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A great many are killed after being lassoed-
II they reach the water-the lassoes stopping
their breath and drowning them. The captain
has one now Gagged which weighs nearly $500
pounds. The best plan of catching them is by
the use of ehloroform, which renders them
powerless, but they require an immense amount
of this costly drug The captain is now making
mammoth net, with which he believes he can
capture them cheaper and better than by any
other method"
One southern democratic paper, the Georgia
Constitutionalist, is able TO pick ont from its
exchange list one hundred and fourteen demo-
cratic papers that srefuse TO support Greeley
And these papers represent the constituency
that must support Greeley unanimously. or
there is no show for his election.
e Says a Richmond correspondent, the confed-
crate banner is waved in front of the Greeley
column here with great audacty. In the recent
state convention Judge Ould, by a very natural
LdpSHS ttngu9, spoke of certain distinguished
NiTglnian politician as fit bearer of the con-
federate flag to victory. This was received with
cheers and laughter, and the judge said that he
meant TO say conservative banner, but that the
mistake!was a! very small one, as the words
conservative and confederate were identical in
so many of their meanings. The crowd agreed
to this with immense applause.
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hrayest and fercest of aborigines, the Carib,
still maintains his hereditary freedom Out of
the softly enervating climate" as we northern
ers deem it, of Central Italy came the sternest,
brayest, aud most efficient human being that
ever walked the world, the fighting Roman pa
trican, who, after thousand years of heat and
luxury, and stated righteousness, was still the
most formidable officer with whom an enemy
could come in contact; and he was outdOne in
courage by men who swaImed up from the
blazing slopes of Palestine and the fierce heat
of ldumea TO defend the Holy City. The
Scotch ard tho Swedes are conleSsedly manly
people, able to toll, and to battle, and to endure;
but they are not manlier, or Drawer, or more en-
during than the planters bred in those swelter-
ing rice swamps of South Carolina, or the hot
"barrens" of Georgia, or the hotter lagoons and
morasses and flooded jungles of Louisiana,
where upon all accepted conditions men ought TO
degenerate into towards. The Delawares, bred
in Il temperate climate, were lu0t drawer than
the Seminoles of Florida, or so brave as their
far away kinsfolk, the Caribs of Panama; and
the negro transported out Of the tropics dis
tinctIy loses nerve. We think that heat demon
allies, but when Spain anticipated Britain, and
conquered and colonized the continent; when
800 rulfans, led by brutal pig johber, tram
pied down a semi-cvilized empire, Spain was as
hot as it is now. We speak of the exceptional
prolificness of the Anglo-Saxon, who is now
sending an army of 100000 men ayear 10 people
America and the southern continent, and never
feels the loss, but who peopled India and south
ern China and the southern shore of the Medi-
terranean and Spanish America, except races
who must have lived for ages under the sun?
1t was not under hard grey weather that the
Temple of the Sun rose in BaalbeC, or the col
umnS of Luxor, or the colSeum--monumenls
all of them, of human industry, as well as of
human skill and dOmneering energy. Graut
that the work was done by slaves, it is not by
the feeble that slaves are held in slavery.
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The purchase Of the confederate archives,
Just made by the secretary Of the treasury for
the United States, furnished an opportunity for
another specimen of the reckless and ignorant
criticism of the administration, in which its op-
ponents, especially those who call themselves
"liberal republicans" are so eager to indulge.
1t was condemned with much heat Of language
as an unwarranted as well as foolish oxpendi.
ture of the public money, a speculation of Mr.
Boutwell, in which he had allowed himself and
the resources at his command to be used by
cleverer Spectator, who happened to have in
his control a useless commodity, which the sec
rotary was persuaded to think ofyalue. To buy
it was gross usurpation of authority and
abuse OF trust. These things, and such as these,
were said by persons who ought to know, and
some of whom probably did know, better
1t now appears that the purchase was
made by authority Of congress, an APP
preparation for the purpose having been
made at the last session, prompted by the
belief, which docs not seem unreasonable, that
the information TO be derived from them would
save to the government by determining the dis
loyalty Of claimants and otherwise, much more
than their cost, to say nothing Of their value
from historical point Of view. Itissated tn at
one Of the letters included in the purchase saves
the government SIX, 900 in single case, as much
Ms was paid for the whole mass of papers These
papers prove beyond question one thing that
was pretty well established before, but had been
often disputed, that Jacob Thompson was
employed as an agent of the rebel
government in Canada to organize at.
tempts to burn northern cities. Colonel Pick.
