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Full Line of

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and full line of Hair Goods, always to be
found at F. W. RoBINSON'S Millinery Store,
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Fine Hair Brushes,
Combs, &C.. at BRAINERDs'
Use the Crown Hair Restorer,
For Badness Falling of the Hair, &C.. sold by
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Fine Cigars and Tobacco
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
AT ONCE.

Wherever the Poke Root grows, it has local
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health giving qualities. With all this local rep
utation and the praise of distinguished Physicians
COPELAND and others, j who have tested its medical
powers, it has been neglected by the profession
az large, as much thr ough want of proper ap-
nreciation of its merits, as knowledge of the
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The new s45O Bed Spring, manufactured by
Vance & Wells, the best article ever sold for the
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Call and Examine

That will not run down at the heel or rip, solt
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Weakening medicines becoming unpopular,
and medicines which sustain and increase are bet
ter than those which take away strength. If you
once use DR.. Crooks Wine of Tar, you will never
have any more doubt about what is best to take to
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petite, and prepare you for any change in your
system that the season always brings. 1t is noted
for its Regulating and Healthy Action
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niedicine-and have only to keep on about your
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Chiidi 1t is Alternative, Sedative, Tonic and
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perfect safety any time 1t does not intoxicate.
and contains nothing in the least injurious. The
Old Folks, as well as the Middie-Aged
PeO pIe,. like it, because it is a health-giving,
appetite-restoring medicine, and they can take
it without becoming professional dram drinkers,
and they can give it to their Weak and Deli.
cate Children, and make them strong and
healthy The Ladies speak i'm the high
est terms oft. II gives them an appetite, and
strengthens their nervous systems, and is justine
remedy that Delicate Females, who have no
appetite, are languid, always suffering, and never
feelingwel, need to make them strong and healthy.
1t gives tone and energy to Deb11tafed
Cons titutiOns, and all recovering from
any Illness will find it the best Tonic they
can take. Ask for DR.. Crooks Wine OF
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Black Silks


OF Foreign make, that will not change color or
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Bargains in Hosiery at 12ke, J5e and zoe 8
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/. FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAvENNA, o.,
OPPOSITE ETKA BLocK
EsTABLIsHED IN 1868.


ESTABLISHED IN 1868,
As a Home Lsstif,sfio,,, for the Aceonsnsoda-
ttoss of the People of Portage County.
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to give preference and I'LL orders and supply
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Interest allowed on time deposits.
RevShue stamps-all sizes, kept constantly
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Special Deposits received without charge.
U. s. Bonds and Securities bought and sold
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Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
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sight Drafts on England, Ireland and all
cities in Europe
Collections made ON all points in the United
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n. d. CLARK, Prest-
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Large stock selling at 15c. 2Oc and 25c pei
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The Patent Guide Standards - with spiral
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Fine Hair Brushes,
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DIR. CROOKS
Compound
SY r u p
nm
POKE ROOT.

This preparation
is the best Alter
ative and Tonic
known for ScrOf
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eS OF
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-04
Criminal Record.

