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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-30

Miss Lizzie Kendall, No. 8 Downing street. Wor-
cester, has not spoken above whisper for the past
two years. She was treated by DR.. Henon at the
Bay State House and made to speak in one minute,
and can talk as well as she ever could Miss Ken
dali can be seen at her residence, and will answer
inquiries.
VIM. E. Minturn, "a Front street, was cured of an
irritation of the kidneys by two treatments by DR..
Henion, will answer inquiries.
DR.. Henion will remain at the Bay State House
two weeks longer, where he can be consulted from
A. N. until 8 P. NJ. Consultations free.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-30

THE JUSTICE OF THE VERDICT rendered by the pub
lie years ago in favor of the Mexican Mustang Linment
must be apparent to all who have used that famous
preparation 1t used Its healing influence ire
sisble The most obstinate forms ofneuragic or rheu-
matte diseases totally cured by it, and that in an
uncomfortable short space Of time, External injuries
sores whether ofman beast well as all equine or
human maladies for which a nlment may be used are
speedily remedied by its Remember 1t not mere
ly palliative but an eradicant of disease.
ST deopSt&wlw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-30

So MANY Affections of man and beast their worst
features to Inflammation in FORM that antidote
thereforis invaluable to the public Witch Hazel has
been used for many years, with good effect throughout
the country Sanford's Hamamelis, by peculiar pro-
cess OF concentration presents the Hirues this vau-
bic medicinal shrub in their best and convenient
particulars of interest to ALL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-30

FIVE MINUTES FOR REFRESHMENTS. "--Everybody
who has Travelled by railroad has heard the above an
nouncement, and has probably suffered from eating too
hastily. thereby sowing the seed of Dyspepsia. 1t is
comfort to know that the Peruvian Syrup will cure the
worst cases OF Dyspepsia thousands ready to es-
tiiy. deop&wlw s25
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me Norwich Mercury English newspaperl
near OF on good authority that ON The 2stb nIt
LORD Wslsingham, who has moors al Bluber.
nouse, h,orkshlTe, Killed with his own gun the
these 900 were brought 10 bag before one o;clocI
10 the day. '"' 0iooA
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Unlted stntes nnd Cnnndinn

ALL PATENTS OBTAINED
Reissues, Extensions, Trademarks and Cavnats soc
FOREIGN PATENTS PROCJ RID ''''''''
lhteTerences 9nd other Patent Cases attended 10 bv
"a Main 81. ar ''V'''ei' Hi"9S' TN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-30

From time to time we get some relief from the
burdensome taxation which is one of the conse-
quences Of a great war. The prosperous condi-
ton of the national finances, due to the faithful
collection of the revenue and frugality in expen-
diture, has warranted congress in abolishing
some forms of taxation, and materially reducing
others. One tax, not in itself particularly bur
densome or obnoxious, yet which most business
men will part from without regret, expires to-
day. 1t is the stamp duty on legal or business
documents except bank checks. On and after
tomorrow, Oct LIST, no internal revenue stamps
will be required on any paper where they have
hitherto been used, except that bank checks
must have a two cent stamp as heretofore
IMPORTANT DECISION REGARDING STAMPS
ON PRoA1ssoRY NoTEs.-We are permitted to
print the following communication from the
commissioner of internal revenue 10 the col
iector for this district:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, Sept. a. 1872.
Sir: H. A. Marsh, Esq, cashier of the Central
national bank of Worcester, has written to this
office respecting stamp duty on promissory
notes made on or after the Is. of October next
but dated back as is customary in averaging
accounts.
II they are not actually issued or delivered
before that date they require no stamps. But
if the question of their validity should be
brought up in legal proceedings it would proba-
bly, be necessary to produce evidence of the real
time of their delivery, of which the date is prma
facie evidence. Very respectfully,
J.W. DOUGLASS, Commissioner.
Adm Thayer, Esq, collector eighth district
Worcester, Mass.
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The wheat Field of America.
HEALTHFUL CLIMATE, FREE HOMES, COOP
MARKETS.

