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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-12

the railroads additional compensation for carry
inc soldiers and stores for the army during the
war; the bill to refund the cotton tax; TO paw for
cotton claimed TO have been illegally captured
at the close of the war; all Of these Jobs. and
some more deserving measures, such as the bill
TO provide for labor commission; to prevent
cruelty to animals; the civil service reform bill;
the civil rights bill the bill authorizing the CON
struction of additional soops-of-war, to secure
the public lands to actual settlers and to con-
solidate the Indian tribes under civil govern
ment, to be called the territory of Oklahoma
Besides these Mr.. Summers two proposed
amendments 10 the constitution, that restrict
ing the presidential office to one term, and that
providing for the election of the president direct
iy by the people and abolishing the office of vice
president, shared the same fate
The measure on which the final struggle of
the session was made was the enforcement act.
so-callod, attached by the senate to an appro-
priation bill. In the shape in which it finally
passed, the democrats in the house having aban-
doned the factious opposition by which they
had resolved to defeat it through the use CT
every iiibustering device, it ought not to he OBJ
JNNAhphapiN " dug uOuSSl EltiLCHs II siilpl9
provides that in each election district, upon the
application OF ten respectable citizens, judges
of the United States circuit court shall appoint
two official witnesses, Of different political par
| ties. who shall be present at the registration
and election, including all the proceedings
up 10 the making of the final returns.
| They are not authorized TO interfere in any
| manner with the election, but are required to
watch all the proceedings, so that frauds may
be prevented or exposed. This applies only to
elections at which members of congress and
presidential electors are TO be chosen. The OBJ
lection that this is a centralizng measure has
very little plausibility. If congress may not
guard the purity of elections of its own mem
bers by such preeaution as this without giving
offence to sensitive democrats their preudices
are too unreasonable 10 be consulted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-12
LATEST MA3kETS .
NEW YORK sTOCK MARKEr.

NEW YORK June II .-AIoney easy at A a S per cent
Sterling at 1898 q 1921 Gold. after selling at ll3N
closed active and hm at ia q ll4H. Loans at | to
per cent for carrying Cearings SIS 00OO00 Govern
ments quiet and a fraction lower. State bonds dul
and firm. Stocks duh aud without important change
Erie weak during the morning The decision in the
court OF common pleas which is understood in Wall
street as making the company responsible for endorsed
bonds OF the Boston, Hartford and Erie road. The
Of these bonds IS OOO ami back interest
81 900 more. The market closed firm at the best
prices Of the day.
trnteI Stufas Gixes 1891 commons loAL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-12
Linen Carriage busters Linen Horse
Busters!
LARGE ASSORTMENT AT Low PRIcESt
BARNARD, SUMNER
COMPANY.
m3l diff

The Committee of Thirt y-FiVe have decided
70 lest the validity OF the Sewer Assessments by imme-
te proceedings in the Courts, conducted by the abest
be requi ed - N' WI
All persons interested in the matter are requested In
hand IN their contributions at the Office OF the Ner-
c,iShts ana Farmers Insurance Company 24O Main St.
'I NJ: ,. PER ORDER.
worcester, June I, 1872.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-12

STARTLING RuTHl-Ihousands die annually from
neglected coughs and colds, which soon rpen into con-
sumption, or other equally fatal disc ises of the lungs
when by the timely of single bottle of Dr. W;,tars
Bdlsdn Of wild Cherry their lives have been proso,ed
10 a green old age dcOp&wlw ieI2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-12

we are aware Of the existence a, rraIn11a
nsnst REMEDIES put forward in nopnnr FIRM vi 20
~ NJ e"upr PROFOUND the question 10 The ntsIip"ni
puoe WY cannot available prescription he nr"nsy"d
" revi, tne inny instead Of one or lwoY I'm Jitt,'
n,iphfasiu COMPOUND Is remedial agent ia KIinpv
~ ,ii m Complaints and Weaknesses which mn3
For sale by Druggists. F'''' '''''''V"'
apzo dnp20,myH2ojel9,29 IylGGwJy5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-12

Several house lots on Oak avenue are offered for
sale by Mr.. Burrough. See advertisement.
Among the finest products of the looms of India
are the shawls for sale at $780, by Jordan Marsh
& Co., Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-12

Foreign MHrkets.-tBy Atlantic Cablel
unchanged. Ni aVVuIiVloS
LIVERPOOL, June II Cotton closed dull and I'M
port and speculation. -'' "Nt' w "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-12

UNEASY LIES THE HEAD that refuses to use Williams
Extract. Jamaica Ginger
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-12
Spectral Autrtes.

