaer bell.
The Senatobians doubtless had de-
termined that everybody should en-
joy the occasion, and am happy 70
say that their good efforts for this
end were crowned with abundant
After a yerry.able discourse
By tho Rev. Mr.. Brooks, Mason,
and minister Of the highest standing,
be crowds Of people turned to the her
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-07-01

"' t aul then wH l,y On The 9th
. sle mmarsas &, the Sadlueee.
well what can YOU expect of a wo-
mn' When | hear men talk o
ihr'r strength Of mind, aud their
nfett1rity over women, delight
iu reminding them that there are
three things they cannot resist
mudy; Women, Wine aud Tobac-
co. Not that | have any objections
Co their admiring women Cor / rcck-
on il must be very pleasant TO bc|
admired, and think it the duty Of all
women to make themselves as adj
mirable as possible. Even il they
have no minds to tall back on, tha
is matter Of small import, for if
one has Il pretty face, there isalways
mon with brains enough, Gn their
ownestimation) for two, who are ready
to fll down aud worship hen But I
do oprotest against the wine and to-
bacco. II is true that we read that,
"winc maketh the heart glad;" but
it might have been written with
TRUTH "wine mal1eth the heart sad"
for there are few men who have
sense enough to know when to stop
drinking good riae. But of oil the
nuisance, which women are COM
pellcd to tolerate, tobacco chewing
aud smoking are the greatest. There
seems scarcely any place free from
the vile odor of tobacco. In tho
lobbies Of our public halls, the cigar
is thrown aside, but the smokers
clothing aud hair arc imprcgnatcd
with the perfume, which Is anything
but ambrosial in a badly ventilated
room. Many Of our churches which
are consccratcd to the service Of tho
Most High, arc supplied with boxes
of sawdust for the devout tobacco
chewing worshipers. The EDITORS
sanetum is frequently black with
smoke, while he sits in his arm chair
with his feet OH the mantle, scrib-
bling an article on the weakness
and extravaganza of women. In
conclusion, | will say that women are
very reasonable, all they want ID
sympathy and encouragement from
their husbands. 1t Is not the educa-
ted woman that ncglccts her iamily.-
| hold that the more intelligent and
the more thoroughly educated wo-
man is, the better the wife, the bet
ter the mother, and the greater tho
blessing she will be to all who come
within the circle other influence.
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The Tnilleries.

The Palace Of the Tuilcrics, just
destroyed by the Paris mob, has .
history extending over ccnturics.
In 1864, Catherine de Medicisbegar
its erection. A prediction biddin,
her beware of st. German and the
Tnilcries caused her to abandon the
work, and leave it for Henry Nv. to|
extend and embcllish. He began
the long work which joinst the Low
re to thepalace; andthc works sus-
pended by his death were carried on
and terminate by Louis KILL, who
fixed his residence there. Louis
XIV, having ordered {seyen and
d'Ofbay to harnonize the whole, an
attic was added to tie central build
ipgs, and other important improve
mcnts made. This monarch resid-
cd in the Tuilcrics occasionally until
the building Of Versailles, when the
court entirely forsook the capitol.
The regent, Duke Of Orleans, who
fixed his abode in the Tuilerios tlu-
ring the minority of Louis XIV,
bnt from that period until tho forced
return Of Louis XVI, tho families
Of persons officially attached to the
court occupied it. During and
since the great revolution thgpalacc
Of the Tuileries was associated with
many memorable scenes. The mob
entered it on the Goth Of june, I793
and 1t was attacked and tho Swiss
guard massacred ia the August fol-
lowing. 1t was the official residence
Of Napoleon when first Cuunsul, and
when he became Emperor 1t formed
one Of the Imperial Palaces. e
1903, Napoleon began tho northefn
gallery to serve as comnunication
with the Louvre. After the rcato-
ration, the Tuileries continued to Be
the cllief residence Of the King and
the royalfamily. After tho reyo!1-
ton Of 1880, Wien the p,iople -
and took the palace (Juno
29th), Louis Philippe fixed his e..
asnee in It, and continued 70 inha
ID until tho eth Of February, 4
when il was again invaded bj
people, and ths King nnIo IN
cape. BY a decree Il The rFor|
al government Of 'A8 \ 49,
transformed into anaayl2Iz
valid sorksasa, bat tiAet 1efsunn
was not carried ou(. -
after tho formidable Inizi
June Of tho same yer, 4
Concluded un<ll Il
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After sixteen years OF experience we are
prepaircd 10 furnish hettcr Machine for the
purpose of family sewing than any other.
The qualities which recommend this Ma
C inc are
~. Durability It will last longer than
any other Machine.
a. Economy of thread.
81. Simplicity ana thoroughness Of fconstruc.
ion.
4lh. II has no shuttle and makes the Lock
Stitch.
5h. Beauty and elasticity Of stitch, alike on
both sides Of the fabric scwcd
9Th. Strength, frmuess and durability Of seam
that viii no, nvcl.
