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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-01
LATEST MARKEES.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 29.-The day has been one Of tn,
dulest of the season. and the only interest manifesto
a llsN. closing at ll39. @ ll3K. Foreign exchange
continues firm at q above the point at which speci(
can be shipped with profit. The shipment to-day was
So5OOOe of which s2i5O S va in IN silver The total
ton of foreign meTchsdize for the week amounted Ia
SIS 1888 $685. of which ei,296, $50 were dry goods "
ii is now eyi1eh that the settlement of the question
of indirect Inages at Geneva will have little effect III
The prlsent at least, on foreign EXCHANGE NJ
ler purchases OF bonds by the treasury during the
Pasl ana tne steady drain TO Europe has depIeted
Country o. nearly all the floating stock the bonds ~,
are now in the country being held hv those who lnot
or VIII not part with them he total gold ces ngs w.
Gay were S5i,OlsOOO The rates on gold log-s ranger
from nat" to per cent for carrying IA
a aogS mn Doehl IN good supply deDnH' loans ant
70 teI cent on government bonds and % per eep a
on STOCKS chiefly per cent Ipl on Dividend a iv
me- OF tIle year hd on government bonds M l5o
& 10 al he rates on governments lower because
40 much money restricted to governments collateral
and because those bonds scarce The bank statl
men was Unexpectedly favorable as the legal tenl
der average was concerned which has risen 81 J2 Old
The net reserve now stands at S2 1876 $780, against So
go last week The specie average gained s. 500 AM
Is rising one The treasury sold 81 000 900 Thurs
day last paid out additional during the week s627 3
principally for July interest, and took in for custom
$l79J.665
Government bonds made further advance both bel |
and in London The 52Os of 81 sold here at sh agaiL
lis yesterday Southern state bonds were dull andnof
mai, and prime raj road mortgages were strong on
vestment purchases.
life. ranging between 56N and 55A closing at the laft 1
price All classes are awaiting the result of the In L
election in Erie, concerning which there are many al
conflicting rumOrs, each of which has an element + |
worthy The borrowers of The stock to-day paid as iii
as ij2 per cent for Its Alter Erie the chief inter
centres in northwest, Pacific Mail Ohio and Mssissti
Lake Shore and Western Union Telegraph
trul ~ ttanRt Rftrnr. ill.,
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Political Notes.

There is a serious split in the democratic party
of San Francisco. 1t is worse than any since
that of 1860.
The liberal press are becoming complimentary.
The Richmond Wing calls Henry Wilson "a self
confessed kuave."
Yerger, who escaped hanging for murder in
Mississippi two or three years ago through lax
administration of law, is now in Baltimore howl
ing for Greeley.
"The democratic party, to support MIR. Gree
ley for president is not asked to give up any OF
the opinions which distinguished it as party
and which may be necessary to maintain its or
ganization and principles. 1t is portion Of the
republican party that has come to them; not
they who have gone to the republican party. -
u. A. Polldrds Campaign Document.
A Delaware democratic paper admits that the
nomination of Greeley at Baltimore twill be a
heavy blow TO the prospects of carrying Della
ware for the democratic ticket"
Three republican and seven democratic men,
bers of the state senate Of Oregon hold over
The republicans have just elected eight and the
democrats three. One of the democrats hold
ing over holds a seat he is not entitled to. When
this is rectfed the republicans will have two
majority in the senate. The house stands thir-
ty-two republicans and seventeen democrats.
Republican majority on joint ballot, seventeen.
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Spettal AGtrees.
To Inventors

and all Others interested In Inventions
PATENTS OBTAINED
Reissues Extensions Copyrights and Caveats scured
FOREIGN PATENTS PROCURED
Assignments lnterlerences and other Patent Cas- at
tended 20 by JAS q. ARNOLD, Worcester Mss
SVS Maih ST. du nll9
Mimheweewak ne hnr oman tOOwOck the
peai vi country situated ON the west bank Of theWar
on tVer opposite sOwansett Is one of the most ODu
isr pinoes ABOUT Nafragansett Bay. See Hverilew
IuyQ
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JyI dJI HENRY @. PAKkE Err, Secretary.
BOSTON & ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON & WORCESTER DIVISION.

