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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-09

The connection of China with the rest of the
world by telegraph brought the managers Of
the line to face the problem of telegraphing in
Chinese. The system applied to other tongues
was manifestly at fault in the case of Ian
guage which has no alphabet and whose writ
ten words are some fifty thousand distinct char
acters. The ordinary resources Of telegraphy
seemed quite incapable of overcoming this
difficulty. There is indeed process by which
an autograph signature or an elaborate drawing
may be transmitted in fac smile by telegraph,
but the means employed are too expensive and
cumbersome for the uses of daily business.
The message might be translated into English
and retranslated into Chinese after
reaching its destination, but there
were plenty of objections TO this course.
Ingenuity at last surmounted the obstacle. A
few thousand Of the most common of the Chi
nese characters were found to compose a vo-
cabulary ample for all ordinary business pur-
poses. Each of these was cat on a wooden
block after the manner of the type used in that
country, and on the reverse side of the same
block was cut number. These wooden types
being arranged conveniently in the office at
Hong Kong, when All Sin comes In and wants
to send some word to his friend Sum Fun at
Shanghai, the native clerk selects the type and,
with the reverse side, prints off on slip of pa
per the corresponding numbers and hands this
20 the English operator, who transmits the num-
bers to the Office at Shanghai. There the pro.
cess is reversed. Selecting the type with the
transmitted numbers, the clerk stamps from
the other side the corresponding Chinese char.
aeters, which expresses to Sum Fun tho MESSAGE
Of his friend.
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Letter from Chicago.
Correspondents Daily spn.l

NiioAoO' mug - io'A'
| ~ We "eie h'"' ans Si'Hs "eS' ia our wan
u'innse' wv 'Suie over !" chicaAo W SSs now
lnucn AZ n"u grown Sno "ha' IL nad pesn do
lug Sino0 w "Sfs 1881 herS' anu ge' glimpse
u 'no'o in.n0n0S i,AiVe'' iloiuS-s.hSn Ssas Oh
ltpo"s g't'"i'. 4AS",ii' wv "l0heu ~ Eoh'raS'
NA" WIN '"0 puieV asliculur"A poruohS
VI 'AO ''A'es' anu NUS tnS uinefehces. lheJ
Ate s'SioeiS ieSs iiiarAeo thah tloss Oh inc man.
ui'''uiiDS ''C'i'hS' TUT "nole'SE thS Amerl-
T''A a'iu sop'0D"iiy 'nS NO" Ausianuer-
nv I"iiA'' 'ne ways anu NoiuIoiIS vi MS holhe
WIN i'iiii' NV lnus' nave aLi 'hS lnOuerh I'LL
pio'eln'n'S vi MS pusineSS-no"srS' Isapers'
enteSneiS' 'euuers' S'ealn Plo"s' plasters-ln the
neiu'- anu sonooiS, cnufch"s' gas WORKS. water
"oiN' Anu '''ani hrS enslleS in ths towns ana
ci'eS' II tnefe Is any variance III fhls respecs,