THE NoRTHER. PACIFIC RAILROAD. sffers for
sale its LANDS IN CENTRAL AND WESTERN MINNESOTA
embracing: l. The Best Of Wheat Land; 2. Excellent
Timber for the Mill, the Farn, and the Fire. 3. Rich
Prairie Pasturage and Natural Meadow watered by
clear Lakes and running streams-A Heathf1 Gil
mate where fever and ague is unknown.
GRAIN can be shipped hense by Bke to market as
cheaply from Eastern Iowa CentrH Illinois Cars
through these lands from Lake Superior to Da-
koa Price land close to track, 81 10 S. per
further away, $3.50 10 s.. SEVEN YEARS CREDIT; War
rantee Deeds. Northern Pacific 7-30 Bonds, selling
at par received for land at Sll0 No other unoccuped
Lands present such advantages to settlers.
SOLDIERS under the the law March lsI2) get
loo FREE the railroad by and two years
residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED RATES fur
nshed from all principal points East to purchasers of
Railroad Lands, and to Settlers on Government Home
steads,
Purchasers, their wives and children CARRIED FREE
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.
8S- Send for PAMPHLET containing full inforna
ton, map and copy of new Homestead Law.
Address LAND DEPARTMENT NoRTuKRN PACIFIC R.
r., ST. PAUL, MINI, % FIFTH AVENUE, COR. STE
STREET, NEW YORK. my25 deop&weowlyr
Room and Board for single gentlemen be
obtained at reasonable rates, at the Bay State House.
st dim
Gee. y. Hoppin az Co., Commission Merchants
and dealers in Flour Corn Rye Oats Malt Meal Of all
kinds, Fine and Coarse Feed, Linseed OIL Meal.
Jazz diff Mechanic St. Worcester, Mass
Five Per Cent. per Annum
allowed for Money on call L. A: GooDNow.
au5 dit First National Bank
MARRIED
In this city, Sept 26, by Rev Cutler, Mrs Lucy II
Hammond OF this city and John Stevens Esq of Wake
field.
At hillside" Boylston, Sept a. by Rev G II Gould,
Herbert Cough Of Worcester and Kate Henry Hart
ford. No cards.
DIED
In this city, Mrs Esther De Land, wife of the late
Charles NJ De Land.
In South Worcester, Mrs Richard G1rYn.
Funeral at the st Johns Church this morning.
In Charlton, Sept 28 Mabel Frances, infant daughter
OF Brigham L and Helen n Morey, aged days,
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Gbe 9ap spp dd1oran, aonOap Mnngg September 3d. 1879.

understood that the oriental waif will spend the
coming year in Georgetown, which she has
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SICK HEADAcHE.-Many people tell US it is driven off
by Williams jamaica Ginger
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pr IN n. McClenrn

MfNlenrn
... ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN
successor 70 WESLEY KELLEY will be IL attend,noo
sdSn ihnuisuy ana Friday IN every month to Qiyo
1ue " lhe hek on Diseases of the Liver Lungs Heart
sdpa,n1' opeen, &c Also, Diseases OF the Hood az
ai ~ ., mig Evil Canker Eruptidns &c nj mi
bn ~, ~ ADO Block) Advice Tree Ladies and pe
uelneh are INVITED to call Once advice free fwItkdQt
az I'M yhs - ozark a. Son, Commission Merebants
my qealolS ~ fleur and Grain Land Plaster lime
hnsnh, ia9.eI, VI Bone, Cement, Salt Guano Super
~ OF Lime and Western Produce Nss Ss7 and
du JOHN S. CLARK q SON.
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"drag him OUT of the ranks, he said ffPlease
let me hang on; PYe only got one leg to stand
Onp The sophomores bad formed themselves
according to plan previously drawn up, and
numbered about ninety, their strength living in
their superior skill and experience And now
these two bodies move slowly across the field,
directly towards each other Nearer and nearer
vet they drew, each side surrounded by admir-
ing friends who cheer them on. The sOphs aud
fresh have ceased their "marll time" shouts Il s
every breath is to be needed in another moment.
And now but few feet are left between the two
swaying masses of solid humanity
Firm paced and slow, a horrid front they form,
Silent as the breeze but dreadful as the storm.
One foot is all that remains of the space be-
tween, when as by some sudden impulse, both
parties leap together. For a moment the result
is doubtful, but not for long. Slowly and surely
the freshmen are gaining ground, and the soph-
ignores are forced back step by step; but now
organization gives place to disorder, and the
widest confusion ensues. What was moment
ago an orderly rank of marchers becomes
bowling, hatless, dusty, struggling mob. Frag-
ments of clothing bedeck the sward, and there
are many coats without backs, and no less backs
without coats. And shout now arises, make
a ringi make a rngP and in the midst of the
yelling, Juggling confusion, a space is made
around couple who are wrestling. Of course
they are soph and fresh, but before they can
exhibit their skill, the crowd surges upon
them and they are separated Cheers for
'76 now burst from 100 Threats, and each
party retires to its former place, eager to
renew the fray. The second rush is but repe-
tition of the first, only that this time the sOphO
mores are victorious; and the third is like both
the others, but just as one side is giving way a
score of hands are raised and the cry, "a man
downp stops both sides, and when the crowd
has withdrawn, lol our lame friend of the fresh
man class energies smiling and happy, and not
the least bit scared. Between the second and
third rushes there are two wrestles between the
"best men" of rs and '76, resulting both times
in favor of rs. And now all make for the gate,
and the road home is one continual squabble
and an unceasing endeavor on the one side TO
retain and on the other to obtain possession of
the sidewalk. Darkness now makes friend and
foe alike, and in the gathering obscurity the
crowd disperses through the various streets,
and thus ends one more repetition of that an
nual display of folly, without which Yale would
not be Yale.-Ydle Record.
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COKE.
This CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FEFL for Manulac-
turing purposes and Family Use, is offered TO The
public, in quantities to suit at the following Reduced
prices
One Gha l of S6 bushels. ......"..".s50O
To n,a,a w. s 99ho tt,s' AbO
bushel 49, ~
Payments may be made, and orders for Its deveryil
be Issued only al the ONCE of the Company No Rank
Block Foster ST. up stairs diff lad
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Fifty dollars reward is offered by R. C. Taylor for
the recovery of lost memorandum books and pa
pers See notice.
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Quilts at a SpeeiaIIBargaIn

