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GEORGE TOWER, of Worcester.

where good accommodations can be had at mOder-
ate price. A Livery and Boarding Stable is kept
upon the grounds by j. l.. l4ley of Oxford who
Will aim ut reasonable cost to meet the wants of
his patrons. Lumber shipped direct the eastern
mills, suitable for building Cottages, is furnished
upon the grounds The new steamboat landing Is now
finished, and
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VIC stoIscs TrInI.

New YORK, July 12-Trcmaine concluded
his argument for the defense in the Stokes case
at s:15, when District Attorney Garvin begun
his address for the people, which consumed the
rest OF the day, and will be concluded to-
morrow,
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Thc Ar,,nusns Su,raaes.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, July 12-Gov Hadley
left for Pope county, to-day, 10 investigate the
outragcs. Parties who left there this morning
report the militia still in arms, and have
pressed arms, ammunition and horses generally
from the people.
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T'HE
Quincy Mutt
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

mas pau TOT losses the past year,, SIS 400
Dividends 10 Customers. So Sls,
National and state Taxes. ............. 4,SlS
olher expenses. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IA $50
Besides the above Losses and Expenses, they have
added 20 their Cash Fund over 81 900, which now
AMOUNTS TO OVER S45O,OOO.
No other company in this state can show such a
record.
They pay cash dividends of 10 per cent on all Ave year
and 20 per cent year policies The cost Of nsur.
lug dwellings and the contents for each less than
cents per week
worcester ONCE p Pearl st., opposite the Post oalce
y. A. ROWLAND, Agent.
mylS deon3m
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FOUNDRY ESTABLISHMENT

on Thomas street. entire. in lots suit ON The most
liberal terms.
The Foundry has very large Stock OF Patterns and
FLASK, with all the Tools aad Fixtures doing ali
kinds OF woIk. "
1hs wcll-known Foundry is the oldest eStahi- bmepr
IN the state Boston, and has every facility f,-
doing an extensive business
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SUMMER RESORT.

These Heights embracing OF over 100 acres art
beautifully situated the of Falmouth upon buf
overlooking the sea- the summit Of which an elegan
Observatory has been erected Tor the accommodation
visitors. Directly opposite and in plain view are Vine
yard Haven, Oak Bluffs and the Highlands at Martha
Vineyard
The grounds suitably divided into extensive Parks
Avenues and Building Lots, which latter being sol,
with rapdity that proves this 10 be the desirable
location for summer Resort on the New England coast
The cool breezes from the ocean which fan thes,
Heights render the of summer here one OF comor
and delight The facilities for Fishing Boating Bahm.
and Driving are unsurpassed. 4 cOmmOdious Hotel ha
been opened under the efficient management OF
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Scr SaIe.

A GOOD FARM HORSE for sale cheap;
~ have no Use for it. Inquire Of
JAMES DIAPER.
Hl2 ar BlOomingd3e Nurseries, Worcester.
FOR SALE OR REN
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A L. V N L. GODD ARDS
" Burning MACHINE WORKS
second Avenue. Corner Twenty-second u,
once No. Bowling Green, New York

PATENT WORSTED BDRRIYG PICKERS, pa,
TENT DOMESTIC BURRING PiCkERS. OILERS TO
attach to Fuckers. Patent steel Ring and Solid Packing
Burring Machines made Single and Double, for 1rst
breakers VI wOoi Cardlng Machines; Fine Burning
Machines for the second breakars and hnishCrs.
Improved Steel Ring Feed Rolls, plane and intersect-
Ing, with Patent adjustable spring boxes Shake VIII
lows with blowers. Waste Busters Cotton Gins, Blow
erB. &c.
ExcesiOri Atthe international Exhibition In Lon
don, 1859. NJ Paris Exposition Of 1861, Mes
tfzO Burning Picker received PRIZE MEDAL award;
A GOLD MEDALa at American Institute Fair, 1861
and In 1851 1869 and ls10 the highest award.
At the American Institute Fair, 1855, our Burning
Machine for cards, was awarded A GOLD MEDAL,
al an subsequent exhibitions the HIGHEST AWARD:
and IN 1870 Double Burner received FIRST PREMIUM
At American institute Fair 1853 and 1870 our Steel
Rim Feed Rolls received LIST premium.
AtAmerican Institute Fair 1870 Worsted Burning
Picker WAS awarded the LIST premium.
AZ OUR SrKEL RING BURNING MACHINES ARE ruK
oELf SOLID PACKING BURRIRG MACHINES IN THE MAE
KEr. Workmanship and Operation are guaranteed.
Our illustrated Catalogue he had ON application
Prompt attehton gwen to all inquiries and ORDERS by
att a.. Il. \ 4 h a a. a.
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WOODEN MACHINE
~ WORKS. WORCESTER MASS.
4

