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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-05
GRAND RUDERsDoRFF
COMBINATION CONCERT

THURSDAY. Nov. 1.-The great English soprano, Mad
anne Ermnia RudersdOrf who took the leading part in
the Oratoro selections at the Worlds Great Peace Jubi
lee, has consented tc spend here, with CON-
bnaton Of eminent artists. The party will consist Of:
Soprano: MADAME ERMINIA RUDERsDoRFF, who, for
series of years. has held the highest position the
musical world of Europe singer of Oratorios, classic
German music, and Ballads. Like Madame Pasta of
celebrated memory, and Mademoiselle Tiejens of the
day. she represents the grand dramatic style the
very opposite of the ford school, which almost inva-
aby hear in this country and this only in Oratoro
and classic music, but also in Home Ballads.
Contrait0: MISS ALICE FAIRMAN, the most popular
conrato in England who has the highest position
in England, Ireland, and Scotland. She has a superb
voice; and her style of singing is irreproachable
BARITONE: Mr.. j. +. RUDoLPHsEN, the most artistic
and refined barytone in America
Ii0liRiSt: FRAULEIN THEREsE LIgBE, young lady Or
eighteen, who introduced to the musical world by
Rossin and Sir Julius Benedict. She is only one of
the most brilliant vlruose but one of the finest and
most distinguished musicians She has played at all the
principal courts of Germany and France and before Her
Majesty the Queen of England, and the Prince and
Princess OF Wales.
PaniSt Mr.. G. W. SUMNER will assume the direction
of the party and with Fraulen Lebe perform the best
class OF instrumental selections.
Tickets to the Concert 50 cents-wth reserved seats
Is cents
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-05
OVER 10000 PERSONS TREATED IN
YEARsI

DIR. HENlON's practice is mostly diseases of n
Chrome nature, and given up as incurable His
treatment is peculiar TO himself although there have
been men in al ages who have had the same Magnetic
Power over the diseases of the body and mind. Some
call 1t the GIFT OF HEALING" yet few have pos
sessed il to such nearly all diseases and
persons. 1t is life and vitality passed from strong
healthy body to weak one that restores the lost or
unequal circulation of the vital or nervous fluid So
powerful is this influence that persons who have for
many ears suffered from diseases which have been pro-
Rounced inCurable and to whom medicine has been ad
mnistered with no good effect have been restored to
health in an incredibly short space of time 1t will not
restore lost member of the body perform other i'm
possibilities but it will always relieve pain from what
ever cause The practice is based upon the most strict
principles of science; there is nothing miraculous or
supernatural about it, is in harmony with all natural
laws Many eminent physicians of other practices not
only acknowledge this power bus receive the treatment
for themselves and families, well as advise it to their
| patients.
By this treatment 1t takes but few minutes for Inve-
crate cases OF almost any durable Chronic dsease and
so sure is the effect that but few diseases require
ond treatment except Deafness Broken Bones Dsloca-
ton, Bad Curvature of the Spne and superating Tu
mors.
Dr. Henion has for the past years made those Ner
vous cases brought by selfabuse a speciality and
iees warranted in say ing to the sufferer there cure
Inc Diseases which yield readily to the curative
agency this method, practiced by u.s. are :-Dys.
pepsia Constipation, Asthma, Angina Pectorls Chloro
sis, Loss of Voice, Rheumatism, Rheumatic Govt Liver
Disease, all kinds Of Sexual Weakness Diabetes Head
ache, Nervous Irritation of the BRAIN Bronchitis Ca
tarrh Diseases of the Heart Eruptive Diseases Conyu
sions Hystera, Neuralgia Thrush Congestion of Spleen
Irritation of Stomach, Diseases of Kidneys liberation
and Displacement of the Womb Morbid Appetite Wake
iulness, General Debility, Weak Spine Nervous De-
preston, Difficult Breathing, with pain in the Lungs
Weak and Sore Eyes of every description Discharges
from the Ears, Noise in the Head, Cancers Tumors
Piles, Suffering, Tape Worm. Bousness Coughs Mas
turbation Falling of the Womb. liberation Leuchor-
rha Whites, all Discharges Of the Blood and Trina
ry Organs, sc,
DIR. Henon has, in connection with his peculiar treat
ment, discovered specific for that terrible disease
Epeptie Fits, and particularly invites those afflicted
with the Spasms.
Paralysis, Consumption and General propsy are the
most slow and uncertain with this treatment Patients
afflicted with these have rarely restored; they are
however, always benefited Deafness when der endent
upon the destruction of Tympanum and total Blindness
dependent upon Paralysis of Optic Nerve, are In mos
cases incurable.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-05

