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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-22
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The LAST KNIGHT-A Romance Garland
from the German Of Anastasius Green. Trans
lated with notes by John O. Sargent. New
York; Hurd Houghton. Anastasus Green is
the literary name Of the Count Won Auersberg,
an Australian nobleman, and a leader of the
liberal party since 1S4S. OF late years. how
ever, he has been more prominent as an autbor
than as a politician. The work OF which this
is translation added much TO his literary pop
ularity. 1t is a series Of ballads founded on in
cidents in the life of Macmillan l., emperor of
Germany from 1859 to 1918. The translator
dedicates his work to Oliver Wendell Holmes.
II bears marks of care and skill in versifeation.
The book is a handsome volume, beautifully
printed on heavy paper. 1t is for sale by San
ford & Co.
AMERICAN WONDERLAND, by Richard Meade
bache. Philadelphia: Claxton, Remscn and
hahelhnger. This is a collection of fairy stories
and legends, proiessedy gathered from the
iok lore Of the American Indians They
Dear wonderful resemblance in their GENERAL
structure TO those current among Euroneo, and
eastern peoples; but differ from them. of course
in the costumes and occupations of the chor,
t'eNsio anu LuS nNNuEo III WHICH they mova
Their relation to the fairy tales Of Euronc
seems hardly more remote than that of the
latter to the Arabian Nights. Some Of them, in
their leading Incidents, characters and general
plan, are very close parallels to familiar legends
Of Europe, varied from the latter only by the
cooring they receive from the peculiar circum
stances Of the people among whom they were
current. Mr.. Bache has told these stories
simply and well. The book is for sale here BY
Sanford E Co.
STORIES PROM OLD ENGLISH POETRY by
ABBY Sage Richardson. New York, Hurd &
Houghton. The stories in this volume are Sc.
lected from the poems Of Chauccr, Spencer and
Shakespeare, and accompanied BY sketch az
each Of these poets. The author writes simnlv
and with much grace aud purity Of style. enter.
Ing fully into the spirit Of her theme. She has
made very pleasant volume which many will
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-22

Without any disespect to the members of the medical
profession, profession honored by all thinking men, it
is only Just to say that they too thick the ground.
The consequence is that the community is doctored
much. When nature needs only the gentle stimulant
and Alternative. which has become famous throughout the
country a reliable medicine, under the of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters she is not unfequeny dosed
with dozen prescriptions all experimental from the
Pharmacop9ia. This is evil, and proves that the
practice ofmedicne is far from being at all times heal
ing art. At this period of the year when the fall of the
eaftndcaes that decay has seized upon the vegetable
kingdom, many harassing diseases prevalent Chief
among these may be mentioned Intermittent fever and
bilious remittent. The calculations rising from decom-
posing vegetation and the heavy dews and Og are very
apt to generate these complaints. The wses policy is
to protect the system by of ostetters Stomach
Biters the commencement of the tall. Much suffer
ing may thereby be avoided. But the disease has
already begun its periodical vsatons may readily be
checked and broken up by this active, yet harmless,
vegetable tonic.
But be on your guard against the charlatans who
attempting to palm off, under various Names unwhoe-
compounds, which they pretend to compare favor
ably with The great national elixir which has long since
swept more formidable opposition from the field Bear
in mind that every bottle OF genuine Hosteters Stom-
ach Biters is authenticated by splendidy engraved
label and fac simiie of the sign manual of the firm.
Put up in bottles only and cannot be obtained in bulk
s2l d&wlw
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AN IRIsHRAN called at a drug store to get bottle of
J0hRS0aS AnOdyRe Imminent for the Rheumatism; the
druggist asked him In what part of the body 1t troubled
him most, BE me son,' said he, 81 have it in livery
h nj and corner me -
For loss of cud, horn all rcd water in cows, loss of
appetite, rot murran in sheep thick wnc, broken
wind. and roaring. and for all distractions OF the
kidneys in horses Sheridaa'S CduairY Condition
PoIoderS. dcOp&wlw sis
THE BEST HAIR DRESSING in the world is Lyons
Celebrated Kathairon 1t has been tested for 20
years. and is constantly growing in favor 1t not only
beauties the hair but it to grow uxuranty, and
prevents it rcm falling out and turning gray.
dpnD,twlm
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LOCAL NOTICES.
EPITAPH.