Ia FRENCH TOILET QUILTS ............s3 90
25 Ia do. do do ............ 50
Perfect goods bought job Lot and 81 under price.
ALSO,
A LOT OF ODD QUILTS,
Importers Samples extra in quality size and much
below their worth.
s2s diff BARNARD, SUMNER & co.
Notice ION and AFTER Sept. 27th, the different com
panes who form the Battalion Of Tanners will meet Tor
drill on the following evenings:
Company A-MOnday;
B-Tuesday
C-Wednesday;
D-rhursday;
E-Frday;
Cadets-Saturiay.
BY command of
ROBERT II. CHAMBERLAIN,
81 d3t Commander.
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Ranking House.
VIM. H. MORSE, BANKER,
420 Main Street, cor. Pleasant,
has opened an Office for the purpose of doinga
GENERAL BANKING COMMISSION BUSINESS.
Buys Id sells Government Securities, Railroad and
other Bonds, Gold and Coupons.
Executes orders at New York and Boston Stock Board
Draws Drafts payable at sight, available in all parts of
Europe.
Is Agent for European Steamers.
Negotiates Business Paper.
Business hours same Banks Of the city.
Sill d3m
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The attention of ladies is called to A. Medina
advertisement in another column.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-30
liberal Republican District Convention.
Democratic COUNTY ConVention,

The Democrats of Sic County of Worcester are re-
qnesed to send delegates to Convention be holden
horticultural Hall, Worcester. TIL RSDAY, Oct. 3d.
at A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating candidate
Tor County Commissioner.
The basis of representation will be the Tor the
State Convention
By order of the County Committee
JAMES L. ESTABROOK, Chairman.
Worcester, Sept. 20, 1872 dt0 sci
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Democratic District Convention.

The Democrats of the Ninth Congressional District
are requested to send Delegates to Convention to be
holden in horticultural Hall, Worcester, on THURS
DAY october ), at p NJ. for the purpose of nominal
DENTAL Elector.
The basis OF representation will the same as for the
State Convention. JAMES E. ESTABROOK,
- Chairman of the District Committee.
Worcester, Sept. 20, 1871. dtc sci
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Rare Chance
Ladies s.!