Nv .1e N0i' /" mo "0" HUNS 'tin III Ills oiu'
Enicaso 10 Oh 'nS sans aead ie'e4 as ever
Lam nAi1niSAn 'enus us crested waves up
+i1'' 'nS wi Vi 'i'e iAAo avenues aS pieaS-
"H'' no o'O'' 0'Peela"' III these "nrh' ays' nos
''oi u"!' tno "'eo1e' HiHioH III over IL 10
'u' "'"'eu "i' Vi s''SS's anu muses. ana
manu- Cnlcaso IaE HnoIe coihlottaoie thah many
Rtca' ha'ulA Suvahs"gS-purltying, orAelRg,
Ni'noS' i'iuispehsAp" as sanitary sdunst.
TOT "hsn 'hc OrcezS occasionally shlHs and
oioWs up iionh tne souIn"sSe ever the sun-hsated
prairle' NE ID wen MsnF burden IN its streets.
roI'uh"'eiY 'hS slinihS Is lAirequent'
'O'"s 'hiousn 'uIo 'lS'topohs' We note
cu~nseS every "hofe' Nc" avenues ana Douls-
'"'u''' N49noISon Pa'ins' cAurcheS ana ware
houses' cue. rlalny' the place mas NOT matured,
pu' mas MANIFEST ueStiny OF expansion pro-
portioneu 10 tDS annual CROWN OF me conng-
uooS s'ateN' hecehtly, as he phrase IS, Lake
Si'chigAh mas lharrleu tne mississippi oy the
ueePeninH Vi INC hilnois CANAL cohheenns the
llllhoiS riVer-Whlcn ehpues nhaly INTO the
MalsSlsSippl-wltn inc Chicago nVer' whose out
let is Lake Michigan, through the commercial
'ent'o Vi sne Guy
Ahis ueepehlhg permits tue water to now
from lake 10 RIVER ana has exactly reversed the
ouiIel' Ill the Chlcago nTer, carrying the sew
Sgs 10 tue latner OF waters, Instead OF into the
lake Before the change the stencil arising from
the stagnant water in the stream was q mon
strous nuisance, an annoyance and q breeder Of
dlStempers IN the warm months. Another
canal, ten miles in length, is being cut TO bring
the water of 'hc Aux PLANES river iuto the
canal thus formed by the rivers and the lake
IL is hoped that this combination will thoroughly
drain the city and surrounding towns by means
OF connecting conduits. Whether it does or not
1T is feat OF engineering which seems to leave
all other means OF drainage impossible. II this
fails 1t Is difficult to see any other outlet.
The Observation-Disclosures boulevard
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OF the womha., nor any other Australian mar
supia. In all respects except the caudal APP
pendage these bones closely correspond to those
of an ordinary sized kangaroo.
Taking into consideration the fossil character
of these bones, the probability that they have
not been disturbed by luviatie or surface &C.
ton, the indisputable evidence of their marsu-
pial origin that they are not those of the Aus
tralian kangaroo, wombat, kOala, nor of any
other animal which has n perfect REPRESENTATIVE
now living on continent or island, | am induced
to pronounce these bones a part of an extinct
American marsupial nearer allied to the kan
CARGO than to any other animal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-09