Here lies the bones of Roger Norton,
Whose sudden death oddly brought on,
Trying one day his corns to NOW off,
His razor slipped and cut his toe OF,
The toe then took to mOrtfying,
WHICH WAS THE CAUSE OF ROGERS DYING.
Reader don't attempt to cut your own corns or bun
ions lest like the lamented Mr.. Norton whose sad fate
aectngly described above, you meet with an I'M
timely end. We would advise all sufferers to consult
DIR. Kimbell, at the Bay State Juse The Dsctor GER
tany has the best of hackers among citizens More
than hundred ladies' the elite of the city have called
upon the Doctor during the past three weeks, and all
unite in saying that his are performed entirely
without pain.
tFrOm another popular Physician of this city,
DR.. NICHOLS
DIR. Kimbell has successfully removed bunion from
one my joints, and several from my feet with
PAIN and has also removed for other members
of my family; 1 cheerfully recommend him to all my
friends as successful operator feetroubles ETC.
L. b. NICHOLS, NJ. d.
Worcester, Sept, g.
From the eminent Surgeon and Physician, DrJ Bates
of this city.
WORCESTER, Sept I'd, 1871,
I am pleased to add my testimony to the skin and
courtesy of DIR L Kimbcll, and am pleased to rec,
Ommend all afflicted with and diseases of the
feet to his attention. jim. BATES. NJ D.
from one OF our Prominent Physicians OF this ethyl
Worcester. Sept. l, 1911
DIR. Kmbel has removed several very bad soft corns
for my wife, my sister, and myself with absolutely no
pain or blood. would chcerfully recommend him to all
in need Of his services.
DAVID HUM, JR., NJ. ID.
lAnother Testimonial from DIR. Clough of this ethyl
Worcester, Mass, Sept. I, ISL.
This is to certify that DIR. Kimbc has removed one
soft and one hard corn from my feet without pain.
b. +. CLoUGH. NJ D.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-22

The rooms Of DIR, Klmbe at the Bay State House. are
daily becoming more crowded by those wishing to avail
themselves of his services. The press of New York
Bridgeport, New Haven Hartford and Springfield has
expressed the most natteriug opinion of DIR. ks
Skill and from all quarters he has met with most graft
fying Communications DR.. Kmbell stands confessedly
at the head Of his profession In this country while his
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Money closed easier at q per cent though some
loans before the close were made as high as The in
creased ease Is due to the report credited in well Informed
quarters that Secretary boutwell, who will surely he here
tomorrow, WILL if he finds that the payment for six
millions of gold makes the money market active
order the purchase of considerable amount of five
twtnes. The Post this evening. in discussing the nan
cla events Of the day, says there is every disposition
to credit Secretary boutwell, with an intention
of relieving the strngency in the gold loan mar
ket, and keeping the money market steady; at the
same time, IL cannot he denied that his policy
has been so shaped TO throw the gold market
into the hands of clique Of specuators, 1t be
denied that in the present con ion of the city banks his
large sale Of gold today IL direct blow the stcadnCss
OF the money market The criticisms on his policy can
be condensed follows that he could have prevented
the corner in cash gold and that his sales through the
season sboudhave been regulated accorngly that now
the corner has been made, he is making commendable
efforts To break II, Exchange firm This ufiernoon at
1881 90 1898 Stocks. which went down very rapidly on
the announcement of large sales of gold and the Xpeca
ton of light money market, closed strong and higher
modern q
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are able to find means enough to start here, hut
not to stay on the land there. The leading
trades unionists appear to be turning from
strikes to organized emigration, as means of
relief There are many suggestions, but the
one from which extract the following, seems
to give the best idea of making their association
useful. The writer says:
'Let us by all means organize emigration unions
and leave the country. belong to the amagama-
ted engineers, and naturally take considerable in
terest in the prosperity of our society. We have
paid immense sums of money to unemployed work.
men this last few years In 1S61-S-9 we paid up-
average of eel 900 per year for the three years
named Now, if this sum had been lent to our
members at, say three per cent. to emlgrate to
Canada or the United States, and to purchase land
and commence farming with on the cooperative
principle, the money would now in all probability,
nave been repaid, and many of our members would
have been settled in permanent homes and employ
ment We have now 80 600 members, and capital
of nearly 100000; we could easily lend f2O,OO0 to
a number of our members, when, by purchasing
land cheap in Canada or the states and purchasing
the most modern agricultural implements and ma
Sehinery, they might by working together in large
bodies soon cultivate a large tact of land; they
would then soon be able to repay the loan which
could be re-appied to the same purpose as the
money came round The deeds of the property,
&C., would belong to the society until it was paid
for after which the plot could be laid out in separate
farms, each family having their own. This would
piOuuCe DlesSillSsg II WOulu TtuuCt tle
Overstooked English skilled labor Market and
make our superhuous artizans into respectable
farmers"
This plan would not be adopted under that
society's present rules, but he proposes to have
them changed.
HINT TO JAY COOKE.
am told that this great banker has, with an
other gentleman, not less than score million
acres IF land undpr his control--ou,ncd Inv
them, Why can't he step into this breach, aid
the struggling labor of the old world to emf
CRATE in colonies, sell his lands also, and Incl
dcntally do great deal to settle labor problems
i'll benefcent and peaceful way. Capital has
duties as well as rights. One of them seems to
me to be the duty of riSking something in an
attempt to organize a movement like that whose
impulses are plainly felt all through the old
world. OBSERVER.
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unquestiOnObIy the impaired digestive organs
can be brought to sanitary condition. by parakng of
DR.. Hams Aromatic Invgorator and dyspepsia, heart
burn, acdity of the stomach, costivcness atulency
depression of spirits, headache languor and vertigo
positively cured by the aid of this valuable
agent. div SIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-22