7h It's wide ange Of application topupo-
ST., and maeria,
sA. Comrac,lcss and elegance Of model and
Gnsh.
oh, Speed aud case Of operation nnd man
Ngemcnt aHdquietnc2s Of movement,
10Th. II has fifteen pieces lcss than any shut
tie machine, table included.
llih. 1t has fewer pieces exposed to wear
than any other Lock Stitch Macl inc.
l2t. tits the most simple in construction,
and easiest adapted todiiIcrent kindsof work.;
It can be changed from course to fine or
from Inc work TO coarse, whore change of
uccdIe, thread, length of stitch aud tension
are rcquirad, in less time than any other
machine.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-07-01
COMMUNICATED.

Mn. EDITOR To prevent eX-
tortion, have been induced to call
the attention of the good people Of
Pamela County and travelling pub-
lie, TO the rates Of toals charged or
authorized to be charged at the
Ferry on the TalIahatchio river at
the Town of BELMONT, as estab-
lished by the Police Court Of said
county; to wit For man and
horse 10 cts, for a led horse 5 cts,
road wagon or horse 80 cts each;
two horse wagon, oxen or horses
25 cts each; one horse cart 20 cts,
pleasure carrirge so cts, two horse
buggjes borouches or peddlcrs wag-
gon 81 cts, each; single horse
buggy, Or Wagon 25 cts, each ;
for horses in droyes 2 l-2 cts, per
head cattle 2 cts, per head; hogs
| cent per head, sheep and goats
| cent per head, foot-men 8 cts
per head. The above rates Of
chargas for ierriage, for the ferry
used in crossing the river at the
Town Of BELMONT, ] have taken
from the records of the Court,
and they are true, and anything
NOR than the above rates, charged
for crossing is an cxtortion. |
have been repeatedly informed
that the keeper who has charge
of said ferry, is charging persons
double these rates that the Police
Court es ablished, that is what in
ducel this publication, and for the
benefit of those who he has swind-
led | refer them TO the Statute
Law on the subject. They will
find by reference to the Revised
Code, page 1873, that if any keeper
ola ferry, turnpike, or bridge shall
charge any one, for crossing in ae-
cess Of the rates established
by the Police Court, that he shall
forfeitand pay forcycry such offence
J the sum Of ten dollars, to be recov-
cred before any Justice Of the Peace
in the county. II is also an otientC
against the State, which may bt
seen On page 500 Revised Code that
if any person keeping ferry, turn
pike, or bridge shall charge foi
crossing at said places more than
the established rates of the Pole,
Court shall be fined, the sum no
exceeding fifty dollars, now gentle
men you have your remedy anl
rates before "a.
lam Respectfully, Yours,
BELMONT.
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GAINES INSTITuE MEMPHIS.

We owe acknowledgements to the
Misses Bowers, the accomplished
principal Of this elegant Institute, for
an invitation to attend the commen-
cement exercises which were conclu-
dcd with a brilliant concert on Tues
day night of last week. 1t was our
purpose to have enjoyed this wcast
Of rcson and now Of soul' but by
some misapprehenslon on our part
we reached Memphis just "day
after the feast" much to our regre t
and Disappointment. We are indebted
TO n friend who was present, Tor the
following items. The spacious school
concert room, was crowded to over
flowing with the beauty and elite Of
the city, and tho gallery in front
and parlors and even the front and
rear yard wcro well filled with gem
tlomcn, among whom were some Of
the leading citizens Of Memphis,
including Mr.. Jefferson Davis.
Where the pupils constituted such
a galaXey Of beatty and acquitted
themselves so handsomely, it might
be inyidiou8 to parti cularize but we
cannot omit to mention specially the
performances Of Misses Sue Winches
ter Lizzie Walker, Mo,lic Saffry and
Emma Dennis, Mollie, Corwell, Cat
io Hart, Lizzie Petit, Mary Hats.
field, Julia LetDcr, Minnei Tread
well, and Lena Summons, and be-
sides these there wero Others and
compIishments, Misses Winchester
and Hart, two lovely young Misses
were the graduates, and to them at
/ the conclusion of the exercise Of the
school, an appropriate and eloquent
address was delivered by the Hon
Landon G. Haynes, followed by tho
beautiful and unanticipatad ceremony
:
Of the presentation TO Miss Y. D.
Bowers, the principal, by Miss Sue
Wiuchchestcr, on behalf Of the pu-
pills Of haudome writing desk. The
presentation and reception addresses
were well aud happily conceived and
beautifully delivered.
not a few who evinced superior ac-
Each and all the young ladies we
have named,a ,as we'll as others shonc
in all the radiance Of beauty ,eyinCcd
u cultivation credl:ablc a like to tea
chers and pupils, while the walls Of
the buildiug we're tastefnlly decora-
ted with specimens Of the art-work,
Of the latter, which bespoke a high
order OF talent. Two ofthe fairdau-
gbters Of Memphis arc Illuminating
onr little town with their happy
smiles, being on o visit to one oftheir
schoolmates. The Misses. Bowers,
are tco fayorably known in sardis TO
require cnconiumns at our hands but
wo ca mot refrain from saying they
are purest gold, and their auperiors
are non csi. We wish them, as they
deserve, tho most unbounded success.