BOARDING.
Hotels and boarding houses will make liberal deduc
tons from their usual rates to members Of the Assoca-
hon committee Will be in attendance at the hall
the opening Of the Festival to assist members In proeur
ing boarding places.
RAILROAD FACILITIES.
The following Railroad Companies have extended to
US the courtesy Of half tare Worcester Il Nashua
Boston, Clinton Fitchburg; Worcester & Gardner
Vermont 81 Massachusetts Bottom 4 Albany; Norwich
d Worcester; and Providence & Worcester below Far
NUNS station. Persons attending the Festival will
purchase regular tickets at the stations and be furnished
with return checks by our Secretary.
TICKETS.
Chorus Tickets (for those taking part in the exer-
clses and sitting with the Class,) with secured
seats for Friday afternoon ................. Sl.50
Season Tickets admitting visitors to all the exer-
cises OF the Festival, including Concerts, with
secured $3.50
Tickets to the Wednesday evening Concert, with
secured seats according to location so and IS cts.
Tickets TO the Thursday and FRIDAY evening Con-
Tickets to the symphony Concert, with secured
Eckets to the afternoon and evening Rehearsals,
Including Matinees, IS cts
Children, accompanied by teachers, parents or
guardians, Wednesday afternoon. 10 cts
IR chorus and Season Tickets may De obtained at
the Music Stores.
Sale Of Concert Tickets with secured seats will COM
menee Tuesday, October l. at O'Clock A. NJ at the
Music Store OF Richards. Metcaf Co., IA Main street
Holders OF Season tickets can procure Checks for seats
at the above time and place.
Committee If arrangements s. E. Staples, VIM. Sum-
ner, C. MunrOe IS. D. Allen, W X. Hill. Arson Rice,
$. kicta l. n. Metca j. u. Benchey @. w. Elkns,
L IL. CudwOrth. ds25 2S,30,O2 SIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-05
PINK AND WHITE TYRANNY
MISS KATE REYNOLDS,

THURSDAY, JAN. 23.-NIiss REYNOLDS has prepared
adaptation of Harriet Beeeher Stoves famous story
Ofmoden society in New England, Pink and White
Tyranny-especally for presentation lecture
1t has received the warmest commentator from Mrs
Stowe and ofits first per the critic of the Bos
ton Daily Advertiser (hgh authority said:
"a good American play Is so rare that when met with
its merits should be recognized. The play proved sue
cess worth dozens of such dreary trash Olive Logans
surf and almost taking rank above the latest American
success Days Divorce 1t seldom .pses into the
meOdramatic tendencies Ofthe latter and does not flag
in interest from beginning to conclusion The action is
simple and direct and the plot clear and concise The
play IS eminently American. and is unsted and natur
fashionable lite and Mrs Stoves tale is closely follow
ed Miss Reynolds impersonation OF LILLE Seymour
the spoiled child OF fashion, admirably conceived;
and the willy but not heartess cOqUette of the first act
he petted wife of the second act ana her sudden trans
formation to noble woman in the third act, played
in the spirit of true comedy; while in the last act where
Lille has returned to Sprngdale and diesin the pres
enGe OF her Injured husband her acting is tender and
full Of the deepest sympathy"
Abundance on this evening, so cents.
1t will be seen from the above programme that the
committee have incurred great expense, but it was
with full confidence that the undertaking would meet
with generous support.
Season Tickets, with reserved seats, 81. 90 each
B7The sale of Season Tickets will begin at Mechan
les Hall, at 9 O'Clock Saturday Morning. Oct. s. To
avoid speculation the sale will be limited to 10 tickets to
any applicant
Special arrangements may be made with seminaries
with the representatives of parties from other towns on
application.
After O'Clock P. the Season Tickets remaining UNI
soil may be obtained at the Bookstores of Grou Put
nam and Sanford & Co.
$ H4EEEs Y \ & GHAiHH 1eeture Committee
% DIST
w OR ESTER COUNT
MECHANICS ASSOCIATION.
1872. 1878.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-05
REV. ROBERT LAIRD COLLIER,

MONDAY, JAN. l3.-The two Golfers of Chicago have
national reputation for their eoquence but while our
ecuregoers have had the opportunity hear one of
them, the other, ROBERT LAIRD COLLIER will
appear lecture stand for the first time His
name is one of those which justihes the committee IN
calling this "star course
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-05
GEORGE VIM. CURTIS,

THURSDAY, DEC. r. Mr., Curtis is one of the most
popular of all lecturers with the people Worcester
His public duties prevented his filling an engagement
here last winter, but he has promised visit us on the
above date.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-05
1sPLENDID ROAD MARE,
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
AT PUHIIC AUCTION.
Clothes.

TNHE QUARTERLY MEETING of the
Il New England Poultry Club will be held on F RI
DAY October lth. 1872 at the Rooms of the Worcester
Mechanics Savings Bank, at o'clock p. NJ.
O5 dtOll G. II. ESTABROOK, Sec'y.
fTNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Wor-
Il cester Agricultural Society will be held 'Oct 49, at
10 A. at the Hall of the Worcester Natural History
Society, on Foster st. F. c. THAYER, Sec'y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-05
PROF. ]. w. CHURCHILL,

MONDAY, DEC. 3O.-PrcC Churchll's Readings were
received with such last winter that in accordance
with general request he has been invited 10 come
again this season.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-05
GEORGE MAC DONALD.

THURSDAY. OCT. 25-George Mac Donald during the
past three years has suddenly the very front
rank OF literary men. As editor of Good Words for the
Young" and author Of Annals of Quiet Neighbor.
hood" David Elginhrod," Robert Falconer" and
several other fayore Stories he has become known to
and admired by host of Americans who will give him
cordial welcome on his bnefvisit to our country
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-05

VA - ~ II ~ " VI
~ | take pleasure In announcing to my friends
sA scholars and ette of this city and vicinity that
have engaged
HOKTICULTURAL HALL,
and propose to establish permanently a DANCING
ACADEMY, confidently expecting to be as successful
wish to be faithful in the discharge of the duties of my
profession. Having been engaged as Master of Cere-
monies at Congress Hail. Saratoga Servings. during the
past two seasons, have selected all the new and lash
iOnabe dances, which will be systematically taught.
No encomums need be written, / refer with conf
dence to my former pupils.
The first lesson for masters, misses and young ladies'
will be given saturday, oct. 9Th, at O'Clock P. NJ,
Due notice will be given for the evening class. hope
to receive share Of your patronage, which shall en-
deav0r to merit A. NJ. LOOMS.
sZS dTtt
n nANCING-MR. and MRS. MOORE
IA respectfully announce that they Will reopen their
n school for young ladi S. misses and masters on
Ia WEDNESDAY, Oct. 9Th, at o clock NJ in the
new and beautiful hall. No $40. Main street.
Evening class for ladies ana gentlemen on wednesday,
Oct Is. Beginners at O'Clock.
Advanced pupils for the Boston, RedoWa ana other
round dances at half past eight.
Private Glasses and lessons at hours when not other
wise engaged
For circulars apply at s, R. LELAND 4 co.'s Music
store, Main street. SIS du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-05
Aefu advertisements.

NURSES MEETING. = The Nurses of
-, worcester and vicinity will hold a meeting al Z
CLOCK IO-DAn (Nauriay9 at Mrs. Kendall's Rooms
t 81 te corner OF no 500 Main and Park Streets m
stars. All the NURSES are invited to atted NP
% dis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-05
ELIJAH {!
BOARDING,

Combining the Entire Strength of Chorus and Artists
Orchestra and Great Organ.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-05
Switches from So to So
CORSETS AND ENDORSEMENTS.

Having in this, well as in the Hair Department. tn
largest and most complete stock of any house in tn
city and making speciality which no other house doe
we can give the best bargains.
Also Mrs, FoY's skirt supporter, Bustles
and other articles found in Ladies' Furnishing Store
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-05
w ROE STER COUN
w HOKrICULTURAL SOCIETY,".
TR USTEES MEETING.
PERMANENT LEASE
vENING s0Ho0 Us.

by order of the School Board, Free Evening Schools
will be opened on MONDAY EVENING, Oct It'll, at 7
o'clock at the summer It. and Walnut st. school houses
for young ladies, at Orange St, for young men, and at
South Worcester for both sexes.
Application for admission may be made at the school
rooms. A, J.. MARBLE, Supt Schools.
Worcester. Oct. 2, 1872. div oS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-05