A BANK ROBBERS GAME.-When Jack Cam
ter, the bank robber, was taken to Sing Sing
prison, he was asked what his profession was
GA bank clerk" said he "And now that
you've got me Phi tell you about it, for it's a
good joke. was watching country bank for
some little time, and | noticed that the paying
teller wore striped coat and straw hat. The
clerks left the bank at about one O'Clock for
dinner. 1 got a straw hat and striped coat, and
for several days took my seat on the steps of the
bank. One day l saw my opportunity. The
paying teller and most of the clerks went out. |
went in, pulled off my hat and coat, hung them
mp where | had seen the teller hang his, and
went around to the desk. The books were open.
and here and there were piles of bills | went
to work at the books, and made the most re-
marSable entries ever recorded in the books of
any bank in this world or any other / pocket
ed the bills, one pile after another, and putting
on my coat and hat, went on my way, $4,000
better Off than ever was before"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-22

and Exhausted Vitality in middle aged and old men
The causes of and remedies for tuly explained in the
New Medical Adviser. Price Is cents. Published aud
for sale at No. Bulfnch st.. Boston, Mass.
les dIwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-22

The inhabitants of the English island of He'll
goland, in the North sea, near the German
were imported into the island lately. Sheep
furnish most of the milk used. Potatoes and
hay are the chief agricultural products. The
men are pilots and fishermen. In summer the
island is a watering place. Meat and nearlysall
other articles of daily consumption are i'm
ported from Hamburg aud Bremen.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-22

TEETH IN RUINS are drawback PERSONA
appearance and personal comfort Therefore keep them
in good repair with that established andoe for all the
diseases that assa them, fragrant SOzoDoNT.
sl9 dTu&F
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- III ~ T717VIVTf VI '1IvIIUVIi lhabbl
Worcester. Mass, Sept. I, 1871.
1 certify that Dir. Kmbell has removed A painGil
bunion formy WIFE and for myself without main
the appearance of blood l have pleasure In recon-
mending him.
f. NJ. WHEELER, NJ. D..
From the editor of Worcester Palladium, Worcester.
Mass.
Sept ID, 1871.
DIR Kimbel, at the Bay State House. has removed
several very for myself wife, without the
least pain TO either of us, with apparent hope of per-
manent cure. j. l.. TUCKER
From Geo. Thra, proprietor of the Bay State House:
This ceriaes that Dr. Kimbell has operated upon my
feet also upon child four years old, for and
ngrowing nails, to my entire satisfaction. The opera
tons attended with pain whatever, either by
my child or myself and cheerfuly recommend him as
a sklllful operator GEO. THRALL.
Aug, 81. 1871.
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LATEST MARkETS.


NEW YORK. Sept. 2l-The extra sale of four millions
Of gold by the treasury today caused sharp decline from
ll4s 13N bnt subsequently the market red and
closed steady at 4A the clcarances having been $63
100000, Cash gold was easier today, owing to the TACT
that the Canadian balances in this market largely
loaned to legitimate borrowers. Governments closed
dun and steady.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-22

NOVEL CONTEsTs.-Two races in railroad
construction have lately been decided in Illinois,
The first was between the Gilman, Clinton and
Springfield and the Pekin, Lincoln and Decatur
railroads. The goal was the town of Mt. Pu-
laski, where a crossing was to be made. In To-
eating the Gilman, Clinton and Springfield
road, the engineers established the grade at the
point of crossing two feet higher than the grade
chosen by the other line. The law of Illinois
provides that the track first laid down shall de-
eide the grade, and that any other lines crossing
the same shall conform to such grade, and be at
all the expense Of cutting the rails, providing
crossing, frogs, etc. In this instance there was
in consequence of the difference in grade fixed
upon, an inducement to hurry the work, and
the men labored day and night, week day and
Sunday. The Gilman road reached Mt. Pulas i
at four O'Clock in the morning, beating the
Pekin road less than forty feet The other race
was between the Bloomington and Ohio rail
road and the Decatur, Sullivan and NATION
railroad. The stakes were $1,000, which the
town Of Sullivan, Moultre county, had sub
scribed as a donation TO the road which first
reached the town. The Decatur road won by a
few hours.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-22

$40 900 American Gold
$50 900 Hartford ana Eric railroad rs 2T 6D27N
$4,000 Union Pacific railroad l0s income. 0g79a
$500 Vermont Centrarailroad LIST mort Is S6k (lS1
Chicago, Bur and Quincy RR rights, IT'S
~ EASTERN railroad .;;''.'... ..'lOS@i9gA
500 Indianapolis and Cincinnati railroad ...64 as 7l6
Northern railroad
5Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain railroad. ........90
s Old COLONY and Newport railroad ......... l03A
Portsmouth. Great Falls d Conway R.......l05
26 Rutland railroad
IS Union Pacific railroad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6l2S5
100 burlington Missouri River RIt in Nebrask l..36
| Massachusetts Cotton Mills. lOS5
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and other diseases of the proceaye organs Incident
exhausted vitality in youth and middle age explained
and how remedied. See the New Pocket Medical Ad
wiser Price % cents. Call or send for IL to No Bull
finch st., Boston Mass. &wtf le5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-22

Five Per Cent. per Annum
Allowed for Money on Call. EA GooDEow
Au5 az first National Bank.
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In this city, Sept q, Mrs Elvir Powers.
Prayers at the house, at NJ Saturday. Funeral
vices at the universalst Church. at ~ Friends and
relatives are invited TO attend [2tl
In this city, Sept 81, Franklin Fske, only child of
Benz M and Anna Pevey, aged weeks.
In Grafton, Scpt20 Hon Is Bigelow, aged Ga yrs
Funeral Friday Sept ~, at at his late residence
Relatives and friends invited to attend without fur
ther notice. [2t1
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Sptetal Mutrtes.

Patents Secured.
Reissues Extensions, and Foreign Patents procured;
IntcrcTCnces 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. 266 MAIN ST.
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BY LAMSoN, GLAZIER & co, Auctioneers.
20l. 2Oi ;rnd 296 Main st.
WE SHALL SELL, in front of Sales
w Room, SATURDAY, Sept. 23d, at l29 O'Clock.
Horses, Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
At ONE O'Clock. in saesroom. New and Secondhand
Furniture Carpets, Beds and Bedding
CROCKERY, GLASS a. TIN WARE,
Cooking ard Heating Stoves &c.
s2 Gt HENRY GLAzIER, Auct'r,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-22