Dr.. a. II. HARDWOOD.
DENTIST,
~ Pearl at.",,.-."..oP Opposite tho Rest ONCE,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-12

Joseph B. Agnew, who recently died in Appa-
moose township, Hancock county, H., at the age
Oi hity-eight years, Is said 10 have been the per.
the Mormon war
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-12

CAsroRiA-a substitute for Castor Ola vegetable
preparation containing neither Minerals Morphine nor
Alcohol tits pleasant to take does not nauseae. and
operates when all other remedies failed DR. pitcher
mas eNpermenled htteen years m producing n nrennrn
ton mora efficient than Castor OH without liz bprrid
TASTE The Castora regulates the sysetn cures cnnsti
paOn, stomach ache, Group and natulency and kiiia
worms II does not distress or grpe By its Gueiing
soothing effect II produces natural sleep and \ pnriie
llrly adapted to crying and teethng children F"N"
We desire Physicians TO test this article ana will t
ward three bottles GRATIS to the address of any ana "a
authenticated lnsst that your druggist order ii toy
you " costs but 0O cents and 0nSbotle viii save many
N'N''i' "'''n' u4t iel2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-12

LONELINESS ON THE INcEEAsE-A marked ln,rcass n
female lovelncss is the eyedeghting resut Of ,ho ,
melse popularity which HAGAS's MAGHoLIA gALM Ina
obtained among the ladies' of America. Complexions
radiant with snowy purity and tnged with the rosoae
hue of health are commonly met with whenever n IA
used For the sallow and unwhoesome appearance or
the hce and neck which utterly counterbalances Tho
euect OF any personal attraction the owner may possess
nsupa'ltu'es 'hai clear pearl-ke complexion which Is
such u transcenlant charm In woman and renters ina
roughes skin ms SOFT M Genoa velvet No one IA mnre
astonshed Than the person using Il al the maryelons
transformation which II effects In these particulars
.yliJdon,i,.
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Gbs aaiu spp aarortest aaonesOap ornng un l2 1922
To Inventors

I To Inventors
and all others interested in Inventions.
| PATENTS OBTAINED,
i'' issues FoREi SSi'f ATESTs pRocUEEDs S''D''o
tended % BY JAS. c. AENoLD, Worcester, Mas;
| 1913 Main st. dtf mhls
Peoples Savings Bank,
452 MAIN ST. OPPOSITE THE CRY HALL.
Number OF Deposltors. S,;SS2
DEPOSITS made on o. before the LIST day Of ae month
DIVIDENDS d the net PROFITS are made semI-annuay
in February and August and added to the principal
.I5 Tlls BANK is open two hours on Saturday eve
Bank Hours-9 to - to 4. Saturdays, 9tol, and
JOHN c. MASON, President.
Worcester, March l, 1872. d6wtf II
worcester County Institution for savings,
FOSTER STREET.
Chartered. February s, ls2s.
Deposits put on interest on the first day of each MONTH
Dividends male every January and July.
Deposits Jan l. 1872. ........ Is 4 ,sOs, 900 10.
Hon. ALEXANDER II. BULLOCK, President.
d&wf c. A. HAMILTON, Treasurer.
worcester Five Cents savings Bank.
NO. 240 NAN STREET
OPEN FRoN................9A NJ. 10 P Mp to P NJ
DEPOSITS from FIVE CENTS to ORE THOUSAND Doll
LARS receeed, and put upon stere the first Of erery
month.
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST are made in January and
July and if not withdrawn added TO the principal
on the first of the following month";
Smallest sum entitled to receive interest Three Dol
lars CHAS. L. PUTNAM, President.
ivD0
The worcester Mechanics savings Bank
IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
The Bank is open daily for the receipts of Deposts
Deposits put upon interest on the Fifteenth day of
each month
semi-annual Dividends in January and July.
HARRISON BLIss. President.
H. WOODWARD, Treasr. dawtf decl
KmssIey's
IRON TONIC
TheEGreat Remedy for Dyspepsia Loss Of appetite,
Weakness, Laaoaor, Depression Of Spirits
Want Of Roegy, Female
complaints.
and wherever Tonic Medicine is needed II is just the
thing TO Keep up the of the system. 1t Quack
Nosrunl, but Reliable Iron Tonic 1t is used by
many Of the Hospitals in New England their standard
Tonic. Physicians are told Its composition and
using it with great success in their practice Manuc
turers merchants, lawyers ministers, ladies' try this
article.
II will do you Good.
It's surprising how quick 1t will build up pale and
sicky children.
KINGSLEYS IRON and MANDRAKE PILLS are
the best Pills for the cure OF Indigestion. Liver Com
plaints Jaundlce, Headache, Stomach Ais, COnstipa-
ton and all Diseases arising from torpid state Of the
Bowels. Two Fills equal bottle of Congress Water.
Sold by +. q. SKINNER IL son,
apll d3m Worcester
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Now Co,Iectan,c

