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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-07
COUNTY NEWS.

The valuation of Hubbardston this year is
1925 9S; the rate of taxation $143O per $1,000.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school of
Webster went on an excursion to Quinnebaug
pond, in Killingly, yesterday.
Rev. F. L. Hosmer, junior pastor of the Uni
tartan church, NorthbOro, has received a call to
settle in Quincy, ILL.,, at a salary of $1,000.
Four cars OF an inward bound freight train on
the Worcester and Nashua railroad were thrown
from the track, near Oakdale, yesterday, by the
breaking of draw bar
Mr.. VIM. H. Knowlton of Shrewsbury died on
the 9TH inst. He was town clerk, and member
of the school committee, at the time of his
death, and has ever held the confidence and es
TEEN of his townsmen in numerous places of
trust in which he has been placed.
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SUMMER RESORT.

These Heights embracing Of 100 acres,
beautifully situated the town of Falmouth, upon bluff
overlooking the sea- the summit ofwhlch elegant
Observatory has been erected the accommodation Of
visitors Directly opposite, and In plain view, are Vine
yard Haven, OAK Bluffs and the Highlands Marthas
Vineyard.
The grounds are suitably divided Into extensive Parks
Avenues and Building Lots, which latter being sold
with rspldty that proves this to bo the most desirable
location for Summer Resort the New England coast
The cool breezes from the which fan these
Heights render the of hero comfort
and delight The facilities for Fishing Boating iathing
and Driving unsurpassed. commodous Hotel has
been opened under the efficient management OF
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A MEXICAN b FOREIGN PATENTS

NNs IL III ID n
solicitor OF Patents for Inventions. Trade Marks .
Designs, No. Is state ST., opposite Kilby st.
=. Boston.
No Agency IN The United States possesses ss,ey,or 6
bhty Of iRrendoRs. wv P's''t"'
Az necessity Of journey to Washington to procure
inventors. 'N9
- Testimonials.
regard MI Eddy as one Of the most capable and
intercourse N Nu'eial
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner OF Patents
have no hesitation IN assuring inventors taf thav
cannot employs man more competent and frNSiteorfb
anu more capable OF putting their appcatons In ts,
70 secure for them an early and favorable consdcsfa
| At the Patent ONCE EDMUND mink n '"'iVa
49,. :, =, -, Late Commissioner Of Patents
-, MI ~ ~ Eddy mas made for me over THIRTY ans
pheatOns for Patents, having been success hi aiaPst
every case such unistakahle proc OF grcsi an
Abty on MS part leads me TO recommend All nventnra
70 Apply 70 MIN 70 procure their patents "a they NAV hs
sure OF having the most faithful attention beslo,ee e
thslI cases and Rt very reasonable charges.
Bohtca Jan. lsl2. a2twly JOHN TAGc4Rr.
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A Tazols band of Coyeters-Apaches number
ing sixty, mostly women and children, came
into Camp Mcdowell, Arizona and surrendered
themselves, They promised 10 remain on their
reservation and assist the troops in Furnishing
hostile Indians.
About 500 German Catholics held a meeting
Sunday night at Cincinnati, and passed TeSolu-
tions of Indignation at the expulsion OF JesmtS
from the German empire. The meeting was al
dressed by Father Leopold, one OF the expelled
Jesuits. They resolved to send copies oil the
resolutions to Emperor William ana 9isharch-
THE BEST MEDICINE FOR TR0uBLE.-Don't
try to quenCh ysur sorrow in rum Of Narcotics
II you begin this you must keep right OH win
it till it leads you to ruin or if You try to pause
you must add physical pain and degradation TO
the sorrow you seek TO escape. OF all wretched
men, his co1ditOu is the most pitilul who, nav
ing sought to drown his grief in drink, awakes
from his debauch with shattered nerves, aching
head and depressed mind, to face tile trouble
again. That which was at fist painful TO con-
template will after drink, seem unbearable.
Ten to one the fatal drink will be again and
again sought, till its victim sinks hopeless, pit
iful wreck. Work is your true remedy. 1t ms
fortune hits you hard, hit you something else
hard; pitch into something with will lhere
nothing like good, solid, absorbing, eXhaustng
work to cure trouble. If you have met with
losses, you don't want to lie awake thinking
about them. You wa1t sweet, calm, sound
sleep, and TO eat your dinner With appetite. But
you can't unless you work. Ii you say you DOM
feel like work, aud 20 a-loating all day TO tell
Dick and Harry the story of your woes, you'll
lie awake aud keep your wife awake by tossing,
spoil your temper and your own breakfast the
next morning, and begin tomorrow feeling ten
times worse than You do to-day. There are some
great troubles that only time can heal, and per-
haps some that can never be healed at all; but
all can he helped by the great panacea, work.
III ybO OIL lot oil &c nnf NOT
medicine. 1t has proved its efficacy since first
Adam aud Eve left behind them with weeping
their beautiful Eden. 1t is an officinal remedy.
All good physicians in regular standing prescribe
| it in cases of mental and moral disease. 1t OPP
crates kindly and well, leaving Ito disagreeable
| seqnell@, and we assure you that we have taken
a large quantity of it with most beneficial eff.
fectS. 1t will cure more complaints than any
nostrUm in the materla medica, and comes
nearer to being "cure-al" than any drug or
compound in the market And it will not
sicken you, if you do not take it sugar-coated.-
| Scientific american.
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Machines for the second breakers and hnishers
&lmproyed Steel Ring Feed Rolls plane and ntersact
Ing, with Patent adjustable spring boxes SHAKE vii
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and In 1861; 1868, and 1870 the highest award.
Al the American Institute Fair, 1856 our Burr,ng
Machine for cards, was awarded A GOLD MEDAL
AZ az subsequent exhibitions the HIGHEST AWARD;
ana N 1871 our Double Burner received FIRST PRENIuM
AT american institute Fair 1868 and 1870 our Steel
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Az American Institute Fair 1870 our Worsted Rurrinv
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R OUR STEEL RING BURRiEG MACHINES ARE THE
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FALMOUTH HEIGHTS !