EFT, Of whom the archives were bought, says
he had always Indignantly denied this before
but Ihompson's report found among these pa.
pers convinced him that it was true. Jacob
Thompson is dead, we believe, or he would no
doubt be AN advocate Of Greeley's election, as Is
his friend and associate in that rascally busi.
ness, George n Saunders. Mr.. Greeley seems
to be specially fond Of Saunders, entertains him
at his house and takes pleasure in his socic,v
although there never was anything respectable
about the man, neither talent nor character in
which matter be differs not much FROM several
other prominent friends Of Greeley.
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The HUMAN ROOF AND ITS THATOHIEG-If the man
deserves wellof his country who makes two blades OF
grass grow where only grew before surely he who
produces glorious crop of HAIR on comparatively bar
rem scalp deserves the hearty thanks of the Obliged party
All honor therefore, to PROFESSOR E. r. LYON, for un-
questionably, his renowned KATHAIRoN accomplshes
This object Gentlemen whose whskers are shy ofmak-
ing their appearance In force, or the bers of whose
moustaches disclose those magnificent distances" for
which Washington City was once famous, will find
this HAIR PERsUADER the most wonderful encourager OF
hbrous development that has yet been invented
Both sexes are advised to use it, as by all Odds it is the
best article for improving the growth and beauty of the
hair keeping it free from scurf dandru preventing
it from becoming harsh, dry and gray-gvng lit 3 rich
gloss and endowing it with exblity-hat Toilet Chem
istry has ever evolved from the vegetable kingdom.
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VALUE OF BEES IN HoRTIcULTURE.-We
are glad to record the results of some actual ex-
periments by German professors, in relation to
the use OF the bee in horticulture. Usually
there has been an intense prejudice against the
poor bee; but at the Apiarian general conven-
ton, held at STUTTGART, in Wirtemburg, 1858,
the subject of the honey yielding crops being
under discussion, the celebrated pomologist,
Prot. Lucas, one OF the directors o. the Hohen-
helm institute, abiding to the prejudice went
on to say:
"Of more Importance, however, is the inn
proved management of our fruit trees. Here
the interests of the horticulturist and the bee
keeper combine and run parallel. A tudicious
pruning of our fruit trees will cause them 10
blossom more freely and yield honey more
plentilully. would urge attention TO this on
those particularly who are both fruit growers
and bee keepers A careful and observant bee
keeper, at Potsdam, writes to me that his trees
yield decidedly larger crops since he has estab-
lished an apiary in his orchard, and the annual
crop is now more certain and regular than be-
fore, though his trees had always received due
attention.
"Some years ago a wealthy lady in Germany
established green house at considerable cost,
and stocked ii with great variety of choice ma
tive and exotic fruit trees-expecting, in due
time, to have remunerative crops Time passed
and annually there was a superabundance of
blossoms, with only very little fruit. Various
plans were devised and adopted TO bring the
trees to bearing, but without success, till it was
suggested that the blossoms needed fertilization,
and that by means OF bees the needed work
could be effected. A hive of busy honey gather
ers was introduced next season; the remedy was
eilectual-there was no longer any difficulty in
producing crops there, The bees distributed
the pollen, and the setting Of the fruit followed
naturally"
Samuel Wagner also printed an article In his
Bee journal upon the same subject. II is very
important TO fruit raisers;
"ln TIA Count Anthony of Porrlngs, See6eld -.
In Bavaria, president of the academy of science
at Munich, striving to reintroduco bee culture
on his patrlmonal estate found In this general.
ly prevalent prejudice H. G. that the bees Injured
the fruit by its visits TO the tlowers,) the chief
obstacle 20 success, To overcome this, he la.
bored assiduously TO show that bees, far from
being Injurious, were directly beneficial in the
lructiicaiion of bossOms-causing the fruit 10
set by conveying the lertlizing pollen from tree
10 tree, and from flower to flower. lie proved,
moreover, by official family record, that cen.
fury earlier when bees were kept by every ten
ant on the estate, fruit was abundant; whereas,
when only seven kept bees, and none of those
had more than three colonies fruit was scarccr
than ever among the tcnantry," ~ 1chdnge.
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The VIII eat Field of America.
HEALTHFUL CLIMATE, FREE HOMES, GOOD
MARKETS.

