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Worcester daily spy., 1871-11-10

LEvEE.-Thc ladies of the Laurel street So
ciety entertained their friends last evening by
a generous spread of good and pretty things
in Washburn hall. The fancy articles offered
for sale, and the substantial articles Offered
for eating were equally attractive, and found
customers according to taste; while those who
didn't care to taste found ample opportunity
to chat with thlir friends. / is desirable that
all should go into the hall hungry this even
ing, for clam chowder will be served in ad-
diton to the bill offered last night.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-11-10
COUNTY NEWS.

At the town meeting held in Fitchburg on ths
It'll, committee, consisting OF Alyah Crocker,
Worcester daily spy., 1871-11-10

The FERN EXHIBITION closed last evening,
having been successfully carried on three days,
afternoon and evening. Additions were made
to the display up to last evening, and lively
trade in ferueries, ferns, MOSES, &C., added to
the profit of the enterprise. The committee to
award the premiums offered by the society,"
Mrs. Theo. Brown, Mrs. George Sumner, Miss
Lucy Knowlton, Messrs. L. D. Burlington,
and H. l.. Shumway, have made the following
awards. II should be stated that the cases were
designated only by numbers, and the names of
Worcester daily spy., 1871-11-10
Fatal Accidents.
KILLED BY A FALL


KILLED BY 4 FALL.
New York, Nov. 9.-Chares Holden was in
stantly killed. and Daniel Ward fatally injured
by falling from scaffolding in Iloboken this
morning.
ENGINEER DROWNED.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-As a train on the Chicago
and Northwestern railroad was approaching the
bridge at Kinzie street, yesterday, the bridge
swung open and the engine, which could not be
checked in time, broke the couplings and
plunged into the river, leaving the cars on the
track. The engineer was drowned
Worcester daily spy., 1871-11-10

A meeting of Methodists was held at Will
mington, ON Wednesday evening, to help the
churches of their denomination in Chicago.
Two thousand dollars were subscribed.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-11-10
WOOD STITUTE,
= Miles from Boston,
ON THE nOSTON AND MAINE R. H..

This Institution is established for the reception and
treatment of patients suffering from iseasc or dcrange-
mcnt Of tha system caused by CvcrtaNng the
brain, by too sedentarv habits he excessive or in
iudicOuS use Of alcoholic or narcotic stiTuulantS.
The for board and treatment from SIS to $50
week, varying according to the accommodations re-
Quired for the PATIENTS In requiring extraOrii-
nary and attention there viii De propOronate
extra charge.
All inquiries addressed to me at Greenwood, Mass or
at my otlcc in Boston, VIII he Immediately answered
Patients eXpCcte 30 remain such length OF time
as may be deemed necessary.
Payments will be required Ia advance
Boston OlhCe-RDons No II fremont Temple. Onic
hours-l0 A. NJ. to O'Clock p. NJ.
ALBERf DAY, NJ D.,
SupcrintputlCut and Physician.
Worcester daily spy., 1871-11-10
Germany.

THE STRIKES.
BERLIN, Nov 9.-Extensive strikes are an
nounced at Elbing, an important port in the
eastern part of Prussia, among the manufac-
turieS, especially sugar refneries, wool and other
factories, wherein steam power is extensively
used
Worcester daily spy., 1871-11-10
France.
- nLAELAA

PARIS, Nov. "A terrible explosion occurred
to-day in the coal mines near 81. EticnuC, while
the gangs were at work. None of the men have
yet been recovered alive. Twenty-Five bodies
have been taken out, and thirty miners are
still in the pit, all of whom are supposed to
be dead The explosion was caused by fire
damp.
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Chemists :. and Physicians
1O5s..ANALYZE 1T

Then speak of 1t according to its merits, compare
it with Whskey and Brandy, and other such article,
and see the difference. Ii they find the Wine OF Lite
ous, (Which they certainly will do). then they are
morally bound to prescribe and recommend the Wine
Of Life to their patients and friends tho best slim
for whskey and brandy; but should they find it not
pure and what the proprietors claim for It let them
publicly denounce it. It is the PHYSICIANS duty to
learn and find out which is the most wholesome
stmulant for his patients, and to do he must ex-
anime and look into the quality of each article and
learn for himself if the Wine Of Life has any pecu-
liar mrits to warrant its general The prUprie-
tors claim the Wine of Life to be more wholesome
and far
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A ..xsst OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, n
speaking on an extravAeaut appropriation.
'in-l unan,ly exc ind "G"ntl'. nen. talk
about adequate compensation Of pubic
servsnts,' Wy, sir, Curing tie late warsl
Vas ia'thirtSS -ssvensbistless~.u wounded
thirteen times in the cause Of the South,
and-the entire pay received was $50 in
Confederate money, every gent Of which
esvesfoi Yns glass otold rye whisky."
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- = ~
mo. I THANK YOU. ldA,Am.,

.2aHs. aSsT&T;2SGs:FS.ss f ssa
JENNIE Jones ~ : very pretty little
girl, and II va The first time she had
evsr been w, visiting ~, herself: She
~ Spending tho afternoon with one
hlAlrssd oolasates, 2 and when ii came
tsa dine Jennie Va invited to stay to
~. No, I thank yon,@ ma'am," she
a,aesbJly, IN answer to the request
..I,gusss you'd better" said her little
friends mother, good, hospit.b1e Mrs.
9aass "slt right up 70 the table along
With aairy wont you now Z" Jennie
6dgstsd, twisted her .pron, put her
s1bgsl s. her mouth, and 6o.lly elect
.1iasd the company by remarking !: =: ::
wal don't know ; ma said il l was
= ~ g, thank you, the :fint time
Is .sksd, but but - J! 70. !! urged sa IA
Iae 5steyl Z = scarcely neossaa-
~ Idl that ne 1taid. 's.s2 s}a.a z 2
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Superior and Cheaper !
WHISKEY~s BRANDY

In fact any other article in common use and ought
10 De used in 9, cry family Everybody should give
1t atrial 1t Is a new thing only been in use about
one year, yet it has already gained great name and
wonderful sale, aid whoever once tries it always
recommends It TO bis friends. 1t has the same
even delicious and would he crazy to use whiskey
&C., he can get the Wine Of Life. 1t is for sale by
druggists everywhere in quart bottles price one dol
lar or can be bought by the case, Containing one
dozen bottles, for ten dollars. We challenge he
world to produce purers cheaper and nicer article
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NATU r ELS
HAIR RESTORATIVE


;ontalrs no Lac sulphLr-No Sugar of Lead-No
Litharge-No Nitrate OF Silver ard is entirely free
t ON the Poisonous and misunderstanding D.uss
used in other Hair PREPARATION
Transpartr anu c,~srk crystal, will not soil
nnes.: e.li.- r i,e.tiy SAFE, CLEAN and EFfI-
observation-disclosures, Lone SOUGHT FOB AND
FOUND AT LAST
1t restores and prevents the Hair from becoming
tray itnparts svft, glossy appearance. removes
Uahdruh, is COOL anu refreshing the head checks
the hair from falling of, and Restores it to great
extent when preu,alureiy lost, prevents Headache,
all Humurs, cutneous erupti.ns, unnatural
Heat. As DRESSING fox the Hair 1t is the best
Article in the market.
DR.. e. SMITH, Patentee, Gorton Junction, Mass.
Prepared only by PRUCTER BRUTHEkS, GIouces-
/, Mass The Genuine is put up in panel bottle,
made expressly for it with name Of the article blown
in cue glass: Ask your Druggist for Natures Hair
Eesioyt, i've, aLd taxi no other.
For lie by SCHULTEN CO.,
-, and TlCkNUR, HOLMAN CO. St. Cloud =,
VAN S.llAACK, siEVhNSUN REID,
"n resale Agents, o. Lake -steet Cn;clg'
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Ale FOR NOTHING

We viii give the Stock Journal for one
yaar GRATIS to all new Subscribers to
The JouRxAL who win remit 81. u
This offer viii hold tor only limited
timet .-...
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WARMERS VlNUM WIFE
OR, ::
WlNE.OFLIFE.

This wine is pref pared to take the place of Wills
kies and other spirits known to be made up OF Fusi
OH and other delet. rieus articles Th- Wine of Life
IL distilled with great care especially for thos who
require healthy stmulent and for the use of Meoi
cal Men and NJ ses iu the SICK room. In place Of
the villisnous Brandy, Whiskey. and other Liquors
now inu se, and often depended upon. In fact 1t h
constant complaint of Physic ans in his country,
that impossible to procure Brandy Whiskey
and Wine for their patients. We ask tho Medical
aeulty ana the public TO- give Warmers Vinum Vitae
rWine of Life trial, and We ask =! -'fE.S !
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Pumps! Lightning Rods:

r. MUNSING GER
Is still engaged in manufacturing the
WOODEN PUMPS which have given
such universal satisfaction throughout
Northern Minnesota. -.
He is also agent for the .;.-...
>. Star Cop err
LIGHTN ING 4 ROD, ~<..
Aud IS prepared to promptly attend to
all orders for = s;fs,,s 49,! 5sEs.z> Is II, s=cz
lron: Pumps and Lightning Rods.
'sA,so, Wei Cleaning done.
Shop on Wshingtou avenue next door
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<,rI.,E II & IANDtIE