shall continue to sell Goods at the VERY LOWEST
PRICES until close out my business. ELB
SIS diff
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There are four married theological students in
the new class at Yale.
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B-Tuesiay
D-Thursday;
Cadets-satIriay.
ROBERT II. CHAMBERLAIN,
tT d3t Commander.
Liberal Republican Councillor Convention.
The liberal Republicans OF the Seventh Councillor
District requested to send Delegates Convention
THURSDAY. Oct. Sd, at Ii A. M for the purpose Of
nominating candidate for Councillor;
The basis OF representation will be the for the
Per order Liberal Republican State Central Committee
Member for the 9th District.
-----------
Liberal Republican County Convention.
The Liberal Republicans of the County of Worcester
are requested to send Delegates Convention to be
holden in Upper horticultural Hall, Worcester, on
nominating candidate for County Commissioner.
The basis Of representation Will be The for
Per order Liberal Republican State Central Committee
II. F. BISHOP
In behalf of said Committee.
Worcester, Sept. 23d, 1872. ds23.25, 2s&3O
-@=----z--------------
Liberal Republican District Convention.
The Liberal Republicans of the Ninth Congressional
District are requested to send Delegates Convention
70 be holden in PIPER Horticultural Hall, Worcester
Thu RSDAH, Oct. Sd. at NJ. for the purpose Of
ihatng a candidate for Member of Congress and
Presidential ElectOr.
Will DC lne same as or the
Per order Liberal Republican State Central Committee
DAVID MANNING,
,vouoo.... Co... "a ,o- Member for the 9Th District.
Democratic County Convention.
The Democrats of he County of worcester are re-
nested to send delegates to Convention be holden
horticultural Hall, Worcester, on THURSDAY Oct. 80,
Tor County Commissioner.
The basis of representation will be the same as for the
BY order Of the County Committee.
Worcester Sept 20, 1872 dto sci
Democratic District Convention.
The Democrats of the Ninth Congressional District
are requested TO send Delegates to Convention be
DAY, October 5, at p. M for the purpose of nominate
ing candidate for Member 0. Congress and Presi-
The basis OF representation will be the same as for the
state Convention. JAMES E. ESTABROOK,
Worcester, Sept. 20, 1871. dtc ssi
Hare Chance!
In consequence of my health, and outside business
that requires large part of my time shall sell out my
FANCY DRY GOODS BUSINESS!
STOCK NEW, STORE ONE OF THE BEST, location
the most desirable in the City of Worcester,
No. $40 Main St., opp. Mechanics Hall.
E. L. BRIGHAM.
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All persons who are subject to Dysentery, Cholera
Morbus' or any bowel complaints frequent at this
season of the year, should procure bottle Of DR.
WEATHERBEE's DYsEETERY CURE which has been
well known and efeetual medicine In use for over
twenty years. Call orlt at wEATHERBEE CO.'S
Drug store, Ne 2o5 Front st., Western Depot wor
eester Mass d&wto22 iylO
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LiberaI Kepnbliean ConneiIlor ConyentIon.
Republican County Convention.

The Liberal Republicans of the County of Worcester
are requested to send Delegates to Convention to be
holden IN Upper Horticultural Hall, Worcester, on
THU RSDAY, Oct. Sd, at 10 A. N for the purpose of
nominating candidate for County Commissioner.
The basis of representation Will be The as for
State Convention.
Per order Liberal Republican State Central Committee
II. f. BISHOP,
In behalf of said Committee.
Worcester, Sept. 23d, 1872. ds232 5.2s&S0
, 1872-10-28
ABOUT RELEASING PRISONERS.

Trouble in the Board Of Police-nIessrs. K1okke
uud Sheridan Preparing to Arrufgn 01r. Tall
colt for O. Violation of the Order CONCERNING
the Releasing Of Prisoners.
The members Of the Board Of Police are ex-
cited, and it is highly probable that President
-Talcott will be arraigned before his associates
and reproyed for violating rule of the Board
It will be remembered that Superintendent
Washburn issued an order two weeks ago, pro-
hibiting the release OF prisoner confined
in any of the police stations ON what
is known as Especial bail'-a deposit Of
money. Two or three days ago gentleman was
arrested On the West Side for leaving his horse
unhitched, and that being violation Of one OF
the city ordinances, policeman arrested him,
and marched him to the Union Street Station.
He was searched and booked" ascommon GRIM
inals and outlaws are, and locked up in dirty
cell. President Talcott happening to drop into
the station as he usually does Of an evening,
heard Of the case and learning that the prisoner
was respectable and responsible, ordered the
station-feeper to release him, Mr.. Talcott leav-
ing SIS for his appearance ut tho Police Court IN
the morning. So far so good. The next day
q friend of friend Of Commissioner Klokko's
was arrested on the North Side for being drunk
and disordarly. The friend Of Klokke waited
, 1872-10-28

upon the Commissioner and requested him to
bail the incarcerated individual out. klokke
said ho would do go, and repaired to the station.
The officer in charge refused to release the pris-
oner, although Klokke offered to sign D bond for
$500. The refusal incensed Klokke, who could
not understand why one Commissioner could
bail q man out and another could not
He consulted with Sheridan, and the lat
tor asked Corporation Counsel Tuley for hiE
opinion. The reply was that the Board Of Po-
lice, or majority OF the Commissioners, can
release prisoner awaiting trial for violation
OF any Of the city ordinances. Talcott admitted
that he had done wrong, but his mistake was in
thinking that an individual member of the
Board could release prisoner.
Superintendent Washburn ia very indignant.
and prepared communication covering the
facts in the case, which he submitted to the
Board of Police on Saturday afternoon. No &C.
ton was taken, Kokke and Ta1cott having de-
cided to interview the Mayor regarding it.
They had q talk with His Honor, but what ad-
vice he gave them did not transpire.
Sergeant Rehm, Of the Dearborn Street Sta
ton, who was suspended for releasing prisoner
in direct violation of the Suporintendont's order,
rendered his resignation On Saturday, and il
will be acted on to-day.
The Superintendent foels highly gratided at
the effect OF his order.
, 1872-10-28