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD offers for
sale its LANDS IN CENTRAL AND WESTERN MINNESOTA,
embracing: l. The Best of Wheat Land; O. Excellent
Timber for the MIL the Farm, and the Fire; s. Rich
Prairie Pasturage and Natural Meadow,i watered by
clear Lakes and running streams-in Healthful Gil
mate where fever and ague is unknown.
GRAIN can be shipped hence by lake TO market as
cheapiy as from Eastern Iowa or Central Illinois, Cars
now run through these lands from Lake Superior to Da-
koa Price of land close to track, 81 10 IS per acre
further away, $3.50 10 a. SEVEN YEARS CREDIT; War
rantee Deeds. Northern Pacific 7-3O Bonds now selling
at par received for land at Sll0 No other unoccupied
Lands present such advantages to settlers.
SOLDIERS under the the new law March ls72) get
l6O acres FREE, near the railroad by one and two
residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED RATES fur
nshed from all principal points East to purchasers
Railroad Lands, and to Settlers Government Home
steads,
Purchasers, their wives and children CARRIED FEE
over the Northern Pacific Road
Now Is the time for Settlers and Colonies to get Rail-
road Lands and Government Homesteads close to the
track.
~ Send for PAMPHLET containing full informa
ton, map and copy of new Homestead Law.
Address LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC II.
r., ST. PAUL, MINI, or 100 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
myzJ deop&weOwlyr
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BOSTON STOCK SALES-July 20,
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CHICAGO ,-JMy 2o.-Ftear quiet and unchanged Wheat
active and higher; No spring at Sl25H "a lbs; No 3
spring closed at Sl24'i CASH No spring SLIP a IN
Corn hm; No 2miXed at 39He Oats quiet ana I'M
changed; No at 264c Rye quiet at IS a 55hc for No
2. Barley quiet at 50 @ SIC for No 2 fall. Whisky
steady at SSc Pork in fair demand and higher at Sl5
August Lard firm at exc. Bulk meats and bacon un-
changed. Cattle unchanged Live hogs in good demand
at e4lO "a 435. Receipts2000 bbls -four 20 900 bush
wheat 2SsOOO bush corn, 10000 bush oats 1000 bush
KS Ivy bush barley 1000 cattle 1000 hogs Shipments
l2lOOO bush oats, 1000 cattle 5000 hogs
CINCINNATI, July 20-POrk tirm and In far demand.
regular held at $9 sales 1000 bhs cltyast evening and
to-day At SO D 1915 Lard steady steam ~ fSRc;
kettle at M "a &c. Bulk meats in good demand Shout
ders at 5Ao ri sold at q 7Hc clear sides at ne
Bacon active and higher; shoulders at 6he RIB sides at
SAC; clear sides at SIC. Hams in good demand and
hrm; sugar cured hams IA q 5c Live hogs steady at
$3.50 "a $3.50 Whskey firm al SSc.
NEW ORLEANS, July 2Q,-CNtton dnll at 224M22Hc
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nets, but she takes rank above her mamma by
virtue Of the proud fact that she does not know
how 10 make anything. | think this decidedly
better than the contest for gentility between the
lIiggs family and the Diggs family, recorded
by Thackeray, in which the scale is finally
turned by the grandeur Of a trip in the steamer
10 Margate, aud the osteutatiOus purchase of
pint Of shrimpS.-JllstjR McCarty.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-22

SOCIAL RANK IN EsGLAED.--lle is a new
definition OF social rank which may, perhaps, In.
fercst you republicans. An action for breach OF
promise has Just been tried In Dublin The fair
plaintiff was daughter Of a dressmaker, but
claimed TO De lady" On her cross-examina
ton she was asked why she considered herself
higher IN rank than any Young woman employ cd
IN bonnet shop. "Doy you think yourself high.
er than the young women In Forests or Man.
ning's, ior instancc2"-two fashionable shops
The young laiy's answer is decisive. "Most
certainly cannot ent out a dress; have never
HHue w my own pOhnets. 80 little do know
OF milliuer that the bonnet on nv own head
was made for me-" This Is new SORT of pa.
tent OF gentility, ineapacity 10 make a bonnet or
cut Out any sort Of garment. young lady's
mother makes and sells bonneis; the yonne
lady herself lives on the money paid for The bon,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-22

IRON IN THE BLooD.-When the blood is well supplied
with its iron element, feel vigorous and full of ami
nation 1t is insufciency OF this vital element that
makes us feel weak and owsprlted; In such cases the
PERUVIAN SYRUP "a protoxde of from supply this
deficiency and its use will nyigorate wonderfully.
iylL lennNwIw
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FTHRRE is no description of nervous malady. kidney,
bladder glandular disease mental or physical debility
diabetes, gravel rheumatism female complaints gem
orally, that will not succumb the genial and comfort
ing curative properties of SMoLANRERs EXTRACT OF
BUCHU. deOp&wlw iyl9
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Foreign Market..-IBv Atlantic Cable,

LONDON. July 2O.-Consols 92H. U. S. bonds quiet
and steady 52Os 1862 9la do 1865, old, 02a do.