500 Bounty for who enlisted for three vears H.
tween May and July p 1851. and discharged L.
fore serving two years, by disease or ini,,
contracted while In the service OF the United States
r. +. ABBOTT,
my6 diff I Central EXCHANGE
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"sny Me, and Hi do you GOOd,"-Dr
LnngleS noOt aud Herb isittcrs. No drugs
no poons 9lhlng deleerOus nothing but good healthy
IOo5 anu hers such as Sarsaparllla villa Cherry yell
low Dock, l'rickly ASH Ihoroughwort Mandrake Rhu-
ni pandelon, &c compounded to reach the
iquntahs o. disease, and absolutely all Humors
uyeness ser0lua, and all difficulties arising from dis
clsen stomach or impure blood. Twenty years OF un.
nvaied success has proved them them To he tho hest
medicine IN the world GEO. q. GOODWIN & CO.
BOSTON, ana all druggists. deop&wl6w f2D
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Five Per Gent. per Annum
allowed for Money on call. Il. A. GOODEOw
uu0 du First National Bank
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-12

In this city, june II, by Rev II X Pervear, Jesse
CoDuIn, ESD and Anna e. youngest daughter of Josia
q Perry, Esq, all OF Worcester No cards
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-12
A Book for Every MN.

The SCIENCE OF LIFE, or sRLF-PRrsERvATtoN :, n
MenGa Irealse on The Cause and Cure of Exhausted
vitality. Premature Decline in Man Nervous and phy
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fhHa or seminal Weakness. and all ether diseases nrs-
ing from the errors syOuh the inGscretOns or ex
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sslant PHYSICIAN. n. B.The author may lie consulted
on the above, ns well as all diseases requiring ski and
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skin Dtsenses.--I'ery's Improved CoDedone AMI
Pmpte heMedg-Ihe SKIN MEDICINE OF lie AGE il
and Blotched Designations of the Face Sold Nv MI
urngpsts Depot ~ Bond ST., New York ~ "
For Moth Patches FrecLIes ana Tn1 uso pn.,
Morn AND FRkoKLE LOrIoE The well known reIiahs
ll harmless remedy for Brown Dseoloraions of lie
-, ace rIepaTeI Only by Dr. Is. q. Perry Observation-Disclosures
20 Bond ST. New York Sold by druggists eyerywhese'
mhlo dM.W&S&w6m ''
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H0tchelor'a Hair Dyc.-rhis superb Hair Dye
= Tue pest IN me g0rd-Periecty harmless reliable and
instantaneous; no disappointment; no rdtcuous tints
o. dsagreeabe oder. The genuine WIN. A. Bachelors
Man. Dye produces immfddteiy splendid Black or
Natural Brown; leaves the hair clean soft beautit,i
does not contain particle Of lead any Injurious com
Z. hlNr NV - ~,
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THE FARM or THE SUBSCRIBER.

viii be sold by Public Auction. on the premise
on THURSDAY, June goth, at O'Clock p. NJ
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Geo. =. Hoppin a. Co., Commission Merchants
and dealers in Flour Corn, Rye, Oats Malt Meal I'll ali
kinds, Fine and Coarse Feed, Linseed OIL Meal
laZz du Mechanic ST.. Worcester Mass
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-11
nEsERTINa TIE SHIP