The following pieces of UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE
advertised, required by law For further iniorma-
ton call on B, W. HOBART, Station Agent, Boston;
Russet Trunk, marked A Up.
Black Trunk marked Miss Mary Iathern, care w
Whiting; birmingham Centre.
! ANAL Canvas Tent.
Russet Vase.
box, marked Hamblin.
! small Drum.
Black Walnut Bracket
Russet Trunk. double check, from North Adams ll5
kusset Trunk, Boston check. 49,
Emigrant Chest, check 70, marked Mrs u Gesell,
Black Bag, Harrisburg check. 1871
~ Bundle Maps, marked W II Cowary, Springfield,
j scythC and snaih.
Saddle and Birdie.
Black Bag, marked Montague, U. $. Hotel.
Large Russet Trunk, Boston check 7O6
Small do. stafford and Boston check, q.
Black Trunk, marked Mcguire, Boston, check 2O35
Large Rnsset Trunk, Troy cheek, 1888.
40 90 Xallso
Bundle Clothing.
Black Trunk, Boston check 10.
=, Bundle Books, marked Page, Harding h Co, Berk-
Hat Box Palmer to Boston check 97l.
Boz marked Mrs L Pope, 40 Edinboro st. Boston.
Bag Clothing
Bags.
Large Trunk, Boston check 1880.
Two Bags and Bundle.
Box, marked Mr. Doherty 1870 Kneeand st.
4 Bags.
Black Bag, marked FlockhaIt, Lodi st. Worcester
Package Goods marked A Clark d Co, fOAboro,
Mass.
Package, marked Mrs williams care Rev J II Mans.
field, Ashland, Mass.
Sailors Bag.
Package Goods, marked II Spencer Clinton, Mass.
Box Castings.
Bundle Bags. marked @ d Marston W Midway.
BAG Feathers.
Black Trunk. marked Carr Boston.
I Bed
Russet Trunk, marked W Ames, Boston.
do do do Mr. MOuehan. Ilava HrL1ge
Russet Trunks.
Black Trunk.
| RuAsot Trunk.
Painting A. FIRTH
Boston, June 20, lS7t dit wi
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In the City or Country,
No Family should be without a box of
SANDFoRD'S COMPOUND HAMAMELIS,
OR, WITCH HAZEL OINTMENT.
This most perfect preparation of highly medicinal
shrub is equally good for Man Beast and sold every
where at 50 cents and 81 90 Box. Its virtues In all
of Inflammation celebrated. while ts curative
properties unequaled in all of Burns, Car
buncles, Rheumatism. Scratches Ringbone, Chaing,
Scalds Tumors, Sprains, Calls SPAWN Feon, Bruises
Lumbago, BOils, Cuts, Sores. Piles.
All Druggists sell it.
WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents, Boston. Mass
deop&w mhl2
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As the season for Bowel mpInInts, such
as Dlarrhea, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus Collie. &c.
at hand, we would again give yearly advice. Act
wisely, and lay In store of DR. BIcKSRLLs SYRUP for
the that Is safe and reliable at all times very
pleasant, containing no opiate and does not produce
cOstveness. Fail not to try IL. d3m HE'S
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
hilibury, Mass
Office hours-m0rning till 9o'clOck; u to and to
P. NJ. dtf apo

John :. Clark az Son, Commission Merchants
and dealers Flour and Grain, Land Plaster, Lime,
Calcined Plaster CIR. Bone, Cement. Salt Guano, Super
Phosphate Of Lime and Western Produce, Nos 237 and
2s9 Front ST., Worcester, Mass.
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IN WALDO BLOCK.

now occupied by the Manufacturers Mutual Fire In
For further particulars inquire OF 80
JET diff F. II. KINNICUTr.
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are hereby notified that having legally secured the trade
mark soda Beer any infringement by the use or en-
ployment in any way, OF the mark SODA BEER" or
any assimilation thereof in the manufacture or sale of
Beer, will receive prompt legal attention
J. N. HAMMOND
A.
GEO. r. HEWITT,
Prop'rs Trade Mark "Soda Beer"
The public are informed that GEO. y, HEWITT, corner
Of Foster and waldo sts s continues to manufacture
and furnish TO the trade In any quantities. the genuine
original j. N. Hammond's soda Beer" dim Jell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-08