LIVERPOOL July 20-Cotton closed fiat; middling up
OF which 1850 were for export and speculation
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J. N. HAMMOND
GEO. F.. HEWITT,

IIOp is trade Mark soda Beer
Ihe public are informed that GEO. +. HEWITT corner
OF Foster and Waldo ss still continues to manufacture
and furnish to the trade, in any quantities. the genuine
original j. N. nammond's "Soda Beer" dim leI4
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The grand duke Of Florence, It is said, once
proclaimed that every bcggar who would ap.
pear in the grand plaza at d certain designated
time should be provided with new suit OF
clothes, free ofcost. AZ the appointed hour the
bcggars Of the city all assembled, whereupon
the officers caused each avenue of the public
square TO be closed, and then compelled the
Deggars TO strip of their old clothes, and gave
10 each one, according to promise, a new suit.
In the old clothes thus collected enough money
was found concealed to build u beautiful bridge
over the Arno, still called the Beggars bridge.
The Martin.Henry rise is TO be the woanon
for the future Of the Turkish army, and already
tenders have been invited for 100000.
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All Persons who arc subject to Dysentery Cholera
Morbus, or any bowel complaints so frequent ct this
season of the year, should procure a bottle Of Dr.
WEATHRRBEE's DYsRsTERY CURE, which has been
well known and efectua medicine in use for over
twenty years. Call for IL at wEATHERBEE a co Is
Drug store. No. 295 Front ST. Western Depot wor
cester, Mass. d&w3m ivlO
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Chaplain M'Cabe says: 81 was member of
a little circle recently, which had the privilege
Of listening TO Bishop Thomson while giving u
little tireside sketch of his experience among
southern conferences. Among many other in
eldents, he told us Of n sermon which he had
beard from the lips Of colored preacher. The
SUBJECT was 'l'encyolence,' the text, 1T is more
blessed 20 give than 10 receive; one Of the
propositions, That many churches have very
little spiritual life and power because they do
nor give as lhuch as they ought TO give In
the preacher said I've know'd many a church
70 die cause II didn't give enough, but nebber
knowed church 70 die. cause Il gave too
much. Dey don't die dat way. Brederu. las
any of you kn0wed church that died 'eansa 4,
give too mucl1 II ye do, jest let me know and
III make pilgrimage TO that church, and III
climb by de soft light Of dc moon to its moss.
covered roof, and III stand dar aud lift up NV
hands 10 hcbben, and say, Blessed are the
dead dat die In dc Lord"
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COKE
, inns ChhAP AND MOST DEsIRABLE FUEL fo- Manufac-
Lnrg purposes and Family Use is now Oiered 10 the
public In quantities to suit ut the following Reduced
One Chadron of SO bushels. $500
OnesItaf do. Is .... 150
bushel. i N"""''''' =" e'''' P'f
iayments may be made and orders for delivery will
Block, Foster st., up stairs. diff Ia4
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In the City or Country,
No Family should be without box of
SANDFoRD'S COMPOUND HAMAMELIs,

OHi WITCH HAZRL OINTMENT.
This most perfect preparation of highly medlcina
shrub is equally good for Man Beast and sold every
where al so cents and 81 90 Box Its virtues in al
cases of Inflammation celebrated while its curaty
properties are unequaled in all cases of Burns Oar
Duncles, rheumatism, Scratches, RingbOne, Chafng
Scalds, TumOrs, Sprains Calls SPAWN Feons BRUISES
LumbagO, BOs, Cuts, Sores, Piles,
All Druggists sell il.
WEEKS POTTER, General Agents, Boston, Mass
deOp&w VI NIP
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A Book for Every Man.