The farcical convention held by the
Customhouse schismatics at the National
Theatre completely destroyed what little
influence they had left among the colored
people Of the parishes. Deceived and be-
trayed in all the glowing promises which
had been made to induce their attendance,
the delegates have returned to their rural
homes embittered and disguised with all
who ever set up a pretense to leadership
in the Packard faction, and convinced
that the representations which were used
to divert their allegiance from the State
administration are the baldest and vilest
falsehoods. The country press teens with
their recantations Of sympathy with the
Grant clique, and in speeches at district
meetings and in ward clubs the late fol-
lowers of this corrupt and ambitious fac
ton pledge renewed support to Governor
Warmoth and the regular State Central
Committee. This sentiment seems al
most universal The money which the
letter of Surveyor Ingraham published
yesterday shows was, at least, promised,
if not spent, has proven worse than use
less, for it served to bring to the city to
witness their humiliation and defeat men
who for some time longer might have 9th
erwlse remained in their tolls. The reac-
ton in favor Of the administration is one
Of the best signs that has yet been evolved
IRON the political turmoil of the times
giving assurance that (as asserted by Hon.
Frederick Douglass) the negroes of the
south are now able to think for them
serves and can no longer be led by IN
scrupulous demagogues, OF mere names
and catch-words, into opposing their
ablest and truest friends and most imnor-
tant interests. Governor Pincbback and
his associates on the State committee bovo
every requisite ability for conducting !
vigorous and successful campaign and
from the present outlook it will be culna-
BILE on tlseir part not to have secured. newt
November, the reform Of past abuses and
corruptions so imperatiYely and univer-
sally demanded
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-11
LAST DESPERATE DODGE.

The Customhouse central committee
yesterday issued a call for convention to
assemble on the nineteenth of June, at
Baton Rouge, for the purpose of nominal
ing a so-called Republican ticket of State
officers and members of Congress. In
this proclamation Mr. Packard displays
the desperate extremes to which he is re-
duced. Beaten in the last convention by
delegates created at no little monetary out
lay by his clique, he proposes to overpower
those who betrayed him, and whom he
fears he has made so strong that they will
claim admission to the next convention,
by doubling the number of delegates; the
mass of whom he intends to manipulate by
having their credentials sent to him before
the date of assembling. This is the same
old ninth Of August dodge over again. He
appoints parish committees, and they elect
delegates, whose credentials are placed in
his custody. If these selections should
prove unreliable, he finds on the Custom
house rolls an abundance of ready-made
contestants, and having thus full control
of the preliminary organization, he makes
up the convention to suit himself
1t was this high-handed Outrage, backed
by United States bayonets, which, in 1871,
drove the bulk Of the Republican party out
of the Customhouse building, and left him
with but corporals guard of followers
outside is'federal employees; and the repe-
tition Of this game will cause all who have
since been allured to his standard to de-
sert him next June at Baton Rouge. What
ghost Of a chance, under such an arrange
ment as the one proposed, has Mr.. Bill
lings, Colonel Carter, or any member of
the Grant wing Of the party, who dares
claim to be in the slightest degree indie
pendent Of the autocrat of the marshaTs
Office? None whatever-and their revolt
and desertion viii forever quiet his pre-
sumptuous claim to leadership of the Re
publican party or any division thereof
in the State of Louisiana Had the pro-
pitious day sooner come, it would have
been a happy circumstance for all
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-11
siOns no matter how failaeious Of iniurii.

sions no matter how fallacious or inirri.
GUS they may be.
For instance, the Bee fully concurs in
the admirable political doctrines advanced
Dy the Liberal Republicans and the Re-
formers throughout the country-it even
coneurs in the policy Of the Cincinnati
convention; but it hesitates to ally itself
with the movement, because in doing so it
must act with old political opponents
There is also another reason it advances
winch, we think, is hardly creditable to
our downtown neighbor. 1t fears that in
the event of coalition of all the parties
opposed to the administration in this State
that Governor Warmoth will become their
leader. This the Bee will not consent to
because the Governor, it alleges, generally
gets the best of his associates. Now, we
submit that this is hardly tenable posi-
ton. Perhaps this prestige of the Gov
ernor which so frightens and appalls the
Bee will not sustain the rivalry of coal-
ton. The Bee ITSELF perhaps may be
able to push him aside and take the first
place in the affections and confidence of
the people. Certainly this sort of gener-
GUS rivalry holds out better chance for
success for the Bee than can be hoped for
from the ascerbity of political opposition
But seriously, if the purposes in view
by the Liberal Republican movement are
good, they are not affected by the charac-
ter Of those who advocate them If the
Bee can find no objection to, but approval
of the principles, rather, we can not per-
ceive upon what legitimate ground it
bases its opposition The true catholic
spirit would while allowing the utmost
iberality of opinion, make converts of all
men. 1t is conceded that the present ad-
ministration of the national government is
hurtful and injurious to the country.
Then why not get rid of it by the employ
ment of all legitimate means likely to
effect the object?
Such, it seems to US, would be the wisest
course. Viewed in this light, the opposi-
ton Of the Bee appears trivial 1t per-
mits its aninosity to one man to out
weigh all the advantages that might come
from coalition. It puts into the scale on
one side hate, and on the other the best
interests Of the State
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-11
ON CARONDELET STREET.