HUFFIANLY CONDUCT.
ALBANY, May 3.-The charter election was
held at Greenbush, yesterday, and, after the
closing of the polls, q gang Of ruffians made an
attack on the inspectors OF one of the districts
seized upon the ballot-box, and smashed it, A
terrible fight ensued, in which the attacking
party suffered severely. Notwithstanding the
destruction of the ballot-boX, the inspectors pro-
ceeded to declare the result of the election in
favor OF the citizens ticket.
GUILTY.
CINCINNATI, May BIN the case of Charles
johnson, on trial for having counterfeit plates
in his possession, the jury returned a verdict of
guilty.
ANNA vs.. BRICK.
MILWAUKEE,, May 3.-Anna NJ Pomeroy,
wife of "Brick" Pomeroy, has had divorce
granted here, and $4,000 alimony, by the Mil
waukee circuit court.
HEAVY ROBBERY.
NEW ORLEANS, May 3.-The sub-treasury,
located in the old mint building, has been rob
bed Of between $4,000 and SSO0O One of the
employees is supposed to be the thief The police
are on his track.
THE TYNDALE MURDER.
CHICAGO, May 3-The coroners jury, sum-
moned to investigate the Sharon Tyndale
tragedy, after three days session at Springfield
ended their labors without discovering the
author OF the crime. man named Barnbid
VINO was arrested on suspicion, has been dis
charged.
THE soANLAND MURDER.
Percy A. Leonard, who killed DIR. Scanland,
and was released from custody on Monday, will
leave at once for California, accompanied by his
wife. 1t is not probable he will return to his
former position in the post-office here.
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,MINNEsoTA-THE BoND QUESTION,
ST, PAUL, May 3.-Returns from the bond ar
bittatlon election, yesterday, show 5,473 for, and
1927 against. The indications are that the bill
will be defeated, as the districts yet to hear from
are strongly opposed to the bill.
MIssoURI-sERENADE TO sCHURz.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 3-The serenade TO
Senator Schurz at the Southern hotel last night
was the largest demonstration in this city for
long time, Samuel l.. Grover, on behalf of the
democrats, welcomed the senator in brief
speech, in which he gave him high praise for
his opposition TO the Santo Domingo scheme
and the kukluX bill and for his efforts in the di.
rectlon of tariff reform, Col VIM, Grosvenor,
who spoke in behalf of the liberal republicans,
said 1--WE meet tonight not as republicans or
as democrats, but rs citizens, to express admra-
ton OF our senator" He also eulogized MIR.
Schurz for his efforts in the senate in behalf of
liberal measures. Senator Schurz in replying
said that he saw before him thousands of repub-
licans with whom he had for years co-operated
in advocacy of republican principles, and thou
sands of democrats who have not come with the
expectation that he had gone over to their party,
hut who testify their appreciation of the spirit
in which he had served the common interest of
the whole American people.
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Our New York Dispatches.


raigned this morning in the court of over and
terminer, on the charge of numbering Mr.. Put
nam in 7th avenue car last Wednesday. Elk
Judge Stuart, his counsel, appeared in his be
BALI and gave notice of his intention to put in a
special plea, questioning the jurisdiction of the
court, AT his request the case was adjourned
till tomorrow morning.
Judge Blatchlord this morning issued non
bailable attachment against the person of Jay
Gould, president of the Erie railroad, on the sui
of the English stockholders,
James q. Jones, commission merchant, this
city, was arrestcds and taken to Richmond to
day, for forgery of papers produced by ex-Mayol
Cahoon Of that city, on his recent trial. to prove
his claim to large sums of money which other
wise would revert TO the city. Cahoon, on trial
represented that Jones had been dead sometime
but he was recently discovered in business il
this CITY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-04