with his yiovB upon questions both national and
iocnl. they would rnlly as q man to his support
Alr. Driscon is one OF the lew men 2 IN our Naro
who fully understands the wants
Of the people, is unwilling to see that the poorer
cIasaes Of society arc properly represented,
having been the most Of bis Life poor man: lR;s
Resi Eat tRe proper grading Of Burnside street. as
we'll as the various crossings i'll that part Of me
ward, are properly repaired, and that the best
interest Of the Workingmen are properly Pre- Pre-
;ne to doyote his time and attention to the IN
teTests Of the ward, and I would respectfully
calI the attention OF the citizens of our ward to
that fact, and ask them to rally to the support
Of P. F. Driscol1, and the whole Liberal tacket'
CHICAGO, Oct. n, 1872.
, 1872-10-28
A Lynx Attacks q Sfnn11 R0at.

From TIC I'0Tfage Lake I4H7ch.] Iuzefe+
Last Saturday evening, at about half-past sew
en- O'clock two men proceeded toward this port
in small boat, and when opposite Dollar Bay q.
cot panther, or lynx jumped into tho boat from
the lake, and bit the hand Of one of the men &C.
rerely. a terrible scuffle ensued between the
men and tho ANIMAL which was elected from the
boat no less than three times-his lyn1ship
bounding into the craft after he had been
thrown out and pounded over the head with an
oar.
a oll-directed blow finally killed the unwel-
come visitor, when it vas taken on board and
brought to this place, and is now the property
Of Mr. Louis Bourne, whe intends having it
stuffed. This panther species is formidable
looking animal, and measures nearly three feet
six inches in length. The boat WAS half mile
from shore when the men were go unceremonl-
ously assailed.
, 1872-10-28
UNITED HEBREW RELIEF SOCIETY.


Annual Meeting nf the members este'4n3~
Reports Of Omcers ana tommtteee-1ie1'
tion Of Officers for the Enhnana en-.
The thirteenth annual mees1ng OF ene oAaee"
.fternoon in the synagogue at the corner Of
-~r-s1, .-...,o ax,5 pec1. c,nrt. Mr. Abraham
naoasn "'e"1c 49, 49, ~ ~. .h,;r and Mr.
Hart, the Fresaoen'' was J" 1no ~.
Philip Stein was Secretary 1ne 1ono"apg sosle.
sor;na soc;atv CONGREGATION Benay sha1em,
eo".6 eos'oI, Hehreyr panevn1ent soc1ety.
Sinai Cong1e5ate'' 1ooAo" - -:1.i,
Congregation AnHhe Maalap, caeoIon oentao.n IL ~
Cnsseada gehn chon sa%ah No MooSH fa no o5s 49,
TIM n E Iodee ' No. $50, Hillel Lodge No. "a, Sow
ereicnty Lodge No. 148, Sisters OF Peace, Zion
CONGREGATION.
Tie President delivered an address, reviewing
the work Of the association during tng PAST
burden thoreby imposed on tho Society, and
urged upon the members the necessity Of pre-
patirg for the approaching winter
The report of the Executive Committee showed
that s15, 1868 had been contributed from n
abroad, and 81, 3sa Is ct home: making . total o.
421, 1868, all OF which WIS distributed, besldes
S34..14 now due the Treasurer. OF the shove
amount, S12, 53.25 was dlsbu1sed 81 the speclh
Relief Committee, and the remainder BY the
Executive Board in the usual wsy ~ haa pen zen
decided BY the Board to rebuild the Hospital Inc
CLicago belief and Aid Society proposed to con-
trbute sl5, ,03O 70 the Hospital provided that the
institution wss free to ali persons, irrespective
OF race, religion, and color: to which the BOARD
had no objection, as, In fact, the Hospital had
slways been open to all persons~ but there was
objection 70 another condition faf 1Sr saSR
should have control Of bed in the Hospital in
perpetuity. This last condition Was believed to
be too oucrous. and WIS not accepted. The
amount now in the Hospital fund is S.. 844-24,
rvh;cb added to the $4,000 il it. was donated,