We must add that tho valedictory
of Miss Winchester, both ia compo-
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IN presenting our claims for continuancco. o.
patronage, to people 10 whom We have so Iou2
been known, (having prscticed over twenty
years in this county, we deem it in great
measure only necessary to give the location Of
our Office. Ina word We are able to give ror-
feet satisfaction in every branch known to the
Dental Profession, at greatly reduced rates Of
charges. Full sets upper end lower, for $50, as
fine work as ever done in this city, and mcdi-
um sized gold Filings $2,50.
We have In eur Office now, IN successful op.
cration, one Of the latest improved machines
known to the world for producing NITROUS
OXIDE AND OXYGEN LAUGHING GAS
The pure Gas emitted from this machine viii
transport, as 1t were, the patient to the dream
land while being robbed Of the Offending TOOTH
without the slightest pain, and ID perfectly
harmless in its effects,
WESSON & ROSS,
243 MAIN STREET, mills
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We publish thc following Com.
position read hya beautiful Young
lady from Canton Mississippi, at the
commencement exercises at the Fc.
male Clllelge Brownsville, Tonnes.
see, aud can comuend il to our
rc1dcrsas we'll worthy the attention
of all, coming as it does, from
a young school girl, it is full offrosh,
pure ideas Of the duties OF life and
OF the harlships OF her own angelic
seN. Wcstoio the composition from
the Young lady, isttrml We know
that sbo will be angry with us whom
she .cos it in print.
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Made OF IO0r Kun, Nbtnheys Rr01i sptfHs
nnd Refuse RiGa0rs dodt9rvd, 81 'ssl a3d sweet
ened to please tho tasta, called tolcs, y" hppetiz
crs," &" Eostorors," Sc. tlat load tic tppgr ca to
drunkenness and ruin. but src true Metlciae made
from the Native E-ots and Herbs Of California, free
from NIL Alcoholic Stimuiunts. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PTRITlTG and a LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE 81 -rf.cs EaEpyat3r a-.d
Inylgoraor ofthe System, oarryiag 90 az ~ s5rons
matter aad restoring the blood 10 alHy condition
No person can tshc taese Dttcrg according to GEec
ton and remain long uhwrll.
a13O vii, be i;van for an iucurahla ear, prorGel
the bones ore not destroyed by mineral poison et
other means and the vital organs wastc4 yond the
point ofrepar.
For In1umn,i.ory nnI Chronic GbeuRiG-
tism and Gout, Dyspepsia or indig iges;ior,
Billions, RcHlitteaIahd i.trrfiiticnl Fevcre,
Diseases ef the DicoG, liver, Kidney, rni
Bladder. these Bhters rave been mo,t ruee sl.
ful. Such Diseases arc caused by Vitintcd
Blood. which IS genoraily produced by derangenea.
OF the Digestive 0tgans.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Had.
ache raia IN tho shoudere Coughs. Tiahtlcss ofthe
Chest. Dizziness, Sour Erlctatou1 n tho st>tnael,
Bad taste IN tho Mouth, Dl!oa5 AttacSs Ta;ptatloR
OF the Heart, Inflammation or the Lungs fau in t'2
regions Of The ridnoy3 ari alundrcd other ps.uHl
eymptoms arc tie o1sGin~so Of Dyspepsia
They invigo-ate tho Stomach end atana'a the !or.
pidlfycr and bowais, which rcnle or uhcqAshi
efficacy in cleansing tlo blood Of rciltrpuiics, and
inlpaltrg new life aad ygur to the ghvIosgstsn.
FOR SKIN DIsEAS 81, Eruptols,'e.tcr SAT-
nheuui, Blo,ches, spota, llmflcs, TtGcs, Dolls, CTR
buncles, Rng-Wonps. scalLTnsd so.o Eyes Eryaiq.
elias Itch, scur', Diseooratlons Of lhee e.l Hr:lora
and Diseases ofthe skin, of whatever nature,
ere literally dng up and carried oat ofts system ila
ehori time by tho of these Bttcrs. One bottle ia
euch cases viii convince tho mott ncredalons Of tlsir
curative eject.
Cleanse tho Nitla.ad Blood whenever yoa Cad lis
impurities bursting throagi the skin IN ri,aplss g-u7
tions or Sores cleansa it VII you find it o5strictcl
and sluggish IN the tsas cleanse It when it - f1u
and your feesa VIII t;ll ypa when. Kscpt..o blood
pura and the health oftc fyatlia VIII lf3apv.
PIN, TAPE and Other WORMS, lpfs.nF in the
eystsm Of 50 many foussaas are eeectasly l4s.Toy-
cd and removed. For fIl directions read carefully
the circular tround each bottle. printed II tor l4a
gusgea -Engiieh, q rliaa, French saa spa-isa.
j. J.wtL..E.., .':opE,atof, T.. X. MaD0IA'.1 = ce.
Dsre.'s.s sol Gca Asea;s. far Ts1n-isc,, -
c!2leld&l Uora.ao.es stTt e. Wy Yosi.
.E-aoaD DY ALL DRUGGISTS NE aEAtr