The council convened to install Rev. G.. NJ
Lamson as pastor of the Salem street church
and society, met yesterday, at A. M, at the
church. Those present were as follows: First
church, Worcester, Rev. R. B. Stratton, pastor,
Franklin Whipple, delegate; Calviuistic church,
Worcester, G. Henry Wh;tcomb, delegate;
Union church, Worcester, Rev. Z. Cutler, D. D.,
pastor, j. H. Dodd, delegate; Plymouth church,
Worcester, S. A. Pratt, delegate; Mission
church, Worcester, Rev. H. I. Cheever, pastor,
d. B. Goddard, delegate; Old South church,
Boston, Rev. j. NJ. Manning, pastor, j. B. Kim
ball, delegate; New England Congregational
church, New York city, Rev. Merrill Richard
son, pastor, VIM. McDcrmot, delegate; Congre-
gational church, North Hadley, Rev. w. H
Beaman, pastor, Henry L. Smith, delegate; Rev.
R. II. Seeley, Amherst; Rev. George H. Gould,
late of Hartford.
The council was called to order by Mr.. Richard
son, and organized by choosing Rev. Dr. Cutler
chairman, and Rev. Mr. Stratton, scribe. After
all the usual preliminary formalitics had le-
reived due attention, the council proceeded TO
examine the candidate in regard 10 his thcologi-
cal views. First, Mr.. Lamson read a brief Civ.
luP II VI us NlSNuy III NulCI uISI
article was that "religion is above theology"
Next, there was an introductory examination
directed by the chairman, in which several
members OF the council participated. All
questions were answered readily and with re-
markable intelligence. Finally, the council, by
unanimous vote, declared the candidate en-
tirely acceptable, and appointed committee to
arrange the installation services. This commit
tee soon reported, and the report was accepted.
A considerable number of people assembled
in the church TO hear the examination, and
they head itwith much interest 1t presented
nothing unusual. 1t could be seen that some of
the questions had special or pet speculations on
certain points of belief by which their questions
were occasionally directed, the aim appearing to
be more TO make these speculatious visible. and
give them an airing, than to bring out the can
didate's views Now and then small eontro.
yerses between opposing views on minor points
in the council, would arise and direct The ones.
tions,--one party arguing his side by means of
questions addressed to the candidate, and the
other party using the same method in reply.
All this appeared to us to furnish conclusive
proof of the truth of Mr.. Lamson's doctrine.
namely, tnat reilslon Is ABOVE tneology. We
will add that there was an unequivocal show of
good feeling among members of the council, and
that it was entirely harmonious in its action.
In the afternoon, the public services of the
installation drew out an audience that filled the
bo,se. After the reading of the minutes Of
council, came the invocation and Scripture
readings. by Rev. Mr.. Stratton; then prayer,
by Rev. Mr.. Beaman of North HadIey; (Mr.
Iamson is native Of North Hadley, and Mr.,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-04

THEiWEATHER.-Yesterday the temperature
had fallen decidedly from Iowa southwark to
the gulf, and eastward to the Atlantic. Brisk
and high northeast winds prevailed during the
day on all the lakes. 1t is probable that the
storm will continue on the lakes Cloudy and
rainy weather is probable for the Atlantic coast.
On Tuesday evening, violent storm of wind
and rain passed over New Orleans. On the
river, fifty miles above, the storm struck several
steamers, injuring them to fearful extent, The
oldest riyermen say they never witnessed such
violent storm.
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From SnnFrnncisco,

SAN FRANcIsco, May 3.-An immense mail
for Australia and New Zealand is accumulating
here against the sailing OF the steamer on Satur-
day.
Two nieces of the late David G. Broderick
from Australia, have commenced a suit to have
an alleged fictitious will, under which the es-
tate of the deceased nator was sold, set aside.
They claim to have indisputable evidence OF
the validity of their claim
The republican city ticket has been elected in
Stockton
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Beaman was settled there before he was born);
sermon, by Rev. DIR. Manning of Boston; (his
theme was "Christ as a revealer of God to man
and of man to himself" any attempt to give a
brief report ofthc sermon would do it iuiustce);
installing prayer, by Rev. DIR. Cutler; charge to
the pastor, by Rev. J. H. Seeye of Amherst col
lege; right hand of fellowship, by Rev. II. T..
Cheever; charge to the people, by Rev. NJ. Rich.
ardson, in his characteristic and effective way.
We have not mentioned the singing, but it was
excellent from beginning to end. The services
ended with the benediction by the pastor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-04

take measures to endow these institutions properly
Rev. DR.. Hovey endorsed the necessity OF more
interest being taken for the endowment of the
schools of the denomination.
Rev. DR.. Calling of New York spoke of the me-
cessity of more being done for the academies.
Further remarks followed, urging greater inter-
est in this UNCONVENTIONAL work, by Rev. DR.. Cas-
well. Rev. Mr.. Graves, Rev. Mr.. Archibald OF Yer
mont, Rev. Mr.. Gould of Newton, Joseph II.
Walker, Esq, of Worcester, and Rev. Mr., Hubbard
of Vermont
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-04