" WORKS WORCESTER MASS.
FOR y lie.
The shop tools patterns stock and business the late
r g. Cleveland, of this city, manufacturer of Wooden
Machinery.
since which time lie has constructed from patterns
signed by himself, Improved Carding Machines, Jacks
Twisters, Pickers WinderS. DreSsers Beamcrs Pulling
Mills. Hydraulic Presses Drying Machines, Gigs Brush
ing Machines, Hydro ENtractOrs Improved JACK Attach
ment, &C. now in extensive use throughout the country
The character of Mr. Cleveland's machinery stands in
the estimation OF many euncat manufacturers second
TO none in the ountry.
The tools and patterns in excellent condition The
works now in iu operation receiving orders for ma
chnery usual and never more complete equip
ment than n the present time.
This lucrative business with lis great reputation is
now tor sale Address GEORGE CROMPrON Worre--
Mass n5
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A MEXICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENT!

r. II. EDDY.
Solicitor Of Patents for Inventions Trade Marks
Designs, No. 70 State ST. opposite Kilby st.
Boston.
No Ageacy in he United States possesses snpeyor fac
ceJor obtaining Patents, 0ScertdiRiag he pgtelt
bittfV Of iRpeatiORS. ~
All necessity OF journey TO Washington to procure a
Patent, and the great delay there, are here saved
inventors.
Testimonials.
II regard Mr. Eddy one Of the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse.
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner OF Patents.
- nave no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ more competent and frust,ooriLy
and more capable of putting their applications in form
to secure for them an early and favorable consideration
at the Patent ONCE. EDMUND BURKE,
- Late Commissioner of Patents"
INF. X. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTY aps
pheatons for Patents, having been successful In almost
every case Such unmisakable proof great talent and
AFFINITY on MS part, leads me to recommend ALL inventors
TO apply to him to procure their patents they may be
sure OF having the most faithful attention bestowed
their cases, and nj very reasonable charges.
Boston Jan. !. 1872 d2twly John TAGGART
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PURlFIES THE BLOOD !

nave the names of more than one hundred families II
Natick and vicinity who have used The r. G. and tnt
mat IL is all il is recommended
Do you want amedicine you can RELY uponY II so
try bottle of +. C and he convinced al once that All
have said is true Once have it in your family and yot
will not he without it, II faithfully tried PREPARED GnIy
by IRA o. BULLARD, Natick Mass '
GEO G; GOODWIN CO., Boston, GenI Ag'ts.
Sold by all DruggiSts dnnuaun n,,,ic
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&c Set.

Two LET--A tenement of four rooms, to a
H small family, Sll per month"; would rent two
of the rooms 10 dodgers. Inquire at 3e9 Pleasant
lyl3 d3t"
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TENENEME TO RENT-In a cottage
a house No. Sg Washington st Apply on the prcmi-
scS, or at No 10 Front ST. Exchange. dtf iyl2
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TE'O LET-A Store suitable for both Grocery
q and Meat store: splendid location for trade Appy
10 DENNIS CALLAHAN, ON the premises, No ne
Shrew Sbury st. dive iyg
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Business Garos.

II G.. HOOKER, Manufacturer, and
Il Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
PURE CONFECTIONERY.
Cocoannt Cakes of superior quality, specially.
~ All orders will receive prompt attention.
2O7 Main street,
el5 dim Worcester Mass.
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1NO LET-A tenement of eight rooms on
. Mendon st., No. IS. Apply ON the premises.
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II G.. x f. w. HIGGIN
ALs WINDOW AND DOOR SCREENS,
u RAIN. Figured, and Landscape Painted Wire C0ths
Franea made, covered and fitted 10 an kinds Of windows
OF doors, III short notice. Also German auze and COM
mon Mosquito Netting for sale lowest market prices
Also cheap Potent Screen Frame. for 50 window
iel7 an No Name St. first door frnrn Min
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FEVO LET