1t is not an easy matter to find out any
thing on the street but dullness. More time
is spent in discussing the candidates for the
Presidency, than in canvassing the appro-
pirate merits of stocks. Views are held, of
course, but no one troubles himself to give
them. The Board of Brokers' adjournment
is looked upon by one party in the dealing
business as a lucky thing, inasmuch as
" fictitious quotations are at an end The
quotations are no more fictitious than those
caught up from brokers on the street, who
represent the prices of stock like obituaries,
mot what they are, but what they ought to
be-" Nobody can get head or tail of the bust
ness, except those in the sanctum sancto-
rum, where sensations and buncombe sales
are reported.
Levee stock is said to be rallying. Four
thousand shares are reported as "gobbIed F."
at rates (all being 81 paid) varying from
81 80 to 81 624R. Bets are offered no such
amount of shares were sold. No takers.
The stock is supposed to be going up on the
principle that it has got as far down as it
can go, or in other words, has touched
bottom" We leave the question with the
stock raisers."
A cotton movement is not perceptible
The staple is heavy, buyers are still below
the prices of factors, and the latter are &C
cused of riding a high horse. Yesterdays
quotations were the same as on the previous
day.
No sort of sensation can be detected or
even dug up" with the most persistent eff
forts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-11
THE EFFECT OF PRINCIPLE

The Bee holds to the doctrine that a po-
htleal theory much less a political princi-
pie, right or wrong should be adhered to.
1t makes no allowance for change. A po-
sition may be taken upon partial informa-
ton, which fuller intelligence modifes
and leads to different conclusions, but III
the opinion of our contemporary this is
not allowable 1t sticks to first impres.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-11

There were as many errors in the Citi-
ze,'8' Guard yesterday as there are princi-
pies in the Liberal Republican platform
This came about as follows: The Guard
attempted to state what the principles of
the Cincinnati platform are, and it either
did not or it would not understand them;
so it deliberately set to work and misrepre-
sented and misstated every one of them.
The truth is hard for the devil to utter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-11

The Bee still consorts with the Citizens
Guard, and their unhappiness is sad to
behold. The one declares that the Gin
cinnati platform is Democratic docu-
ment, and the other afirms that. it is a
Republican instrument, and then they
mingle curses in the same atmosphere,
and weep in despair at the same broken
column. A common napkin serves to dry
their common eyes. Tt is really melan-
choly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-11

Instead ofriding the fence, as all the other
political platforms have done, the Cincin-
natl declaration of principles cuts the knot
Of the tariff trouble, and leaves the question
to be decided by the people, who are the
proper arbiters Of that as of all other
political measures. For the first time in
forty years we have a platform that will be
understood at the North as well as at the
South, that the people must say what sort
Of tariff they want. This is both Democ-
racy and Repubicanism, and all men can
accept Of it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-11

The new board of directors of the Louis
lana Paper Manufacturing Company send
to us, as a sample, ream Of the first print
ing paper made at their mill Their pur-
pose is to increase the capital stock Of the
company, and put in the requisite machin-
cry to furnish this market with as good
paper, for printing purposes, as can be made
in any part Of the world. We wish the COM
pant success in their undertaking, which
they certainly deserve if they accomplish
their intentions,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-11

One thousand dollars reward will be paid
by the street railroad presidents of this city
for the detection and conviction Of any one
knowingly putting counterfeit five cent
pieces or nickels in the car fare boxes.
This is in consequence of the increase of
counterfeit nickel pieces given for fare in
the street railroad cars.