OLIVER TwIsT-The second volume of
the AppletonS' "Handy Volume Edition" of
Dickens is just issued. Ii includes Oliver
Twist, the Christmas Carol and the Cricket on
the Hearth. 1t is neatly bound in muslin, is of
very convenient size, is printed in clear but too
small type, and has the illustrations of the orgi
nal editions. IT is published by d. Appleton &
Co, New York, and for sale by L. II. Bigelow.
HISTORY OF FREDERICK H., CALLED FRED
IRIoE THE GREAT, by John S. C. Abbott New
York: Harper & Brothers. Mr. Abbott is true
courtieri he faithfully worshps the rising sun
50 long as France was considered the foremost
nation in Europe, and its emperor the most
powerful Of European soVereigns, the counly
historian elevated his talents TO the task, easy
for him, Of composing fulsome eulogies OF the
founder of the imperial family and elaborate
yindicatlons Of the character and policy Of the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-09

ERw YORK, August s.-Cotton decidedly more active.
at @ Nc decline; sales 2sl7 bales middng uplands
use EourIsales 1000 bbls state and western dull
ana IN buyers favor; state $3.50 "a $40; Ohio S. 80
h so; western s4so SIS; southern $500 49,
LIZ s9PrnS SlSI q lS5 No do $3.50 I,52; winter red
a. sS ~ Ggsa al common mixed western Sc good to choice
western 80 q &c. Pork steady; new mess Sf8,62
prime Sll "a SLID Lard heavy at 81 % lOc Butter
qnehansedi Ohio 10 q Zoe; stale Is % SOC. WbIskey
dul western free CSC. Rice quiet; Carolina III "a 8kc
sugar steady MuscOvado 92 81 sac; fair 10 good
Iennlng IN q 9$c. COfee hrm; Rio 1884 "a l6]sc
Spirits urpentine weak at SIC; rosin dull at $3.50 for
strained Petroleum quiet; crude 1874 q Ssic refined
Hhc. Tallow steady oil q 9Hc.
CHICAGO, Aug. e-Flour quiet Wheat opened excited
but closed quiet; No spring HOS a 1855 Corn adj
yanced y "a SIC; No 2mixed dull at I254I@ 4Sc Oats
dull; No spring at 6lhc. High wines firm at 500
Mess pork at $3.50 q 275 Lard Sic Live hogs steady;
sales So at s49 a $40 Cattle moderately active sales
wheat 2S 200 bush corn $4,000 bush oats, 10000 bush
rye ID wv Dusk barley 1000 hogs. ShipmensSOOOb bills
1900 bush rye, 1000 hogs.
~ GIINGISEATI S5Pork unsettled at sl225 Lard
dull at 81 "a SIC. Bulk meats lower; shoulders &c
sides 60 Bacon unsettled; shoulders SIC clear sides
dull. ''' O''ue
HHw oRLsAHs, Aug. S.-Cotton nominal; low mid
dlngs INC. " W
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-09

The president has issued an order suspending
Commissioner Pleasonton, and putting in his
place the assistant or deputy commission of
internal revenue, j. w. Douglass. Before issu-
ing the order, the president sent General Porter
to Pleasonton with verbal message requesting
him to resign. This he would not do therefore,
he is suspended, and will be reported to the
senate as the tenure of office act requires. 1t is
unfortunate for this man that he has an inordi
nate, and even ridiculous notion of his own i'm =
portance. This has made it impossible for him
to take his leave OF office in such manner as
commands the respect of anybody He has no
fitness whatever to be commissioner of internal
revenue; and he could have seen this himself
readily, if egotism had not made him so blind.
The Washington Chronicle states that the
"whiskey ring" had finally taken up Pleason-
ton, with determination to use him in a cru
SADIE against Secretary Boutwell,. The unscru-
pulous attacks on the secretary, which have ap-
peared lately in certain newspapers, devoted
to that interest, indicate that this statement may
be true. 1t is well, in every point of view, that
Pleasonton has been suspended.
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Facts for Investors.

The Boston Advertiser of July 9th has, in its
financial column, the following statement concern
ing one of the leading railroad enterprises now
under construction. Referring to southern securi-
ties, as class, the editor saws:
"The general decentralization of southern business
consequent upon the war; and the lack of the means
and the energy by the aid of which the north so
rapidly RECEIVERS from any temporary depression,
have combined to give the preference to new indus.
trial enterprises at the west rather than at the
south. But that the south presents splendid
openings Ior northern capital there has never
Deen any doubt among shrewd business men, and
many northern capitalists are now busy in develop
ing the enormous natural advantages of the
southwestern statesFof Louisiana and Texas They
are reViVing plantations; retaining waste lands;
improving water powers; and above all, utilizing
the lessons or the west by building railroads where
they are demanded by the wants of the rapidly in
creasing population and production. Such enter
prlses are southern by location, but northern in
capital In energy and In management, and they are
located at the south because their projectors have
seen that that was the most promising field for the
employment of capital. One of the foremost of
these undertakings Is the building of the
New Orleans, Mobile and Texas railroad
rom Mobile through the metropolis of
the south to the railroad centre Of Texas
INTO tn1s worklmany of the leading most honored
capitalists of Boston and New York have put nearly
Yen millions OF dollars Of their own funds because
they believed that nowhere else in this country was
there SO profitable return promised for their ont
lay. All OF this large land very Unusually expendi-
tnre OF private means, before asking any money
rom enc public Is protection to the bonds which
the company now offer for sale, as all interest La
6iiies must be met before any dividends can 20 to
me stockholders. Such a d" Southern securityT as
shls seems to be worth the attention of those having
funds for investment. 30
The bonds especially noted above have also been
Endorsed by many other leading financial authori-
ties as among the very safest and most profitable
in the market. 1t will be seen by reference to our
advertising columns, that either bonds or further
information can be obtained here of local agents
for the loan.
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wORcEs TER.
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST o. 1871.

We print, this morning, another communica-
ton relative to the state reform school at West
boro The persons from whom it comes are re-
spectacle citizens of the state, much esteemed
in the circles of their acquaintance; and they
are irreproschsble SO far as concerns personal
character and reputation for veracity. The
statement they publish has been occasioned by
adds something to the case. But We leave it to
our readers who will learn for themselves what
it contains.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-09
Delicious, strictly Pure.
coLToN's SELECT FLAvoKs.

NV II n Y Il IT u OE9
The Arlington, Washington, d. c.. Fort WILL
liam Henry Hotel, Lake daeOrxe-1Eyoas
all others we have ever used. ~. RoRssLE Il Son
MassasOit House, Springfield Mass ave baxo
Tor several years used them, and find their tecinns do
yor and great strength always to be depended upon and
osborne House, Rochester, N. Y and Raw
Osborne HOUSE Gus, - commenced using your Fiavorne
years ago, and have used them with grest ~ t
ever eyer since my baker, professional baker, pastry
country and in England says: ale knows nf no
equal 20 them for delieacy Of flavor -GEoRGF THRALL
iioPiiebOi nay otate House. dS5m ieIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-09
Science Advances,

AS soon as an article pur9orting be of utility has
Deem tested and ts merits endorsed by public opinion
unprncped parties endsavOr to repensh their depleted
purses by counereng, and substituting spurious for
Inc genuine article. Some time since. mercury I'm iii
disguise OF pills. powders, &C. given for all disease
oil the stomach and liver, while qunne was freely sd
mnisered for the chls. Atlength Hostetters stomach
bitters made its ADVENT and entire new system of
healing was inaugurated The beneficial effects of this
valuable preparation were at once Acknowledged and
mineral poisons suffered sink Into that obscurity to
which an enlightened aged has consigned them There
have been many spurious bitters pamed upon the com
mnty, which, after trial, have been found perfectly
worthless, while Hostetters has proved u blessing to
thousands, who owe to 1t their restoration TO health
For many years we have watched the seqdy progress
OF Hosteters Stomach Bitters in public estimation and
and its benehcent effects a cure for all complaints
arising from the stomach, of morbid nature and we are
free to say that be relied upon as certain relief
and remedy Its prOpIetOrs have made the above prem
araton after years of careptudy and sitting and are
now reapng the reward claimed by this valuable
specific, and which they richly merit 1t is the only
preparation of the kind that is reliable in all cases. and
1t therefore demands the attention of the afflicted
aus d&wlw
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The returns of the vote in Kentucky, so far as
received, show very large republican gains, and
equally large democratic" losses. There are
important republican gains in louisville. In
Frankfort, Gen. Harlan has 900 votes, and
Leslie (dem.) 500. Gen. Harlan is reported
ahead in several other places. Leslie is doubt
less elected, but the majority OF his party ia
greatly reduced, and the republican representa-
ton in the legislature will be greatly In
creased
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Dutcher's LiehtnIog NJ, Ir,;;.,

BUTCHERS DEAD SHOT FOR BED nuGsl
The most Powerful ExtermnatOr eyor known No,v IL
the time to use them and sleep in peace '' 10
aul deop6t
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Dr. Lighthill will be at the Bay State house Aug.
10TH 18th and 18th. The doctor is one of the best
physicians for the cure of discharges from the ear
blindness, Deafness catarrh, and other chronic
diseases
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-09

oSE HUNDRED SAPEs new and OIL of varions kinds
for sale at MoRsRu Safe Factory "a Sudbury street
Boston. First class bank work made to order
aug deOpl3t
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Spectral Aut1ess.
Patents Secured.

Patents Secured.
Reissues, Extensions and Foreign Patents procured
lntererences cOnductcd all kinds of business with the
PATENT OFFICE,
Transfers of Rights and Patent Cases attended TO- y
o,a JAMES g. ARNOLD, Worcester, Mass.
all DIFF
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DIED

Mrs Sarah Plumb, "a yrs. s % 'i'' r
In tins city Aug g. Arthur w son of Cbaa q Rotton,l
aged 10 mos. W ~" VI N"'9 " "'''"iliy'
1heral AZ the house of Prescott Stone No Webster
81, tIs ~ euhesday) afternoon, at O'Clock. Relatives
anu friends are invited to attend
Stowe. " ''' SN' va" " "
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lll,gN Hartford and Erie railroad Is, new. 29@2s9
$1,000 Union Pacific land grant Is ..,,, ii K
S2,0OO Union Pacific income los ....,,,.,. IA
81 Boston and Albany railroad ....,,... l5js6i5S
1870 Indianapolis and Cincinnati railroad . 6Xk1TI
% Michigan Central railroad .,....,, i20iS an 26s.
100 Rutland railroad, common. ..,,,,, 40
IS Rutland railroad. pref ..........,., ....'. q
zoe Union Pacific railroad ......,, ri Z 059Jk
20 Phil. vii. and Baltimore railroad Ma
Franklin COMPANY, Lewiston -. 49, lis
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Much Pain and mental depression is prevented nv
administering LATHAAs CAfHARTIC EXTRACT nys-
pepsia constipation bilious sick headache imnnr
o. the blood fever and ague and the generality OF ch
au7 div P7'i' Niouicihe'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-09

On On Mnrriage.-EssAYs FOR YOUNG MEN. ON grea,
social Evils and Abuses which interfere with sdSa'
MIN SURE means o. relief for the Erring and nortnna5
Ises ao deotaied Sent Tree in sealed enveiopes
Philadsphln, Pa, SfuGTbsm o. Nlhlh street,
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Money unchanged. Exchange weaker at l0gx "a
ll0h. stocks improved perceptiby today and at the
close speculation was quite active. the advance in
western Union and Union Pacific being especially
marked the rise in both securities being attributed to
the Improved condition of both companies and the
prospective large increase In the net earnings
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-09
Hams Aromatic InvIgorator

Diners out and those who are partial to the luxur
les OF the table VIII doubtless recollect t1at
DR. Hams Aromatic InvIgOrator,
as an appetizer corrective of aeItv of the soacb and
preventive OF dyspepsia excel and actnaiv se aside
future misery arising from indulgence ~ ~
See that each bottle bears the name of DARIUS HAM
none other genuine. div VI Janus az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-09

The MOST DIREsr and positive means of restoring the
constitution to healthy condition when impaired by
Kidney, bladder and glandular diseases mental and
physical debility diabetes, gravel. rheumatism female
weakness and general prostraon of the nervous system
is TO administer Smolander's Extract of Buchu
LET THB ENRRvAFBD SYSTEM feel the influence of the
curative properties of AtwOods Quinne Tonic Bitters
and dyspepsia, morbid liver acidity of the stomach
ssitude anguor, disturbed sleep and general prostr
uon VIII promptly disappear They are unequalled az
an appetizer ApothecarIes have them.
Great harm and discomfort ia caused by the use of
P,IBauves wmch grippe and rack the system Pdrsoa's
Pargdpe Pits are free from all impure matter and are
ihld and health giving In their operation
AT this season OF the year cramps and pains in the
stomaeh ana bowels dysentery, diarrhea &C. are quite
common ana should be checked at once TlpSoa's A1oO
dye Latenf is the best article can he used in all
such cases, and should be kept in every family
auf deoplwGwlw ''
THR PRRTTIEsT WOMAN in New York society. las
winter, was rough skinned, frecked faced lady I'm
Dayton Ohio, but one year ago. She used IIagan's
magnolia Balm upon her face and hands with such per-
ssency That her complexion became her greatest at
traction II Will do the same for any one IL will
obliterate Saowness, Moth Patches Ring Marks,
sunburn, &c, give a marble.like complexion and
perpetnate the bloom of youth for years What the
Magnolia Balm Is to the complexion, Lyons celebrated
Kathairon is TO the hair II not only beauties the hair
but stimulates Its growth and prevents from falling
out or turning gray. All Druggists keep these articles
jylO deoplm&w
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croGuet and Ring-TOss,
BASE BALLS & BATS
FAN CY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
FIREWORKS, AT WHOLESALE.
Cutter, Hyde az Co.,
aEV d5m 81 Chauney St, Boston.
DIR. BIckneII's syrup,

DR.. BickneIPs Syrup,
For he cure OF Bowel Summer Complaints. acts like
magic upon Dysentery Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus Collie,
STulpi SICK or Sour Stomach, Dyspepsia, &c, giving
immediate relief Free from opiate, and never produces
Costiveness Designed for Children as well as grown
persons Sold by all dealers In medicine Please give II
trial Prepared only by Edward Sutton OF Providence,
RI d3m lyle
Premature Decline
and Exhausted Vitality in middle aged and old men.
The causes OF and remedies for FULLY explained in the
New Medical Adviser Price " cents Published and
br sale al No. 8 Bunnch ST., Boaton, Mass.
les d&wH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-09

Bath Tubs and Boilers, Water Closets, wash Bowls
Wash Trays Sinks &c fitted up at short notice. and
in thorough manner. diff iva
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CoIton's select FIavor..

DELICIOUS STRICTLY PURE FLAyoRINa Ey-
TRACTS OF THE CHOICEST FRUITS.
DR. -. g. Holland CTimOtby TtcOmbl Shrine
neid Ihey are the standard in ali this Vicinity
TJunus snyer, Newport X. L., the well known deal
CT IN iuAuries: II have trebled my sales with them
MhisT q Sons. Saratoga N. " and other large
dealers; They give entire satisfaction to ali
. Gov. VIM. A. buckingham, CT: "For a long
ui M we nave used them and find them very fine"
gov d. ~ Smith, Providence r. /. /: 'Aly wife
pr0nounces them superior TO any she ever used
Groeers and Druggists treble their sales with them
D. W COlton's N Y. Depot, II Maiden Lane
je2l dW3m e'
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InlpOteney.

and other diseases of the provocative organs nodent IN
exhausted vitality in youth and middle age Explained
ana now remedied See the New Pocket Medical Al
wiser Price rs cents Call or send for it to No Bui
W 9V'' D'n'Vh MISS uGwu res
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-09

BntchelOf's Hair Dye.-Thls superb Hair Dive
Is e pest N he Dord-Perfectly harmless reliable and
instantaneous; no dhapp0intment no ridiculous tnts
or dsagreeable odor. The genuine VIM A. bachelors
Var Dye produces immediately splendid Black or
Natural Brown lenves the hair clean, soft beautfn.
does not contain particle of lead any Injurious com
Y div So'oi5' 10 Bona st.; NJ
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worcester Gas Light Company.
Baths. Bathsi BathsI

w. IL. JENKINS would inform his friends aud the
pubic generally that he Is prepared to give Warm and
COD Baths every day in the week and at all hours In
the day. to both ladies and gentlemen at his Hair Dress
ing Rooms on Foster st.. The ladies' will enter from the
being entirely separate. Also, Shaving HAIR Cutting
iy4 d2m
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DIR. Donaldson. .......SO0 Main ST.
treats the following Diseases most successfully
HEART, LUNG, EYE, EAR, AND SKIN.
Electricity used when necessary.
Office Hours from A. NJ to 9P M dam ieo
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a. UhamberIaIn,
PLUMBERS,

Corner Waldo and Exchange sta.. Worcester, Mas.
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Amt. Deposits Aug. I,'7I..Ss, 7s4 40
Number of DepOsitOrs........ 7.7II
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OFFICE, no. os MAIN STREET, woRcEsrr

Peoples Savings Bank,
MARBLE BUILDING, 452 MAIN ST,
Opposite the City Hall.