James Haverstock,
26tb Regiment.
Charles COnnel
gath Regiment,
Milo Pasco.
2Sth Regiment
James Holden, Daniel O'Sullivan,
Nliiam H. Schoneld, James sweeney.
31st Regiment.
Henry Young
54th Regiment.
Maj Harrison W Pratt Daniel Hurley,
Lieut. Samuel Woods JOHN A Lewis
Lieut. Albert Walker, Timothy Minihan.
Horace = Fellows, John Morton,
Charles w Burbank Edwin W Fierce
Arthur L Fox, Atr,d @ashburn.
35th Regiment.
Isaac e White,
Roth Regiment.
Lieut.. Henry W. Daniels, Franklin Kelley
Aumon Barley, Michael Loughlin,
solomon BigtlOw, Tanning T Serrtt
Charles IL BOswclli D. Ii Parks
James Boswell! Charles w Parker
Lewis NJ Brooks, lucius A REYNOLDS,
Hiram Chambers, Henry Il Rice
MerriCk Converse, Frederick Ruth
Myron N Daniels, William A, Smith,
Dwight J; Dixon, HaItwe C. twcheI
George Freeman, Clark Robinson.
42d Regiment.
William Cutler George G Harrington
Henry Il Lowell, SamueJ Stone,
Buckley Waters.
4Oth Regiment.
James Cussor.
5Oth Regiment.
Martin Fitzgerald, Patrick Murphy.
John Hines, Charles O'Rourke,
Michael Mcdonald, Nicholas SRerrett,
Owen Treanor
51st Regiment.
Edwin II Bliss. William F Gordon.
William BOOtman Chas w Haven
William Campbell Henry j Kendall.
elias IL Cutting, Henry q Longley
Thomas Gilbert, solomon Parsons Jr
Seth Gordon, Chas Smith,
Eugene W Stratton.
seth Regiment.
Hiram Barker, Jr, George Young.
57th Regiment.
Captain Joseph W Grid, Daniel Magician
Lieut. Samuel NJ Bow Henry Maloney,
man, Lewis Moore
Lieut. Dexter Cheney, Henry l. Park,
Lieut. Jas Childs, VIM Park,
Lieut. Edwin Coe, Charles II. Rugg,
dwight u Men, Eugene Smith,
Thomas Burke Samuel Souther
John Daley, james Stetson
Charles Everett Charles Young.
Charles Fits, Edward Walton,
John Handey, Daniel Whaley
John Lang, George Willard,
Samuel Nj Lowering, James Willard,
First Cavalry.
James Estabrook
Fifth Cavalry.
John Gheesman, George Allston,
Henry G Garner.
list Heavy Artillery.
Robert jeffrey, Jr.
ed Heavy Artillery.
Charles E Bent Charles G Rice
Leverett Butler, George W SAMPSON
Edmund COngdOn, Edwin NJ Staples
George Cutler John Turnclitfe
George Duckworth, Luther Weber,
Thomas W Edwards, Henry wheeler,
Henry Hill, John White,
Henry r Jennson, Lewis L Wilder,
Jonas Z keyes, Hobart Ii Woodbury.,
9Th Battery.
John W Forbes
Other Organizations.
James Davis, I'd New Hampshire.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-05

will give Finy Dollars (sSa) Reward to any ease Of
Epnspte Fits, ssneer Fistula or skin Disease that
OsAAst eHrN deeptf ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-05
THE STANDARDl
GEMS OF STRAUSS /!
BY JOHANN STRAUSS,

ait Is large book TOf $50 pages full sheet music size
n WIN the best STRAUSS Music, Watzes Polkas
2usurles &c incl udng those performed in this coun-
'iy' b unaer the direction Of the great composer
.6apouI S40UO worth of music are included in the
rjo, which are, however sold for the dminutive
Bey OF y 50 in Boards $500 in Cloth sent postpaid
LOT the retail price 1900
'o5 d6ITtf SYN ~ ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-05

d EA REWARD! Lost from my wagon,
eIppO near Pleasant street, an OVERCOAT. with
two memorandum books letters and papers of value
to any one but the owner. Whoever will return the
books letters, and papers to this office, to the sub
scrber shall receive the above reward and questions
asked. X. G, TAYLOR.
s2s DIV
&-, STRAYED OR STOLEN-Two
" [lRED COWS, one brown face the other with
NSSNtte white on back and flank, Whoever will
<zzAreturn them 10 The subscriber will be suitably
rewarded. u. u. HARRINGTON,
OF d3t+ Millbury, Mass
CONCRETE PAVING
~ Done IN the best manner, by
j. j. RANDALL, ia Pearl NJ.
My work can be seen en- Laurel, William, North Ash-
aud Other sueets IN worcester. All Orders prompt
al'snaedle' fHee ron " y 70 " cts, per yard
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-05