NORTH BRooKFIELD.-The town voted on
Tuesday to prohibit the sale Of ale and beer,
and instructed the selectmen to prosecute all
violations of the law; also voted that the own
ers of buildings, where ale and beer was sus-
pected of being sold, be requested to cooperate
with the selectmen in carrying OUT the provi-
sions of the law. Facts were presented at the
meeting (which are reliable) which show that
the temperance cause is in ratherHa depressed
state in North Brookfeld. The amount paid in
this town, for beer alone, exceeds 800 per day,
being as much as is paid for flour. The town
voted to rescind the vote passed at the annual
meeting in March, whereby they voted to pur-
chase steam fire engine.
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From Washington,
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 8, Il

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 8, 1871.
NATIONAL BANKS
Are required to report their condition at the
close, Of business on Saturday, the Doth of
April,
RAIN
Will prevent the game between the Boston club
and the amateur nine of the Olympics.
A BILL OF EXPENSE,
An argument was begun to-day, in the case of
the New York, Newfoundland, aud London Tel
egraph company VS.. the United States, for the
recovery of an alleged large balance due for ca
BILE kilograms sent by Secretary Seward.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-04
COUNTY NEWS.

VoTE ON THE BEER characterization
voted no, with only two eyes" votes. Uxbridge,
1872 no and 81 yes; Millbury, % no and yes;
Northbridge, lis yes and 10 no; Warren, no;
Holden and Brookfeld voted no unanimously.
Brookfied instructed the selectmen to enforce
the law, and notify every beer seller of their in
tention.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-04

CHICAGO, H., May S.-The ecclesiastical
court for the trial of Cheney assembled this
morning. A plea of guilty was entered, and
the trial proceeded.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-04
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY
FROM EUROPE.

Great Britain.
PARLIAMENT-woMAN's SUFFRAGE DISCUSSED,
ETC, ETC.
LONDON, May BIN the commons, to-day,
Jacob Bright moved a second reading OF the bill
eniIanchising women, and sustained it in an ar
gument of some length.
Mr.. Gladstone was not prepared to sustain
the measure, for he was disinclined to involve
womanhood in the trying scenes and turbulent
excitementS of elections. He preferred the ltal-
ian idea of female suffrage, founded on property,
but exercised by proxy. He was opposed to the
bill, in its present shape, but was ready to sus-
tain careful measure for the same object.
Lord John Manners, member for North Leces-
tershire, was puzzled to discover the grounds of
Mr. Giadstone's opposition, and said the scenes
at elections were easily avoidablc, by the same
means as already enabled members of UNIVERSE
ties to vote.
Beresiord Hope, member for Cambridge uni
versity, opposed the extension of suffrage to
females, as an outrage upon womanhood.
Mr.. Playfair, member for Edinburgh and st.
Andrews universities, spoke IN favor of woman
suffrage.
The vote was then taken, resulting in a ma
Jorlty OF slxty-nine against the bill
France,
IN AND AROUND PARASITIC REIGN OF BLOOD
AND TERROR, ETC.
PARIS, May 3, VIA LONDON, 4th-2 A. M.-The
communists are falling back. The Versailles
forces tuesday night reoecupied the park of lssy.
The village of Issy is almost completely sur
rounded, and its rema lining defenders are closely
pressed. Shells have fallen in Rue Vanguard,
and several persons have been killed in the open
street. The Versaillists are massing, with the
apparent intention of making an attack on Fort
lvry,
The Prussians having demanded strict execu-
ton Of the terms of the capitulation of Paris,
the commune has been Obliged to reduce their
garrison in Fort Vlncennes. An intermittent
cannonade has been going on all day from
Neuilly and Gennevilliers, The batteries at
Portes Maillot and Des Ternes are silent. There
heavy cannonade from the Versailles bat
cries in the south,
Belgium,
LABOR TROUBLES, ETC.
LONDON, May 3.-The labor troubles in the
south of Belgium are not yet ended. Verviers
was quiet last night but at Goe the workmen
excited disturbance, and had conflict with
the gendarmes, in which several persons were
wounded; To-day rioting is still going on there,
turkey,
EXPECTED ROYAL YIsIr--COURTLY coNGRATU-
LAFIoNs.
OoNsrANTINoPLE, May 3.-It is thought that
the khedive of Egypt will shortly pay visit to
the sultan.
The sultan has sent a representative to
Madrid, to congratulate Amadeus upon his ac-
cesslon to the throne of Spain,
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ming destroyed the American hotel and stables,
three grocery stores, the Masonic temple, and
the banking house of X. McDonnough. Loss
$4,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-04

SAN FRANoIsoo, May 3-The government
buildings at Yerba Buena island are now burn
ing. Loss probably not very extensive.
Ldter.-The loss by the destruction of the
government storehouse is from $4,000 to $780,
600.
AT BRooKLYN-Loss $500, 900.
NEW YORK, May 3.-About nine o'clock to-
night fire broke out in Prentice's hat factory,
bounded by Raymond, Bolivar, Willoughby and
Navy streets, Brooklyn. The whole fire brigade
turned out promptly, but were unable to pre-
vent the almost total destruction of the build
ing. At ten O'Clock the roof fell in, and by half
past eleven little except the walls was left The
exact loss cannot, as yet, be ascertaned, but on
the thuilding and stock is estimated at half a
million dollars, Five hundred employees in the
factory will be thrown out of employment.
At READING--Loss PROBABLY $1,000
READING, Pa, May S,-The extensive ma,
chine shop and portion Of the tube works Of
Seybert, McManus & Co., in this city, were de-
stroyed by FIRE last night, Besides the ma
chnery, a large,quantity of tubes and Hues, in
process of finishing, were destroyed or damaged.
The loss will probably reach $4,000 or 500 GOO.
Insurcd,i
AT PLYMOUTH, o.,-Loss $4,000,
PLyMourH, o., May GA Ere here last eve.
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REMOVAL!
United STATES INTERNAL REEVE
I NUE..


LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REYE-
~ NUE..
ASSESSORS OFFICE, sth DISTRICT OF MASS,
Worcester, April ~ 1871.
Notice is hereby given that appeals will be received
and determined by relative to any erroneous
or excessive Valuations assessments, or enumer-
annual lists returned to, made by for the year
1871, on
Wednesday, the 10th Day of May Next,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
at the assessors Office, Room No. in the Post Office
building on Pearl St. in the City Of Worcester and said
Lists VIII then be open during business hours, the
inspection OF all persons who apply for that purpose
The said Lists will contain Income for
1910 and for Special Taxes under the Excise Laws of the
United States
particular cause, matter thing respecting which
decision requested and also state the ground or
principle of the error complained Of
apH dtmylO WIN. 7. HARLOW, Assessor.
REMOVAL!
The subscriber respectfully announces to his patrons
and friends IN Worcester and vicinity that he has moved
ms business Carving and Jig Sawngl So Exchange
street. CARLC q. T. THUMASeN
NOTICE.-This is to give notice that the subscrib-
ers have this day formed copartnership under the name
carrying on the business of manufacturers of Buderss
Brackets, &c Carving, Jig Saving Turning and A
variety OF Moudngs of every description. Special at
ention 70 House and Furniture Carving. Also Stick
they most respectfully invite the attention of all seeking
work in their line of business and solicit patronage M
their place Of business, No 50 E change st. corner OF
Union st. CARL g. I. THOMAS.
HENRY +. WAITE.
ELISHA II. WITHERELI
worcester. May l. 1871. dim myI