Those contemplating vacation ny the seaside will
find it for their interest to consider She attractions
this popular
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II Hours, a m. TO pm, Sundays,
. Z. m. 10 IL a. N.
june 23ly
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NILdsummer NIaladies.

The hot solar rays that ripen the harvest:
generate many distressing diseases. II the
liver be at ali predisposed 10 Irregularities
this is the season in which bilious attack:
may be anticipated. A weak stomach, too
Is weakest In the summer months, and the
loss Of vitality through the pores by exees.
sive Precipitation is so great, THAI a whole
some tonic, combining also the properties
Of difTusive stimulant and gentle eXhila.
rant, is in many cases necessary 20 health
and under no circumstances should be dis
pensed with by the siekly and debilitated.
OF all the preparations intended thus to re.
fresh, sustain. and fortify the human frame
there is none that will compare with Hos.
letters Celebrated Stomach Bitters. They
have been weighed in the balance Of expe.
rience and not found wanting; have been
recommended from the first as great me.
dicinal specific, not as a beverage, and In
spite Of interested opposition from innu.
merable quarters, stand, after a twenty
years trial, at the head of all proprietary
medicines intended for the prevention and
cure OF all ordinary complaints Of the stom.
ach, the liver, the bowels, and the nerves
In the unhealthy districts bordering the
great rivers OF California, HOstetter's Stom.
ach Bitters may be classed as the standard
one for every species of intermittent and re.
mittent fever. The people who inhabii
those districts, place the most Implicit con-
tidenoe in the pTeparatiOn-a confidence
that is increased every year by the results
Of its operation,
As bitteTs, so called, of the most PERM.
eiouS character are springing up like fungi
on every side, the pAblic is hereby fore
warned against the dram-shOp frauds. Ask
fer HOstetter's Bltters, see that the label.
ETC., are correct, and remember that the
genuine article is never sold in bulk, but in
bOtt es only.
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SOUTHERN MEMORIAL ASSOCIA,
TION.
Meeting Tuesday.
southern Dead Requested
10 Attend.

On Tuesday evening at o'clock meet
jug will be held IN the Court House for the
purpose of organizing Southern MemorI-
al Association for Madison county. The
objects and purposes OF the Association will
be explained fully at the meeting.
We As a people cannot longer neglect.
without inelIaeeable disgrace, some perna-
nent provision for commemorat-
ing the names and deeds OF our dead heroes.
The soldiers OF the Union sleep in costly
National cemeteries, their names are in
scribed on marble monuments, and their
last earthly homes guarded with generous
care by great and powerful nation, VII IL
those Of the South. who sacrificed all upon
the altar OF priueIple, Slumber in unknown
and unmarked graves upon thousand bat
tle-felds. We cannot perhaps reclaim their
heroic dust, but we can erect 10 their men,
DRY a suitable monument, and rescue their
names and fame from oblivion. All who
cherish the memory of the martyr dead Of
the ''Lost Cause" are requested to attend
the meeting on Tuesday.
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Humboldt items.