me ScIREcE OF LlFE, or SELF-PREsERvATIoE" a
Medical Treatise the Cause and Cure Of Exhansted
vitality Premature Decline IN Man. Nervous and ply
seal Demhty Hypoehondria, Impoency, Spermator-
rD@a or Seminal Weakness and all other diseases aris-
ing from the errors the ndiscreons or ex-
cesSes OF mature years. This is indeed book for every
man, Thousands have been taught by this work the
true way to health and happiness 1t is the cheapest
and best medical work ever published and the ony one
on this class of Ills worth reading l90h edition revised
much enlarged, illustrated. bound in beautiful French
cloth. Price 81 Sent by mail postpaid on recent of
price Address PEABODY MEnI0AL INSTITUTE No
BHinneP ST. Boston h9sA Or Dr. W II. PARKER, As
on tho above, as well as all diseases requiring skill and
experience deoplyr he i is az"
N@tive'-Io ALL WHOM IT MAY COHoRRE; You
are notned that having legally secured the trade
mark ''soda Beer" any infringement by the use or e
ployment in any way, of the mark SODA BRRR - or
any assimilation thereof in the manufacture or sale of
Beer, will receive prompt legal attention.
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Ranking House.
VIM. H. MORSE. ............... BANKER
ds8 Main Street, corner of Pleasant
Has opened an Office for the purpose of doing General
Banking and Commission Business.
Buys and Sells Government Securities, Railroad and
other Bonds, Gold and Coupons.
Executes orders at New York and Boston Stock
Boards.
Draws Drafts payable at sight, available in all parts OF
Europe.
IS AGENT Fer EUROPEAN STEAMERS.
NEG0TLATES BUSINESS PAPER.
RH- Business hours Banks OF the city.
REFERENCES BY PERMISSION.
Hon; GEO. W. RICHARDSON, President City National
Bank, Worcester.
CALVIN FOSTER, ESQ, Worcester.
w. ID. FORBES, ESQ, President National Bank of Re
demption, Boston.
BREWSTER, SWEET 1t Co, Bankers, Boston,
New York City
WM BENNETT, ESQ.,, Hubbardston. Mass,
LEVI Haywood, ESQ.,. Gardner, Mass
CHARLES HAYWOOD, ESQ.,, President First National
Bank, Gardner, Mass.
worcester april Is, 1872. d3m myl5
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As the Season for Bowel Complaints, such
as Dlarrhea, Dysentery Cholera MOrbus, Cole &c. Is
at hand, we would again give our yearly advice. Act
wisely ana lay In store of DIR. BIoKsRls SYRuP for
The reason that II Is safe and reliable at all times very
pleasant, containing no opale and does net produce
cOstiveness. Fail not TO try'lt dawSm ie2g
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natchclar's HAIR Dye.-Ths superb Hair Dye
Is inc te ~ le w0id-periectly harmless, reliable and
q a dsagreeaDle oder The genuine VIM A. haloheora
uhif Dye produces fggedfdffiV q splendid Black or
Natural Brown; leaves the hair clean sOt beautiful
does not contain apartice of lend any Injurious com
Y. divr "V''i'' :" "'"" III III ~
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skin Diseascs.-Perrv's lmptOped CoHedone and
Plmpte Renedy-rhe SKIN MEDICINE of the Age. Is
warranted 10 cure Flesh Worms Pimples, EruptlOns
and Bloched Designations of the Face Sold 6y all
druggists Depot ~ Bond st.. New York
For Moth Patches, Freckies and Tan, use PRRRY's
Morn AND FRLCKLE LOTION. The well known reliable
and harmless remedy for Brown DacOlorailons OF the
Face. Prepared only by DR. Is. Q. Perry Dorinatoogis
~ Bond St. New YORK. Sold by druggists everywhere
mhl5 DIM, W&s&w6n
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SpeeiaI Anttees.

Cnrd.-The family of the late Daniel r. 1oodsle
desire to express their gratitude for the Kindness and
sympathy received during his long illness and In their
recent bereavement dts iva
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Geo. n. Moppin a. CO., Commission Mercinnta
and dealers In Flour Corn Rye. Oats Malt Meal oil Mi
Kinds, Fine aud Coarse Feed, Linseod on Meal.
JAZZ w Mechanic IT,, Worcester, Mass,
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A letter from the Hassler expedition gives an
account of an excursion on the new railroad in
Peru, from Lima to San Bartoleme. The party
rode in cars built at Albany, n. Y, drawn by a
locomotive built at Patterson, NJ. The road
follows the valley of the Rimac river. The let
ter records some Of their observations of the
country. 1t is printed in the New York Tri-
bune. We extract the following: