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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-23
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-23

THEODORE TILroN, in his newspaper called
~ ''Golden Age" in New York, has found a
wosse thing about General Grant than "his
chronicle stupidity and political inssgacity."
He tells ~ that "it 10 not the appointment Of
his half embecile and half knavish relatives to
ths ollces which they disgrace" Neither is it
his coanivance At corruption, his patronage Of
thieves, his constant advertisine for policy and
nsvsr sdbering u It when adopted. nor to his
vulear tastes and low associations. Mr.. Tilton
thinks the country might tolerate that, bat il
cannot submit to "his fearful usurpation of pow.
Of and patrouage" It;s Mr.. Tilton's opinion
that, IL he can carry the Convention by cash
nov, hs can carry the country four years hence
BY cannon, and he calls upon the Republican
party ITO throw the usurper from its shoulders,
IN scosn, and sweep his creatures from its coun-
cils u % much ofil" This Ia pretty plain talk
from one Of the ablest Of the leaders Of the
nose advanced branch Of the Radical party, and
Il shows how intepse the disgust is when 40
strong partisan - Mr.. Tilton gives expression
10 Il 10 sach terms.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-23

A.. T. AkLpHRpICE. No. Ill ehipley street,
O((9k06g0 % handa great variety OF Woven Wire
u GR -falva4issd iron. 10. Also. makes Gal
va3ao3 Wire Guards for store. and factory doors
81 4WlnAowa at Philadslphia prices Call and OK :
oaDo ~ samples. jsnl2tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-23
Rerfume Atorr.xers.

An eeeraot, pleading. single and useful apparatus
tsf ai1aaag peEfaaerY in the most economical man
ner, seantins the clothing. Handkerchief and lair
N64bs0aklhg COOLING and soothing applications Of
yatsr other liquids. for headAche. inhamed eyes.
haIss, sensitive surfaces. &c.. aiso for disnecting
AaiporfAMIng the sick foon.s HSr sale by
3. BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
GoEner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-23

Livingstons, the African explorer. has been
Sons juse six years. SCI
Professor Huxley has returned 70 England
from Egypt 10 restored health.
Lseea wsa applaudsd vehemently for ten con-
seeutiye minutes at St PltersburR.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-23
4ew Advertisements.

H9SsssE ssEI5sssy1 c1ss4I .ssFI
Etihlt-elale as3ina 0eA0Olaf0r Ladies aud
0eVeoDDsa, 6sAdHeting eouYsss In Ciassics. Sci
st sAS an fEAclass.p nsscl ISs p{sf; 81
~ EAk AUSIQ.. Fins Ipeportunitiss
tIas ~ Ds9rile: y9pses!lsa .dv.ns;
e9Q>0 u WUpDG04festUe1t location HgALrHYUL
3 ss;x;ifsS TxfR is&'f.1:i'sa f.. T:i"sis:i I'd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-23

osre oeash 70 RATS, Reaohss
~ a ssA~ vse.ia: BURT's PASTE. .eld BY
a1ne4o-lm WALTON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-23

Oeal 1loef end Fssd Of I'll kinds sold on commits
siou. Also. Ill kinds d fewer. Acid and garden
aosd n eea6op. Public patronage leicted by
A. +. ALLDERDICE,
jaAl3f No. Ill Shipley street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19
Judge DurelI of New Orleans.

A correspondent of the New York Evening
Postiwrites as follows:
As the name of Judge Dure has been made
familiar by the agitation OF the recent political
troubles in New Orleans, and as his reputation
has already been assailed in the heat OF partisan
strife, permit me to say who Judge Durel is
He was born in New Hampshire, and is of the
very best blood of New England At college he
was classmate Of Wendell Phillips, resembles
tie great agItator remaIkaby in his personal
appearance aud was his rival in scholarship.
More than thrty-lye yearsago after graduating
with credit as a lawyer, he moved to Mississippi,
but finally settled in New Orleans. A great
natural lineuist, writing and speaking the Ger
man and French huently, he soon established
himself IN a lucrative practice, but never aban-
dOncd his londness for literature. A democrat
in politics, he interested himself in such asso.
Citations so lar as to take part in municipal
affairs, and was the author Of the city charter
under which, twenty years ago, the city rose to
pre-eminence for good aud economical govern
ment, Associated with Samuel j. Peters and
other great men OF his day, Mr. Durell assisted
IN establishing the public school SYSTEM the
hfe department, and the financial safeguards
which controlled the city finances.
For years before tue rebellion Judge Durel
devoted himself exclusively to his practice, but
employed his leisure time in studying jurspru.
dence, and ne Is to-day probably one of the most
accomplished gentlemen and legal lights in the
county. A strong Union man. aud proud of
his native section, as the secession spirit in-
creased It only served to drive Judge Darrell
IN re 10 his library. When YaDcey made his
nAammatory speech In New Orleans preceding
tue overt acts VI rebellion, Judge Darrell de.
nounced the speech, and was driven into "Cov.
entry" as sympathizer with the north. When
I Gen. Batter gained possession Of the city he
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19
miscellaneous Items.

Roland, the charger on which the Earl of Car
dgan led the charge of the six hundred al Bal
aklava, died last June at the age of thirty, four
wears after his master Locks of hair from his
tail were disposed of as relies, and the head aud
neck of the animal have been embalmed.
law has Just passed in Kansas giving moth
ers control of their children. A paragraohist
suggests that it is high time for such law, as
children have had control of their mothers long
enough.
Prof Kedsie of the Michigan university states
that chemical tests declare the presence of a
much larger amount of ozone in the atmosphere
this season than for many years. This, he says,
is the reason wherefore catarrhal complaints
have so much abounded, and the horses had the
epizoo.
The Pail Mall Gazette announces that there
is no foundation for the paragraph copied in
this country from London journals, about Mr..
Carlyles declining hea tn. He is said TO be full
as well as usual. The report probably origin
ated in this way: There is a gentleman often
seen in Chelsea, much older than Mr.. Carlyle
and very infrm, whose hat and clothes are SO
constructed that their owner is frequently mis-
taken for the distinguished author of "Sartor
Resartus"
A Paris correspondence writes "a few DAYS
since the general servant of gentleman here
entered (Iike Nobe, all tears) his wies cham
Der, sobbing. % Madaml 0 MADAME what
is the matter, FrancoiseP Madam, have
ing, FRANCHISE, you will not feet il tomorrow.
Il should not be afraid, madam, if | was sure
the fork was silver 'You may, then, be per-
fectlv easy; the fork is-all our forks are silver
%, then | don't feet alarmed; but | was dread
fully frghted, for ! thought the fork was plat
ed The next day Francolse disappeared,
taking all the forks with him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19
Gh 9ag spp d0orser, Gbmsoag onmq, December 10, 1879.

Bank Of California his collection is pronounced
the best aud most valuable in existence, not ex.
cepting those of Queen Victoria and the sultan
of Turkey, which are particularly extensive and
valuable. A few days ago we examined the four
thousand of his pieces which he keeps here
They proved a most Interesting study. Coins
of the ancient Jewish kingdom; of the
various kings, consuls ard empsrors of Rome;
of Tyre, Sidon, Carthage, Nineyeh, Babylon,
China, Palmyra, Egypt, Japan, etc., with speci-
mems of every years coinage in all Christian
lands from the time of Constantine till now,
were exhibit d in prodigal proluson. The doc
tor has many coins which would sell for many
thousands of dollars each. His collection has
been the work of lifetime. He has Travelled
nearly all over the world, and is constantly re-
ceiving new additions to his pieces from Europe
ant the east. He has gold and silver coins
from the size of a very large teacup down TO
that of pea. We wish we had the space TO
par icularly describe some of them. The doctor,
who is in easy circumstances and greatly adj
vauced in years, though still robust for one of
his age, remains in ViSaia on account Of the
excellence Of the climate. His collection is very
interesting to any one approaching the memen-
toes of antiquity"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

left his forced retirement, brought his great ex-
perisnce in the municipal affairs of the city TO
The organization of the city government, which
had been left wreck by Monroe and his COM
peers Under his administration the credit of
the city instantly rose, all debts were promptly
paid, public works were resumed, as "the shin
pasters of New Orleans" were commercially
more valuable than "ereenbacks." When the
constitutional convention was organized he
was unanimously elected president, and but for
his irmness and sound judgment at theEan-
nouncement of Banks disaster on Red river, the
convention would have dissolved in panic.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

The announcement that the conn ection be-
tween the headings east of The central shaft at
the Hoosac tunnel was effected, was accom-
panied with the statement that the error in d.
rection did not exceed foot, and was possibly
much less. BY measurements since made it is
ascertaned that the lateral eros is only FIVE
sixteenths Of an inch, and the error in level less
than an inch and quarter. In view of the
peculiar dlficu lilies of the work, this minute ac
curaey is highly creditable to the engineers en-
ployed. Mr.. Philbrck, the consulting engineer
for the state, writes as follows on this subject to
the Boston Advertiser:
"Your correspondent in describing the joining
Of the headings at the Hoosac tuunel said The
discrepancy 10 the working lines "could not be
much over foot and nighi be very much less"
Having taken The first possible opportunity
after the clearing away Of the smoke, visited
the tunnel, and, with Mr.. Frost and his
assistant engineers, spent day in connecting
the lines, with the view Of making such modif
cations as necessity might require. was the
FIRST mao to measure the discrepancy after the
points had been fixed from the east 10 the west
Ut the place Of meeting, and found i 10 be just
five sixteenths OF an inca OF lateral error.
The vertical error amounts 10 one-tenth of a
foot, or one and quarter inches, nearly, ascer-
tanned by comparing the inside levels with the
levels which were run o0er the mountain in
1870 by Mr.. Frost. The success Of this as an
application Of the exact sciences depends more
upon The persistent industry oil the engineering
corps than upon any new methods employed.
The projection Of definite direction from the
bottom Of the shaft, where magnetic direction
is useless, is no new problem, but
do not remember of another instance
where a horizontal line has been eX-
aetly extended for a distance Of over fifteen
huadred ieet lover a lolrth OF mile) from the
bottom OF smoky pit over thousand ieet in
Depth aud only twenty-hree feet ia diameter.
MOI another instance where tunnel has been
cut with such exactness Tor tiCO and q quarter
nsaeS IRON III portal without a communication
with the surface. The processes are old in their
essential parts, but the detail has been worked
Out ~ endless patience on tine part OF The whole
engineering corps. Amid falling rocks and
sutfOcating smoke, surrounded by the most de.
pressing circumstances Of danger darkness
fltn aud monOtoDy, those men have piodded
on for day after day and month after month io,
the past years, With none Of the exhilatalior
which attends ordinary field work ia the oper
air. II may he a satisfaction 70 all who nav,
had hand 10 Il TO meet with such success
wish 1t 10 be Known thar American eng
needng is not behind the rest Of the world /
precision, where such result can he atane
BY skill aud patient industry, ana think TIE r,
suit viii BE- appreciated by al lovers vi exac
ness
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19
FoRRrsr's LAST LrrrnR.-A New York p,

FORESTS LAST LETTER.-A New York pa
per says:
The last business acts of Mr.. Forrest indi.
Gated his belief that he had many years to live.
They were all deliberately looking to his own
affairs The following remarkable letter. the
last he ever wrote, written on the 18th, the day
before his death, is full of his peculiar ideas and
characteristic style. Mr.. Cakes, one OF the eN-
ecutors, was called TO Philadelphia on Thurs
day, the 18th, and this letter was sent to him
and received here from Boston on Saturday.
Mr.. Cakes had sent Mr. Forrest the carlcaturc
OF clergyman VINO had SO many calls for locks
OF bis hair that he was almost shorn bare by
his admirers. There is a tenderness and sym
pathy in it that reveals the true nature of the
man. The bouquet sent by the young lady lies
near his silent form, and, though withered and
dead, is still fragrant. kate" and Lizzie"
are his two faithful Irish servants:
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. II, 1872.
Dear Friend OakSS:--l have received your
three letters with the enclosures. That poor
devil of parson was DANGEROUSLY treated by his
congregation. He ought to have known to do
what he thought was right was his only course;
one can't serve God and Mammon too. The
sheet of fooscap with water mark OF 1901 is a
rare thing; thanks for it. | got TO New York
on Sunday, just before A. NJ; went 10 the Me
tropolitan hotel; ordered a room and fire. aud
went to bed, aud there lay thinking what a
pleasant time was indebted to you for in BOs-
ton. Why, the week passed away like an &C.
static dream, without annoy, let or hindrance
Yesterday was the coolest day of the season here
and found the scarf wrought by the fair hands
of Miss George a true comforter, and again
gratefully thanked her for it. The bouquet
brought me by Mrs. Lane is now on my
dressing table, with scarcely leatlet blghed,
and its perfume breathes on the air night ana
day, telling me of her kindness. The girls,
Lizzie and Kate, were delighted to receive your
kind remembrance OF them, and thank you very
much. The article from the Traveller is good,
and VOWS nothing but truth, and if it does blow,
so does GabrePs horn, and at the right time,
too. 1t needs something 10 wake the dead.
| hope you have been vaccinated, as you
promised me, Tor that terrible pest, the small pox,
is hideOus and fearful thing. Don't neglect
yourself in this duty, which you owe TO all who
love you.
Remember me to. your sister, to Mrs. Lane,
and to Miss George, and also to Mr.. Lane, with
whom was much pleased.
God bless you ever, my dear and much valued
friend. EDWIN FORREST.
James Cakes, Esq, Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

cent per day, closing ~ l-l6 a H. Stering duh at
100 FIR long. aud llUb fJr short sight. Cod weak,
dec inng from li2 to lllH closing the latter b MS
asset Under squeeze in cash gold Tue oanng rates
wee 5-l6 10 Hat for use Lleangs S90OOOO0O Treasury
disbursements Sl2OOJO The treasury commences on
the 2lst TO pay the January interest without ebalc
Governm nts about y lower and dull. state bonds
Tue feature was Pacific Mail, which 1uctualed fol-
closing at he latter. No proposition even was made
for the issue OF bonis At the directors meeting to-day
tho company's statement was maze, showing 81 mli-
lions cab aud Cash assets after paying S3OOO0OU Tor the
new steamers Contrary to street ruilOls there was
change in the presidency directors and reports OF
the loss OF additional Gamers prove mere ock Job
bng rumors. Western Union was also ae i've, AN 4 al
vaneei nom TON 10 SOS, closing at t0A. Erie was ex-
cep IOnaly weak aud lower, in sympathy with the
LJn0on market, vine 1t is believed company viii
MOI .caie dividend preferred sh ire-. IN rsst of
the list dull with actions Otlbut 10 per cent,
The whole market c.osed nun. the New Jersey Cen
tral road has given notice hat II will, on the 2Oth of
January exchange $4,000 shares iu paid stock for the
same amount VI scrip stock allotted in October ISL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

The holiday season OF 1872 being at hand we adj
wise all to call early and examine the full assort
ment for both ladies and gents, and old and young
to be found at the store OF F. A. Dickey & Co., 8
Mechanics hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19
A CALIFORNIA COIN CoILEcroR,-A Cali.
c..oia uoror oo,,e,

1VF T7F'I1V'
ut NAV not be generally known that DIR.
Charles Spier Of this place is the oldest living
and most successful nunismatist in the world
lie has been engaged in the collection of CONS
for over tilty-s years, and has now over H..
COO pieces, representing every species of coin
ever produced In any year OF under the dominion
oil any sovereign or government from tue days
oil Semiralnls and the PbaruOhs down 10 tue
present time. His collection Is worth hundreds
Of thousands OF dollars. He has over ten thou.
sand Of his pieces in the vaults Of the Bank Of
California, and oyeriour thousand here. At the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19
ID R Y G o o d 81

{.
ADVERTISING is NOT OUR FORTE.
BUT WE WISH TO MATERIALLY
REDUCE QUE STOCK BEFORE THE
list OF JANUARY, AND WE WILL
SELL You GOODS AS Low AS THE
LOWEST.
THIS COMMUNITY WELL KNOW
THE CHARACTER OF OUR STOCK,
THATIT Is VERY LARGE AND AT.
TIeACTIVE No ONE WILL ATTEMPT
TO DENY. WE DO NOT ALLOW OUR.
SELVES TO BE UNDERSOLD As A
RULE. BT ANY ONE. WE TRUST
OUR FRIENDS WILL APPREOIATE
OUR EFFORTS TO MAINTAIN UNI.
FORM LOW PRICES. WE CANNOT
SINGLE OUT ONE THING MORE
THAN ANOTHER TO ADVERTISE.
BUT WILL SAY OUR DEPART-
MENTS ARE FULL, CROWDED
FULL; AND IF WHEN YOU COME
ON THE STREET NEXT TIME, YOU
WILL COME IN, WE SHALL TAKE
PLEASURE IN SHOWING YOU
THROUGH OUR STOCK AND SELL.
ING YOU AELTHE GOODS WE CAN.
YOURS TRULY.
dS diff Il. DENNY 81 co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19
LATEST MARKETS.

American sable NUTS, from SIS to $50, at Eldred
& Liscomb's
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

Another new lot of ladies', gents and misses real
Alexandra kid gloves at
WEINBERG Bros, 357 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

subscription for $4,000 shares New York Newfound-
land and London telegraph par $500 opened in Lon
don and is supposed to have basis Of $500 900 bills sold
uhIs week.
Cnited States SKIES. 1881 coupons. .........ll7X
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

There was severe shock of earthquake al
Tisalia, Cal, Tuesday, but no damage. y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19


NEW YORK Dec Is Cotton quiet AMI easy; sales
1858 bales; mdding upands At 20hc. Flour dull heavy
ana lover sales $500 bbs snperine s5,65 "a Is;
OHIO 81 a 925; western S565GS65; southern Silica Sl2
heat duh and heavy ami c lower; safes $1,000 bush
No spring at S.60 a lh4; No ? Sl4s q l55 winter
red Yves Sl,b5 a $50; white Michigan Sis a S22O
Corn dul and heavyi sales $4,000 BUSH; steamer mixed
western 6Ss 66c; sail do 65G6ic, New OATS dull ana
@ SC lower; sales 5lUO0 bush; white ~ ra5Oke;
western mixed Is a 41c Reef dull PORK uu-
changed; mess S4. Lard lower at X a s / Ice
Butter active; state "A a 3Oc whiskey sh ale drner
and quie, al s9c Il. Rice quiet at q ssc Sugar
dull Muscovado yel9Lc; refining 81 a SIC. Coffee
quiet; Ee l5s q Isle Moas:es iim; New Orleans IS
Petroleum dull; crude il@@l2c; refined 27@2Tkc Tai
pulled s. a Gle,
CHICAGO, Dec. ls.-Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat
steadyi No splng Sl,2O; No spring Sl,l2z @SlI2%
cash. sl,l3% seller January; No g. Sl,O2 a sI,61S re
jected 9lGYhc. Oats dun and decl ming; No p 23l4
iejected2l4 a 22Sc Rye firm and scarce; 20 . 60 a
6J1c Pork steady at SLID Lara quiet at IL a NE
cash or seller January. Green hams-demand goo at
MI pdces sales l. lbs averages SIC. II lbs ~ G7sfc
10 IDS &c; green shoulders 34c Bulk meats quiet and
unchanged. Mhiskey active and higher at 81 a 9lAc
Receipts-OOOl bols hon O0J bush wheat. 1900 bush
Corn 4O9 bush oats, 1000 bush rye, 230O bush barley
Shiuments-7tOO bbs -four 000 bush wheat 10000
bush corn, oUJ0 bush wheat, 10000 Uush corn S,U0J
bush oats, 5000 bush rye, 600 bush barley
at
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

II days.
Funeral on Friday at IL o'clock NJ. Relatives and
friends invited
In this city, Dec II, Walter II Nevens, aged II yrs.
Funeral on Friday at O'Clock at So Elm st. Rela-
tyes and friends are invited to attend.
In Milloury, Dec II, Mrs Lucy o, wife of James NJ
johnson, aged "A yIs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

Lynx, seal and black marten furs, at Eldred &
Liscomb's.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

Foreign Markets.-[Bv Att otic Cabls.l
LONDON Dec ls.--Consols opened at 81 o. glN for
money and 9lS for account u s. 52Os 1865 old 81 do.
1861, %; ten-fortles SSIs; IS S9k.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. lS.-COttun firm; mddlng upands
at C4d; do Orleans l0hd sales estimated at 5 900
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

Ladies, the place for nice French corset is at
WEINBERG BRos 957 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

n H Is Ed
In this city, Dec 49, by Rev C NJ Lamson Geo Fran
Armsby and Emma BanistPr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

Real Astrachsn NUTS, from $3.50 to $40, at Ell
bred s. Liscombs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

Account Books opened closed written up or corrected
se5S ARRANGED to record any business with accuracy
anu simplicity. Partnership, Corporation and Trust
accounts properly adjusted. Residence and address
No. 10 May street, Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19
Rice, Whiting 81 Bullock,
b A n X Il Il h BROK ERS
Cor Nam aad Pearl SIS, Worcester
DEALERS IN
Government Bonds, Gold. Silver, Coupons,
etc., etc.
iapeSt1geRt Securities a S,erjaJtD


Buy and Sell Railroad, City and County Bonds.
Special attention given to orders for purchase and sal
of Stocks at Boston and New York Boards.
Agents for the various lines European Steamships
Passages secured to and from Europe cabin or steerage
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Drafts
drawn payable in of the principal cities of Europe.
low interest deposits subject to check at sight
Spec~ deposits, for three months or longer received
with interest at current rate. diff apl0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

Splendid assortment OF wool lap robes, at Eldred
& Liscomb's.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

Rheumatism
And all InhammatOrv Diseases are best cured by
SANF0RD'S COMPOUND HAMAMELIS,
Or WITCH HAZEL OINTMENT which is also the best
thenticaied remedy for many Affections of Man and
Beast, such as:
Bag7s cuts. Scdlds Broken Breast Lum6ggo Vegetable
ana insect Po3Sons. hoitS, T0lnors, fetOns, Recent
SPARTA Ragboas Scratches. ChafRgo}
Harness, Gals, Sores, Eemorr-
hOldS, CaFbURcleS. DC
Price, so cents and Sl00 per box Sold by Druggists
anu Groeers every where. WEEKS & POTTER, General
Agents, Boston, Mass. deop&wtmhll sac
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

large lot of fur robes, selling cheap, at Eldrod
& Liscombs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

The Second Advent conference will resume its
session at Central street chapel at nine O'Clock this
forenoon. Preaching at haltpast three o'clock p.
M, by Elder a. w. sibley of New York. and at
halfpast seven by Elder S. b. Mathewson of YER
mont. All are invited.
nraot rodrof;o,, IN r.o;n4 l,o, oo1i,,,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

Great reduction in point lace collars at
WEINBERG Bros, 357 Main street