Mrs. Robert LawtOn, l6 Lyon st., Fall River-C ANGER
OF two years standing; had treatment from various
physicians, and no benefit; cured by Dr. Henon In ten
days, without pain. VIII answer inquiries.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-05

Mrs Cornelia A. Bartlett. O7 Fourth st. New Bedford
Cancer of the face covering the whole OF one cheek
cured in seven days without pain Will answer inqu-
res
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-05

Lecture at7H O'Clock; Organ Concert at 7. Tickets
for the course, sl5O for single Concert 80 cs for
single Lecture IS cts for sale at Bookstores of Grout &
Putnam and Sanford a Co. diff o2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-05

John j. McCauly. New Bedford-Sore Eyes for IA
years; doctored all the time with phy scans in New
York, Providence, and Sew Bedford; received no help
unttl called on DR. Henion while at the Parker House
in New Bedford and he cured my eyes in two weeks
viii answer inquiries
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-05

679@The committee desire the hearty and prompt CO.
operation of all npcrfectng the above list In case of
any additions, the company and regiment 10 which The
deceased belonged houd be given with the name and
residence of the inforner.
Tor he Committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-12
A l. E X "A N D RIA

NEW WAY To PAY OLD DEBTs.-A col
ored man named Robert johnson, well known
LOT ms raseaity, who owed q restaurant keeper
on Royal street $3.50, beng dunned for the
money on Saturday last, asked his creditor if he
would take load of wood in settlement Of the
debt. Being answered in the affirmative, he
went TO the market square and telling a coun-
Try man who hada small wagon load of wood
for sale there, that he would take it, got him 10
drive to the creditors house and unload. He
then led him around to several groceries on
pretense OF getting the money bat really seeking
an opportunity to give him the slip, which in
tention being discovered. he was arrested and
put in Jail. and the wood recovered.
BADLY SCALDED.-Mike MOrrissey a blind
man, well known to the police. was at the
mayor 6 ONCE again this morning. The charge
against him this time was that he had Knocked
down a man named Murray, from Maryland, i'm
the house OF Mrs. Commit; that Murray i'm his
descent had fallen against Mrs. Commit and
knocked her down, and that she had fallen
against stove and knocked it down, and that
on the stove was kettle Of boiling water by
which she had been dreadfully scalded
The NEW and large bell for the Baptist
church arrlved this morning, and will be hung
in the steeple OF that edifice Immediately.
LARGE NUMBER of hands for the fishing
shores on the river were hired at Dumfries on
Saturday Gazette, last erenin0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-12

In this conference at Warrenton, va, yester-
day, the question, "Whc are admitted on trlai!
was called, and the following having passed III
examination were admitted: J. Timothy Smith
John G. Sedwick, Frank Strother, William l..
Lynch. Henry Z. Pitzer, LIKE x. MarkSood.
Lafayette Fox, oliver Z. Besll, Sydnor G. Fer
gnsson.
The question, '.who are deacons of one vear?''
was called, and the following having passed
their examinations their characters were APP
proved: Francis II. Shipley, Henry ID. Bishop,
samuel W. Haddway, Lewis q. Martin, Frazier
Fur. The character of W. y. Ross was passed.
Leslie ii. Davis passed the examinations of the
third year.
The examination OF the character of travelling
ELDERS was resumed. and Rev. j. II. Waugh, the
Presiding Elder o. the Rockingham district. re-
ported that the church was progressing, not
rapidly, but safely and surely; some incre ase OF
membership; two new churches were built: class
and prayer meetings are better attended and
characters of the following were examined and
passed j. III. Waugh, III. III Kennedy, A. Z.
Boade. j. w. Wolff, j. j. Engle, q. Il. Jeffer-
son, j. NJ. Follansbee. u. F. Liggett, =. y.
Ryder, W. A. Harris. George X. jefferson was
continued as supernumerary. David Shosff
died during the year.
Rev. T.. +. Basey, p. f. of the Roanoke dis
trict, reported his work as advancing. His
character and the following were passed: j. p
n. Gray, III. Stoichcr. =. :. Cox, =. III. Whisner.
After the usual notices the conference adj
journed.
Rev. DIR. Young, OF Nashville, Tenn, succee Is
Rev. DR.. Huston pastor of Trinity Church,
Baltimore. Rev. Mr.. CowlCs, Presiding Elder
of Lynchburg district, who broke his leg a few
days ago, Is recovering rapidly.