We have had quito refreshing
showers in this vicinity within the
last week, the first rain we have had
for nearly two months, but not
withstanding the very dry weather,
the farmers report better prospect
for crops than was ever known.
We were pleased to meet our
friend, Gen. n. w. Campbell, in at
tendance upon our Circuit Court,
here on last week. Gen. C., ap-
pears to be properly heeled for the
fight in the coming congressional
campaign.
We paid a flying visit to the just
ly renowned Gibson Wells q few
days ago, and more pleasant day
we have never spent any where.
We met persons who were visiting
the Wells for their health, from all
parts of the State, and some from
other States, and among the fifty or
seYenty-five regular boarders, we
received a unanimous state ment
that the Wells are all they purport
to be. Capt. Lee aud his affable
lady are eyer on the qui giUe looking
after the interest of their guests.
The Odd Fellows moved into the
new hall on Monday last.
The Odd Fellows College is at
last completed, aud is ready for the
desks, but the chat ,man of the
building committee, Col. Day, in
forms US that funds on hand arc all
exhausted, and without the mem
bers of the order and the friends to
the enterprise, come promptly to
the rescue, il will be impossible to
have the building ready for the fall
session.
The Trustees have secured the
services of Prof. IL. T. Wheeler, of
Springfield, Ohio. but originally
from Virginia. Prof. Wheeler
comes highly recommended. On
the 25th inst, the Trustees are to
elect the balance of the faculty.
Rev. Matt Hillsman is preaching
a series of doetrinal sermons at the
Baptist church this week.
JITIIIfS
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and minds capable Of reaching yet untrod-
den heights, @b0Fn 10 blush unseen while
Interiors, borne up by fortuitous circum-
stances, arc crowded into positions for
which they are unsuited, and iavished with
opportunities and honors which they can
not appreciate, OF which hang about their
awkward limbs like badly fitting garments.
Such arc the teachings OF history and ex-
periencc, and the same teachers furnish US
with cause. Thee dcplOrable facts arc
but the symptoms Of a disease which has
afflicted the world for centuries. Money,
that purchases power and cheapens honor
money, which governs sOelety and makes
a hiTeling OF merit-moncy, which elevates
fools and enslaycs genius-mOney, that
makes hero OF the libcTtine, the murder
or and the knaVe, while il makes a criminal
OF the prodigal, the wretched or the unfor-
tunate-money, that exalted Crnsus and
murdered 4 God, Is that curcless disease
whose course through the centuries Is
more marked than plague or 4 reiorna-
ton, and whose tracks have crown broader
and deeper with each decade. Hence, TO
win ambitions gllttering crown, 20 WELD
exalted power, to luxuTiate in the de
lieious fruits Of genius, 10 stand erect with
in the sacred walls Of society while the
smiles Of beauty form wreaths Of welcome,
you must have money. To gather the
sweet roses Of hope whose dewy fragrance
invite kisses or loYc-tO realize the beauti
ful visions that make a heaven Of dream
land-to keep uutainted from the bitter
poison Of Inisanthropy the pure waters Of
confidence, whose fountlins are in the soul
to see stars behind every cloud and rain
bows in eYesy storm-to resp the ripcr 'ng
harvest your own hands have sowed-yOu
must have money. There are doubtless ex-
eepti ons to this general Indictment, but
true il is that the prerogatives, the power
and the despotism Of wealth keeps pace
with civi' lzation itself In infant com
mUu!ties INDECENT genius may frequently
rise 10 greatness and power, but In old and
wealthy ones such tIiumphs are miracles in
deed. Hence the establishment OF labor
unions, and the growth Of labor reform as
the rapid uniheation OF
the pOe- against The rich, and the progress
Of the "sOciete inteTnaiionaP' throughout
Zach and every movement
which threatens the social and political sys-
TENS Of the universe are but the fruits Of
that wall Of weariness and despair which
echoes throughout the world from millions
or disappointed hearts, i am tired OF SOW
ing for others TO reap"
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sowing for Others to Reap.

There is 4 class OF men in the world
whose destiny it seems is 10 originate, i'm.
prove and labor for others. Men who invent,
who advance great theories, who give form
and expression to grand thoughts which
benefit ali but themselves. From how
many great but disappointed souls have
come that palliative cry, 81 am tired Of sow
ing for others 70 reapg' Philosophers pass
ing out OF a world they have richly blessed,
in poverty and neglect, inventors whose
grand discoveries smoothed the path of
civilization aud enriched millions. perish
ing OF want aud observation-disclosures
whose genius and patriotism created States
and preserved them, hunted down 10 pre-
MIXTURE graves by calumny aud persecution
poets whose sweet aud sublime thoughts
have filled the earth with beauty, and in
SpIred millions OF hearts with elc sated sent
Iments, noble aspirations and love as pure
as the dews of heaven, dying OF broken
hearts and bun led by a charity which was
denied them white liVing-Such is the
record OF millions Of the greatest snd best
Of the earth. Ideas upon which civiliza-
ton and society rest for security-discoYer-
les on which the world depends for its con-
venienccs, luxuries and wealth-systems
and deeds whose blessings and fruits have
been enjoyed by generation after generation
thoughts that I'LL the soul with unSpeak-
able sublimity, and create with each fit
ting hour new forms of beauty, were the
inspirations of meu who welcomed death
as a kind friend come 70 bear them from 4
world that had crushed them with its cold
ness and insratitude. The record grows
rs We enter the living present.
In the busy world around us we see men
daily drIdging ia the kitchen while the
parlor is filled with hopeless mediocrity.-
Men sitting back in the shadows of obScur-
ity who furnish the brains which make up
| the fame and secures the triumphs OF
others. Men who conceive and set on foot
great improvements, and ARE then robbed
Of the profit and even the honor by those
whose peculiar fortune it Is to reap where
others sow. Men in workshops and fields,
in dizzy Offices and in cherries garrets,
with intellects that would grace and honor
their age, while fools and knaves with
jangling tongues aud maudIin impudonce
crowd the halls or legislation, and re-
proach the civilization OF which they are
the foul excrcScence. Men Of genius and
honor bat modest and proud withSl, living
in obscurity, unknown TO fame, and dying
unhonored and Unsung, while vulgar dem.
agogues ahd hypocritieal syeOphants are
clothed with power aud covered with hon.
ors in life, and in death buried by magnifi.
cent Proeessious with imposing ceremonies
and amid profound demonstrations Of pub,
lie sorrow. Men, useful to the world in il
thousand capacities, with souls that thirsi
for the nohler spheres Of human existence
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The Extensive Carriage.
Buggy, and Spring Wagon
MANDATORY.

OG Lands a nuRNEI.L., aso-.urn-
ing out large amount Of first class work
every week. Their business has greatly in
creased, and they will doubtless DC COM
PEELED 10 make 4 further enlargement OF
their establishment. The reason Is Obvi-
oas-Thetr work always gives sat-
IsfacatO0, aud when they sell to one man
in locality, .hsy drw Che trade OF that
section. Their repairing department Is a.
50 on TIN inrrs'sc, a. they invariably guar
sntee their work. aud employ none but
first class mechanics.
This establishment Is a credit To tiv city,
and we hope that - viii continue 90 pros
per. The ciuzcnS al adjoining counties
would do well 10 examine the work Of TIL,
extensive establishment before sending
uFthcT or
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CITY AND COUNTY ITEMS.

To THE READING Pr BLIc.-In addition
eoniect onaries, toys and notions, Ganter
keeps the best variety Of magazines and
literary wecklies In the city. Also the
largest and most popular new books. When
you want something to read cali on Ganter.
BE SURE 10 READ IT.-DOn't fail 10 read
the advertisement OF the West Tennessee
A griculturaf and Mechanical Association
In this issue. THIRTY THOUSAND Dol
LARS In cash will be drawn for at the Oc-
tobeT Fair. First prize $4,000. This is a
homo Institution and we can rely implicit
ly on is fairness. We know that the draw
ing wiz be fair aud honorable. Readl Read!
BEAR IN MISD, that all orders for Coal
sent to Il. II. Hammerly should have the
kind OF t1oal wanted specified in the order.
Remember thai a barrel OF coal weighs 200
pounds.
For Z new lot Of Anti-Fogmatic-rcaI
Dolly NaTdeu-go 10
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no PAY