! a OTlCE-U. S. LAND OFFICE,
| IN st. Cloud, Minn., July Il, 1871
complaint having been enter ed lisntncs BY Kol-
ben Andersen against Thnau u Il. stwet fvr sbaldv,.
I ing his Honest ad Entry NO. 65z4. datso June
10, 1910 upon the WI nwA section 8, towp.hip- ~
range ST. in Chippewa county. Minnesota, with view
70 te cancellation entry: the sAiu parties ass
DAY Uf SEPTEMBER 1871, at 10 o'clock IN the tors
NOON, to respond and furnish testimony cuncerpine
said alleged Abandonment.
- - OK GILMAN, Register
july27a T.C. MCCLURE. k.ce,vee.
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N OTICE.-U. s. LAND OFFICE, @4.E N.E-@-----
~ e.x,. "a, St: C oud, Mon, July %. 1871.
;, Complaint having Geen entered at this ofhco bv
J. Bernard TONES against Nm.C. McIntyre FIR 49,
uou,ng his Homestead Entry No. 45 IS, dated Dean
Der 80 1867, upon the n Is sw>4 and swL svL go.
tlth -, and seq seq section Is, township l9s
TO tue cancellation Of said entry the said psenes
are hereby summoned 70 appear at this uice on ~
list DAY Or SEfTEMBkk, 1871, at 10 so'clock IN
the forenoon, 10 respond and furnish testimonv CO.
CO ming said alleged abandonment. 80 s,
G. A. GILMAN, RsSister.
augaow-H =G~ $3.50 7. C. MCCLURE. Beceiyura
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S. LAND oFF1CE,s.r

n OIlCE-U.S s. LAND OFFICE, 49, =: 800
~ ST. Cloud, Mimi, July Is, 1871.
CUmi''n at having been entered at this once By
Audre" C.iihsHgaust MAJ has Eauernfeind tor aban-
looming his Homestead Entry, No. Ss40 dated May
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Corning said alleged abandonment. So :. .
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= O.lCE.-U. s. LAND vtkIIE. y

Il 0 LIEU. S. LAND UkkILE.,, o..
IN st. Cloud, Mum. July Is, 1871.
Complaint having been entered at tbs olace BY
Geo. " BVulton aga .uel Setn smo ior sLsuuvninx
Ills u-caratory statement NJ. 4Iuo dated August Is,
~, i" Morrison County, Min'e,ot " tu view Q
the csncelstUn Of salaeutry the said pa ere
he, eby summoned to appear at this occ the 18th
DAY UF skrTEMBkk ie7l, NJ ~ J'c,ock I. m, 70
respola 'urniah testimony concel ning said a.
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NOTICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
AN'$' ! St. Cloud, Mimi, July l, 1871.
|. Complain having leen entered A. this once by
Adelbe Guptll az ains, Dudley .Erench. for abae.
aoning his homestead entry, No.4s0 dated Feb 10,
'ss COUNT
toths cancellation said entry: the sad psrts ~
he,eby summoned to appear At this uce on toe Pm
to re pond and furnish testimony concerning aid 4
legged abandonment. s.<s-,sgssSEE .ssig esEsEE-r.
G. A. GILMAN, Reeister.
T july66wu ..*~E - T. @. MCCLURE RecefyeSi
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-27

The London Times 10 struck with aston
ishmsps W the exposition Of the unboundsd
facilities for production in the United
States. contained 10 the Presidents Message
and accompanying documents. The Times
has been asIsnlshsd several timss at thiuss
American. II Was filled with wonder At
the complete crushing out OF the gigantic
rebsllion; again at the spectacle Of an i'm.
messs army psacetully, dlssolviug iiks mist
before tue morning sun, the soldier laying
down bis musAst aud grasping the plow
handle, or exchanging sword and revolver
Tor banner aud saw, ss quietly % it Hght.
ing bad bssn . thing uuhssrd OF; again il
marvelled 81 The announcement that The
great war debt should DO paid, sad sill
more q the speed with which that task
progressed. There srs other wonders 10
sIurs fvt It,
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The Eastonsl Ps,h,srnn Company me.n,.

The National Psshsrnm Company mc' n'.
y orpsniSrd ~ sIT's rl.cs BY A. J.. Lang
md otass., Of r.rtsnburg, have succeeded
the we'll known Alexander Petroleum Com
pauy. The National purchasing from them
8 producing wells and l6 acres Of good oil
territory, the price paid beng 25,0Oo.-
This is one Of the largest purchases that has
been made In the oil regions since 1865 -
The compsny's lands are in the Gale tract.
acd We understand they propose 10 drill
several new wells. We recommend them 10
the trade - being actual producers Of The
gra'i.i they advertise. The Company are
rssponsibie, active business men and will
command good shsrs Of the legitimate oil
trade.-Volcsne W. Va, LubricAtor.
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The Fisher we'll, Ut Cssu-up Of which siisbt
hopes were entertained, hss been down for
five or six days. and has been testing, but
up 70 our latest sdvices, no oil has msds
ito appearance. The Pbillips well, howev-
sr. is producing some oil, hut just how much
We have not learned. The big well 10 uo,
doing - much ~ formerly, snd when ws
last heard from 1t, it WAS producing l6O bar.
rsIs daily. Busiuess 10 building, aud put
ting up rigs seem, Is brisk as aver, and
Cssh.up is growing rspidiy.-Forest R.pub
lican.
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10 Louisville, recently. . handsome but
osshful youth was wslking quietly down
town, whso . lovely youug lady ran up to
bin, threw her srms around bic neck and
kissed bin with emphasis. The bssaiui TO-.
dividual felt 40 alievsrisbness immpd lstely,
and ss The Same time the blushiny lady dis.
covered hrr n'stskr, apoiogizsd by soy log
that shs tbOul ht he was her uncle, asa fed
Ike tbe startled fswn. Al last scconnts The
osshful youth wished hs could 10 mistaken
for az uncle agsis.
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Tho Young Mems Christian Association
OF Syracuse, N. Y, 10 after the indscee, pic
tors!s with sharp sticka All the news msn
Of that city who cell the Police Gazette,
Days Doinss and various other fash papers.
hsvs been prosecuted. Iftbs Young Men .
Christian Association wish TO advertise
said prints they have gone 10 work just the
right way. Tho Police Gazette ought to bs
indicssd for such Internally III executed
cuts, the like Of which cannot elsewb bers DO
found, but II 10 very questionable policy
prosecuting the news dealers, and II will
really increase the sales OF the obnoxi ous
papers. II 10 better way TO prosecute
those who buy 'uch papers, uoless moral
suasions cas- be brought 10 bear upou The
rra ding public 20 - 10 stop the demand for
ssch reading.
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"" Or" informed that the big we'll ct Cash
Cp stopped flowing on Monday, 90 sccoun,
~ being dooded With water from The Bron-
~" we'll, new one going down aear BY
Tue owners OF the McLsuahliu we'll are At
present engaged 10 drilling 1t deeper 10
hopes Of again causing il to flow. The
Chances are sg.inst it,
The Emery Brsa we'll, recently compile
ssd' 10 yielding shout 80 barrels per day.
The Fisher Bros well, same locality, wal
recently torpedoed. aud 10 said 10 be yie ID
Ing lO0 barrels daily.
Two or three new wells will bs completed
the present week, which, It 10 thought, will
decide the fate Of much Of the territory ia
that vicinity Tor oil producing purposes.
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Ar. and Mrs. Elksnah H<wstt. while pa,.
sing through Main str-et Saturday in 40
elevated state OF beer, were tbruwn from
sLrir carriage ty 40 iusdvsr,ent gambo ol
OF The fsmily mule Mr.. Hswstt fell On bis
bead, and assumed the form Vi . double
oowknot for some MINUTES, bat it not Leius
positively known that beer, - q beverage,
exists beyond the limits of this world, b
declined to psss Ia bis shsoks, and in con.
sequsnce was at oucs arrested by tbe
rollcs for . nisdsmesnor. orwicb Bulle.
tin.
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A Parker correspondent describps tho
way we'll on the Parker i Co. Tr.ct, On
the north side Of Bear creek, splurgss:
"This we'll" be says, "is down absut
1900 feet, and flows periodically, at inter.
vais ofswsnty minutes, and yi-lds fully two
hundred barrels Of oil per diem. 1t Ia quite
curiosity. At the time Of our first sp-
proachlug 1t was perfectly quiet, say. .
bountiful escape Of G., which could bs
glsinly seen. All at snes with roar and .
surge, 1t would bslch forth the fluid for .
period Olive minutes; then oil would be
still for perhaps twenty minutes, when II
again would bslsb forth As before, % II
some heroulean monster wac below foreius
1t upwards"
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'Twas The night before Christmas, and
all through the house at Pioneer, aot Q
creature was stirring, not even . mouse" i"
that John Sullivas, . lsborsr 90 the Wsr-
rsn L Veasugs Railroad, stole forth fer the
evident purpose OF unlswtulIy "rsisins .
stake" whsrewith to celebrate Christmss.
The 6rss psrson be ne. was wm. Reed, 40
sged and respectable citizen, who t. st-
tackled, knocked down and robbed of what
little money be had on his person. On
Christmas day hr. Reed appeared before
Justice Reynolds and made informa ton
against sullivanfor highway robbery. A war
raut was Issued; the accused msn arrested
near Pioneer; sn examiastion made b- fore
Justice Z. which resulted 10 Sullivsn's be-
ing held Tor trial. He 10 spendisg the holi'
days 10 franklin jail.