only fallen under his notice few minutes before he
LETT albany and he had remarked that me
would satisfactorily explain" tine matter.
the Journal had better nave said moth
ing at all. It is significant however.
the idea OF anv mans bank account and pecunlary
Investments being made the subject Of lnvestga-
lion especially during the period spent by him in
the Legislature. 'Why," said one experenc lie rs'
Mtor =" have myself made deposits and Invest
ments in an unusual manner VIII o IN Albany. SIM
ply because had mol time to attend 10 my ordinary
mode OF doing business. and mirht be suspected
nexi p What singular coincidence II would oe II
his prediction should come true
THE CA VAL RING STILL HERE.
A large portion OF the canai ring, organized to
AID IN the election Il Aivord sil remains IN tnc city,
and Its members appear 70 ne confident OF rher
ability 70 shape legislation as they desire
despite Their defeat over the SpeaKcrsDp. lime
Will spec my develop action and we snail tnen see
whether their hopes are as well founded as they are
generally supposed to DE. Certainly the chances
see IN now To favor Such contest between the fac
tons o the majority, In view OF the approaching
Presidential Campaign and Unted states Senatorial
election. viii enable the oDbles ana rings to
coed In their nsw policy OF "let well Alone"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-08

Mr.. THOMAS HARE, who has written volume on
"Representative Government and the principle OF
personal representation mas new WORK In press,
upon "Endowments.p f4s.N41f
HERR sPIELHAGrXs latest novel u entitled
'Allzelt vcran.n 81 ~ "
THE SATURDAY Rere,c. 10 Its notice OF the rather
severe stricu OF Mr.. Dickens on the Americans
IN the first volume OF Forsers "iife OF Dickens"
says:-"Dlckens' view Of the American character n
nparably more lively, but scarcely more pro.
found than that OF the first British bagman who
might have been travelling through the country
WIN Oil his natural prejudices fresh upon him. No.
body ever drew moro hveiy picture with so slight
opportunities, but for anything like real insight into
the mare deeply seated aoiccts or merits of the ma
tonal character we must 90 elsewhere
In ECUADOR. where the theatre Is almost the only
relic OF liberal culture, q new drama, called "rne
Earthquake, Of Imbabura,n has been produced
The Dictator, Garcia Moreno, Is made to figure IN
It, AID 1t Is represented TO 10 very earthquaky-in
short sensational" II the Ecuadorians don't un.
derstaad earthquakes who does? rs
NJ. sLnDou, The prolific French dramatist, has
found timc, amid his multirsrious engagements for
the theatres, to nnsah new romance.
MR. SERGEANT Cox, OF Lon1on, has in press .
book entitled tspIitussm Answered by Science.
showing by series Of experiments made by him
with the medium" that the phenomena are purely
psychic, and not a. oil the fcsat Of spiritual
agency.
"sAiNr ABE AND Hrs SEVEN WIVES, q Tale Of
Salt Lake Oityr Is the tile OF Lively epic In the
very modern style, shortly TO be issued " George
Routledge d sons, New York. The modes. author
docs net suhscrlpe ~ name.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-08

Another View Of tho situation and How
President ThIcrs' Message was Received
Prevailing Discontcnt-Frcc riiirisui-In-
crcasius Unpopulnrity q, the Executive
Rcbuked by General Ducrot.
PARIS, Dec. 8. 1871.
The oracle has at last spoken, but the pupic mind
IS still In mysiifcation. The Presidents Message
has been Delivered; but the doubts ana fears to
which France has for so long been prey arc not
allevlatcd. The speeches from the throne at the
opening OF the Chambers prior 70 the late disastrous
war were declared ,mpcrial mixtures OF falsehood
end hypocrisy; but french republicans insisted that
the mead OF the national nrus, being now simply
President tue Message would not only be loyal
statement OF mis- stewardship. but also an assurance
that wise ana liberal policy wsuld hereafter 90
adopted. Daily the President gives additional proof
of petslant seihshness; daily does MS popularity
decrease. "Obey me-King Iners--er leave you,
and what will become OF France Without me,
Providence alone can tell. - IL the continued burden
OF mis- soug. He hopes 70 retain power BY dwell.
ing with emphasis on the helpless state Of the coun
try and by painting VIVID coIors the necessity Of
retaining at the head OF anairs master mind, ana
that his alone capable OF cleansing the
Augean stable Possibly no greater proof OF the do.
vclopment OF reaction airy feeling can be adduced
than The prominent poatlon given to the empire py
NJ. Tkjcrs IN his Message. lie either regards the
with dread too strong to DO concealed,
or no makes pretence VI doing ~ IN order TO excite
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-08

Homo QsOsstO.
Josh Hart mas anew burlesque at the Comique.
This is the third week OF "Julus Cesar" at
Booths. M li!s org, EgsX orr rr.
Theodore Thomas gives concert ct S:einway
"John Garth" u steadily Improving In popularity
at WaIlack's. l~l49 r.n ing
zimmerman's goat is ready for debut in ''rhe
Black Crook"
Aimee brings hsr opera Ooune company to the
The Matilda Heron benefit comes or at Niolo's on
Friday afIeruOOn q. tilfel is..lr a.ts.
The reconstructed "Humpty Dumpsyn appears at
the Olympic THIS week.
Melgnans play, "waus Of New York." win be on
the B0wery boards tonight. rhrQ ~
Dsyies the yeniriloquist, Is still deighting hun.
sdredS ~ the Union square Theatre. Nl s-s
y Mr.. Iames steele MacAaye opens the ST. James
tonight with the new play Of "MonaldL'
Filth Avenue, as the theatre win not accominodate
all fer the tast nights Of "Dlvorce." - s.--
Ncxt week Professor Taobrl Mulder begins sea-
sg q oa a and
..Tempiar aud Je@ess,n WIN be brought OUT with
Madame !a0ori, Mile. kosciti, MUG. Eizer. Label
- Urifttuss Abroad. IN
Ono OF Rossinps earliest operas, "DInganno
Feliee.n composed IN 1872 IL to be revived At the
San Carlo, IN Naples Wl
Herr Eotov's .Vmbra' has been produced sue
cessiuy at the Carlo Felice In Genoa. being the FIRST
adaptation OF tho work Tor Italy.
A new comedy, entitled "Eilgut.r hes been
finished by herr Jrdnd0rf Tor the nagemenG Of
the strampferlhcatre OF Vienna.
A. the Bnretheater OF Vienna Herr J. .welen's
dsama, 'Der neue Aches,r IN three acts, Is In pre-
paration, IN winch Queen Christina Of sweden Is
one oi Inc principal char cters.
The question OF suDveniion 10 the theatres IA be.
ing stIired In Belgium as well ma I'm France. Dy
eighteen voices against SIX the Municipal Council
o. brussels ueGilou, ~ recent meeting, TO nam
De 10 N0pnaia
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-04-19
The Wool Prospect.

The proIracted wool famine which has been
felt with more or less severity for = year past
has naturally stimulated production 10 all the
States and Territories in the Union, and tie
prposect for next year apparently Jushhss the
impression that the market will be fully supplied
and that prices, both Of raw material and manu-
h rured goods, will come down with even more
rapidly than they went up. The natural in
crease from lambs this spring will be unprece-
dented In all the States except in some portions
OF the South, where more attention seems TO be
given tnpOrk than sheep raising. From careful
estimates prepared by the most competent au-
thorities the increase in the lOcks of sheep this
spring. will be as follows Nebraska, 35 per
cent? Wisconsin, Michigan, Kansas and Arkan-
sss, rs per cent. Iowa, California and Oregon
l6 per cent. Missouri, Is per cent. Texas,
per cent, and Vermont, Indiana and Kentucky
9 per cent For the other States we have no fig
ures upon which to base any reliable estimates
but there can be no doubt that Ohio, West Vir-
gina, Pennsylvania and New York will expert.
ence SIMILAR impulse frum the scarcity and
high prices which now rule, and that the in-
creased production will average is per cent for
all the States named. -Mle York Skipping Let
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-04-19
The Tariff Bill Finally Reported.

After many vexatious delays theCommittee of
Ways and Means completed tue tariff and internal
revenue bills on Monday night last and reported
them to the House ON Tuesday. The Committee
were d pided and Mr.. KELLY, on behalf Of the
minority Of protectionists, asked leave 10 report
a minority bill. This disagreement arises rot
40 much from the amount Of reduction thAI
should be made In the revenue, as from the Arti-
Cles on which such reduction should be made.
In commenting upon this bill the Cincinnati
GdHhs says:
"The specimens the telegraph has brought Of
the Agures of the tariff bill Of the Senate, and
Of the Ways and Means Committee, and tho
Abortive efforts to legislAtO inteigently on this
affair, are an illustration Of the success OF the
specific duty system, and OF the mixed specific
and Ad valorem rates, in plungng this matter
into bog. II was devised to hide from tue
eyes Of legislators and people the real rates OF
these taxes, md IL has been a distinguished
achievement. The system was intended to ex-
cuds intelligence, and we see that only very
few have any intelligence of the real qualities
Of the tariff. This most important and difficult
es,ion Of the government, which more than
any other REQUIRES intelligence to prevent oP-
prs ssion of industries pnd destructionsf proper
", 10 reduced to blind clanor about protection
which is made to coxer up any robbery tha'
special monpOlies may see nt to imPOst on the
people.
II our tariff bills we're Smplifed by classic
sation and ad yalorem rates on all articles where
these are practicable, there would be no such
floundering Of nis. committee and of Congress.
When the article aud the rate were placed be-
fore ths House, no member would dare toprO-
prose tax as high as 40 or so per cens'-to tSy
nothing Of present rates running 90 to 100 per
Sep,.-on articles of the first necessity to tho
Iarmlog, mechanical, aud common laboring peo'
pls. nor on the products OF unskilled labor
which are the materials md agents Of all the
skiiled industries and of all production. But
Congress struggles ia utter darkness on these
hills, and the darkness sEenda to all the land'
and leaves nothing bu. blind sonsct Of un'
meaning eriss.'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-04-19
NIanhood:Mow Lost, How Restored

1AE5 Just published, new edition Of DIR.
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and FRS, induced by sef-indulgenso or sexual
eKtravagance.
s59- Price, in sealed envelope, only @ cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years. success.
ful practice, that the alarming consequences Of
self-abuse may be radically cured without the
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cure at once simple, certain and effsctual, BY
means of which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be, may cure himself cheaply,
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ssSy-This Lecture should be In the hands OF
every youth aud evefy man In the lanA,
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, on receipt Nf cenis, or two
post stamps.
Also Or. Culverwell's marriage Guide" price
rs cents.
Address the publishers,
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Glass D--DWeIItngs and Lots.

No. 46-Magnificent residence. Price So. 900
No. IA good house in Fiudlay. 81 400.
No. e5-A fine new house and lots, in But
Ter. on the Lake Shore r. r., thriving town.
81 900.
No. lOI-Three splendidly located lots in Al.
lance. Ohio.
No 1912 honses and lots in Ada, o. Cheap.
No. lll-Good house on Front street. Findlay
Ohio. Price 81 800.
No. 1l6 80 acres iu out lots, at $3.50 per
acre lots OF any size to suit purchasers. Very
long time on payments.
No. l20-Nice house, barn and two lots on
Putnam street, Findlay, o. Sl,s00.
No. 12l-Double dwelling house on PutuAm
street. Findlay. $1,000.
No. l33-House and two part lots in North Find
lay. $500.
No. l35- House, barn, orchard, 8 acres
ground, fine limestone quarry, ON Lima street
Findav. o. Price So 500.
No. l4l-l3 lots south end Main street, Fin1-
lay. 81 100; agood investment.
No. l42-Double frame house rooms, gsod
barn, fruit. Crawford street, Findlay. Pay
msnts 5000 a year--6 years
No. l79 -3 lots in business centOr, MAiu street
Bowling Green. o. 81 900.
No. ls2. Frame house, lot, plenty of fruit,
No. 1888 New house, West Sandusky street,
Findlay. 81 $50.
No. i92-Brck house, barn, two lots. fruit. on
Hardin street, indlay. Price 81 800.
No. l95-Nice new brick hnuse on Main Cross
street, Finday. Price 0I 500.
No. 202-2 story frame house and lois, in
McComb. o. 1920,
No, 2Oo 10 lots in North Firdlay at = bar
gain.
No. 2lo House on West Hardin street, Find
lay. 1920.
No. 2l4 Brick house, now, on Lima street,
Findlay. 81 900.
No. 2lS -Fram, house on Lincoln street,
Findlay. 81 800.
Glass E-TANNERY.
No. 81 --Tannery in Hancock county, in good
condition good trade good dwelling attached.
Class F-MILLS.
M. l39-- Upright steam saw mill, near Ada,
o. A splendid numbering region.
No. 20l-Grst mill near CannonsburR, o.
Class G-BUSINESS HOUSES.
Two on Main street, Finday, o.
Store room in Arcadia, o.
Store room in Cannon sburg, o.
Glass H-HOTELS.
Three good hotels will sell ct q bargain.
They are located well and, except one, doing .
splendid business.
Terms very fuvorable on all the
abOve Property. Full particu-
lars giUen By letter or otherwiSG.