required Of responsible persons until
cursd.
SyPhilii, Gonorrhose. elect, Structure.
|OTchitis, Hernia and all Urinary diseases
are cured ia the shortest possible time that
will insure permanent relief SpeTmatOr-
rhOR or Seminal Weakness and Impoien-
cy, A. the result OF self abuse in youth OF
excess Ia maturcT years. and which pro-
duces some Of the following effects. as
emissions, bloteh, debility, dIzzines-. ner-
yOusness, dimness Of sight. cough. indiges-
ton, constipation, dependency. confusion
Of ideas, aversion 10 society, loss OF mem O.
~ and sexual power and which uuuts the
victim for business or marriages. and Vi
timatcly causing insanity and consump-
ton, arc thoroughly and permanently
cured Patients treated by mail or ex-
press. but where possible Il il best 70 visit
the city for personal consultation. SuIta
bic boarding can be obtained at all times,
for those reqHiring daily personal attention.
The Medical Museum connected with this
Institute, shows perfect life-like model Of
diseases cared II this Institute. This H.
stitute which was established for the OK.
press purpose OF supplying the afflicted
with scientiic aud reliable treatment, il is
not 10 DE ClIssCd with the numerous quacks
and impo-ters which invest All llr-e cities
The Uropriet0rs are graduates o. mc-itcsi
cUiicses OF ~. LOuiS ami these OF E&-icr.i
cities; and are the longest engaged AMI The
most successful In their specially. Hcdj-
zines supplied from the laboratory Cl the
Institute. a Medical Pamphlet reia-
ling 20 all private diseases ssuI 10 any All
dress for two stamp, IA q sealed envelope.
II Is not q 50 called Marriage Guide, con
tanning obscene pictures. Ali those re-
quiTiuS medical aid should call for pcrsca-
al consultation or address
Central Medical Institute,
7O5 Chestnut St, ST. LOUIS, MO.
II Hours, a. m. to J pm, Sundays,
. Z. m. 10 IL q. u.
june 23ly
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strange, but True.
Hessrs. Editors :

MeSsrS. Editors:
Whilst mother Earth is being re-
freshed by the genial showers, and
so many of our friends on every cor
ner are ready to shake the starch out
of our shirts in hearty congratula-
tiOns Of welcome, strange 10 think
that a local editor of a respectable
newspaper, in the midst OF all this
loveliness, would be modelling with
the ways and means of two labOring
classes, TO wit; Butchers and Saloon
Keepers. lie says some profound
things about the way they keep their
books; and l would say that if he
does not quit boring the above class
es they will raise his Dolly Warden
and finish the job his mother COM
menced upon the part that he gets
his steaks from when he sends the
money. a d.
Bless your innocent soul A. B.,
what we said last week was intend
ed to be taken in a Piekwickian
sense. Do refrain this time from
executing your characteristicly
chaste threat, and we promise mover
to tell the truth on you again. Spare
good butcher, spare our Dolly Var
den, and we will proclaim you a
vendor of blue grass beef, good
templar and an unsophisticated
pumpkin in the art of bookkeeping
from now henceforth.
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A CARD.
JAcksoN. TrNN.. Jnnc asLl

jackson, TENN, Jgnc 2bth. 1872.
take pleasure in acknowledging the
prompt and satisfactory settlement by the
EoUIrAnLgFIRE INsURA NcE Co.. Of Nash
vI1le, Of the loss occasioned TO my property
by the hre on the morning of the 2ist inst.
The Company numbersanong The Stock
holders many of The oldest and best citizens
and 20 those who, desire to patronize n
strong Hone Company ltbesal in settling
Is losses aud prompt in paying them,
recommend the EQUTTABLE Of N ashyillc, rs
in every way worthy OF their fullest conf
denee.
a. b. LANGFORD.
Policies OF Insurance issued in this re.
sPouable company by sftla -t.
JOHN q. MctiEIIEES.
Manager jackson Branch.
tune 20 3ua.
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FOR SALE.
ENGINE AND BOILER.

Owing TO the large increase in the
amount of presswOrk, we are COM
PEELED to replace our engine with a
new one of greater power, end s0e
offer our secondhand one, an good
running order, at a VERY Low
PRICE. 1t is just suitable to run
a gin or other light machinery
and AT THE PRICE OFFERED, Is a
GREAT BARGAIN. las
w. w. GATES q CO,
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For Sale.

A beautiful cottage, containing rooms
kitchen, servants room and store rooms
complete. II contains about bali acre
with well, fences and premises generally IN
good repair, and beautifully adorned with
flowers, shubery and shade trees, within
1--WE minutes walk from the Court House.
For terms apply to
July 20 q. &. L. BRADY.