SPIRITUAL LoCoMoTIoN- London Daily
Telegraph thinks that if the new feats of the
metropolitan spirits become common, the diff
culties of London loComOtiOn will be quickly
solved, We need have no disputes about bad
cabs, narrow omnibuSes, underground rails,
Overground tramwayS, or even travelling bal
looms, if it be true that Mrs. Guppy, described
by her friends as zone of the biggest women in
London, can be carried through the air from
Highbury TO Lambs, Conduit street, in the
course of few minutes. This remarkable event
took place on the third of June, 1871; eight wit
nesses, not including the transported lady aud
the two mediums, testify to it.; and those eight
include Mr.. Henry Morris, described as "Alan-
chester merchant of high Standing Mr.. Ed
wards, B. A., of Cambridge, and other ladies
and gentlemen who sign their names and adj
dresses to the statement.
The story is simple. A dark seance took
place at the lodgings of the two mediums A
spirit voice exclaimed that "Mrs. Guppy" would
be brought; heavy body was "heard" to de-
scend on the table; a light was struck, and there
was Mrs. Guppy, large as life, but without her
shoes, and apparently IN trance! On Coming
to she trembed all over'-naturally enough as,
though medium she is probably unaccustomed
TO travelling through the air; and standing on
table with ten gentlemen sitting around her,
some them OF strangers, in trying position. This
occurred at ten minutes past eight precisely.
She was escorted home in a cab, and her friend
a Miss Neyland, declared that she had been sit.
litS WIN hAos Nuppg dlIuiiSllie HbuSCluiu az
counts, when the lady suddenly disappeared.
In corroboration of this little fact it must be
mentioned that when Mrs. Guppy descended
to the table in Lambs, Conduit street, she had
an account book in her hand, and the ink was
still wet on the word "onionS," the very last
word addressed to her by her friend. 1t should
also be stated that when Miss Ncyland missed
her friend she searched for her Cup stairs,
down stairs, and in my lady's chamber" and
then, as in duty bound, went and told Mr.. Cup
pv Hewas playing billiards, and gayly replied,
''No doubt the spirits have carried her off, but
they will take care of her." Even when supper
came, and there was no Mrs Guppy, this bold
man was not cast down. He asked the spirits
was she safe? They raped out, eyes," aud so
be went to bed-a model husband even under
circumstances calculated to test marital conf
dence to the extreme. But he was partially
used to it. Some time before he had an expert
ence as astounding. Mr. Heane, medium,
dropped in" one eyening-nOt in the common
place way, but through the walls and ceilings,
spite of fastened windows and locked doors.
That, too, happened at twenty minutes past ten
the visitor appearing to the lady as "a black
bundle descending from the ceiling" while the
| husband, less favored, simply finds him on the
| floor of his little breakfast ROOM
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NEW YORK. Sept 2l.-Cotton in light demand at &c
decline sales 1874 baes middng uplands zoe. Flour
sales $4,000 bbs state and western sleady state $500 "a
81; Ohio $3.50 q 1885; western $3.50 a 715; southern
$685. a 49, Wheat a &c better sales 6S00O bush; No
spring $ 40; No do sl47 a l4s winter red western
Sl5} a l,57 white Michigan 81 65 "a l,10 Corn frmer
sales $4,000 bush mixed western u a TX in store and
73H @ lac afoat; Oats more active and irmer sales
100000 bush; Ohio and western 50 a SIC Pork fner.
Lard 81 a 9hc. Butter steady; Ohio 10 a 20c state Is
a SOC. Whiskey quiet; western tree SAKE. Rice firm;
Carolina 81 "a 91se Sugar in fair request; MuscOvadO
81 q. 9Ac; fair to good refining 81 a 9Ac Coffee firm
and higher; Rio l4A "a Ike. Spirits turpentne quiet
troleum dull crude IA q l4ac; refined 24c. Talow firm
at S@t q CSC.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2l.-Flour unchanged Wheat active;
No spring closed at 81 ,l6k. Corn active; No mixed
4SA a 4SAc. Oats stronger No 3 3Oa q sic Rye high
er; No2, 64H a Csc. Barey-No spring GA a 64sc.
High wines advanced H0 sales SOC. Provisions quiet
Pork Sl2I5 "a l2,S7H. Lard SH "a Sc. Bulk meats
shoulders &C. Live hogs shade firmer at S425 q 1922.
Cattle quiet Receipts-4O0O bills flour l23,OU0 bush
wheat $4,000 bush corn 2200O bush oats % 600 bush
rye $4,000 bush barley 5000 hogs. shipments 5000 bbs
-four 17O0O bush wheat $4,000 bush corn 231 200 bush
oats 1900 bush rye, 1900 bush barley, 5000 hogs.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2l-Cotton steady; middlings 20
20ltc.
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turing purposes and Family use, is offered to the
public in quantities to suit, at the following Reduced
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be issued only at the Office OF the Com pany No. Bank
Block, Foster street, up stairs.
REPAIRS. &c.
Irregularities failure Osupply gas should report
ed and applications for service pipes and meters be
male at the Repair Room, No. CrOmpton's Block Me
chanc street stars. dtf iaI
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For the cure of Bowel or Summer Complaints acts like
magic upon Dyscntery Darrhca, Cholera MOIbus Collie,
Cramp, Sick or Sour stomach, Dyspepsia, &C. giving
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