~ ~ wv StOhES AND CEILA MS
Provision or Manufacturing purposes also, chambers
over the same, to responsible parties The above will
leased for term of years Also shop with power 20XG0
feet Cypress St also shop suitable for carpenter or
other mechanical business Foster street inquire of
A. X. RICIlMOND and Il. /. PEABODY.
al
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UMBER AND COAL YARD
FOR SALEl

The undersigned, in consequence OF impaired health
desires TO sell his Lumber and Coal business winch he has
carried on for the last twelve I'D years the thriving
town OF WestbOrO' on the line of the boston and Albany
Railroad 80 miles from Boston, and Il miles from Wo.
cester The location for such business is unsurpassed
The right man, with knowledge and requisite capital
will lind this valuable opportunity ION offered lor
sale. - '
The premises will be leased for term of years on
favorable terms For particulars apply person To the
owner. - n ( SMITH,
WestbOro', June p, lST1 deopIm iej5
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14
.ae votes, the wishes or the protests of the

.ae votes, the wishes or the protests of the
people. If report be true, he has stopped
at no opposition, has overridden all Jaw
and precedent nd hestated at no cons'',
entious scruplos % attain the SUNNI" "
his ambition. sat in the United "'"'e'
senate Tbo-c + ,sin county in that state
which has f,ilcI g. ,cei either us arm oil
mower or bis..crc, machinatiohs IN order
inc md controlling their affairs, IRON
,i,,,i.1 Of constable to the
.,..,ro Of a member Of the legislature.
n. las graspcd and controlled
the treasury Of the state, and
used its credit and funds to pro-
mote his political cnls. Not an office
in the state, but has teen degraded by the
worthless appointments he has made 10
them, seeming to prefer for his selections
ignorance AMI incapacity, even where
worth and intelligence coull be obtained.
The jud ciary Of Arkansas has been hu-
inflated in hi. selection and appointment
of the chief justice of supreme court
man unknown in the profession and who
does not pretend to be a lawycr-a third
rate editor whose stupidity is only equalled
by his pretensions and whose honesty is
not above reproach. Controlling the leg
stature, this man Clayton easily secured
his own election to the seat he now I'M
worthily fills, and so he left that be-dcv-
lied and down.trodden state as n prey to
the discord. which he nauguratel and an
heir to the evil influences that
he introduced and propagated. If
his reign Of terror, his maladmin-
istration Of affairs and his lille
gal election to the United States senate
can escape the scrutiny of the ku-klux
committee, the sooner that committee is
disbanded the better. No more inviting
duty is o ened up to them than the in
vestigation Of the acts by which the man
Clayton has reached his present place. 1t
is whispered, however, that Senator
Wright, the chairman Of that committee
in the senate is a brother-in-law Of
Mcclure Claytons chief justice. If this
is so, then whtewashing will be the order
of the day and Clayton will go
unwhipped Of justice, to disgrace seat
which Yell once honored.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14
THE NEW LIQUOR Law.

The bill known as the "Ohio Law, "
which restricts the trafiicin liquors, as will
be seen on reference to our legislative re-
ports passed the house of represent
atives at Springfield on the 18th by large
vote. 1t only awaits the signature of the
governor to become law. 1t has been
supposed that this act was in the nature
Of a prohibitory law. This is mistake,
the basis Of it being one of the main prin-
ciples of common justice-,hat every one
is or ought to be responsible forany wrong
done others. This act seeks to apply this
principle to lquor-sellers, from which it
is held they have been practically ex.
tempted hitherto. For the injury they
have done, the past is answerable-for the
harm they may do in the future, this law
is intended to hold them 20 strict account
ability. We have heretofore published
the act in full
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14

The Ventura, Cal, Signal relates the
Following We forgot to note little in
cidcnt that took place here some time ago
that was well worthy Of record, ilIustra-
ting California youth and life Two boys
aged respectively IL and II years, sons of
W, +. Foster, of the Montecito. and Il. Il
Han, or the OJai ranch, were out I'm the
mountains on horseback looking for their
cows, when they discovered young griz-
Fly bear toddling along in the trail. They
had been long enough here to know the
danger of Try ing to catch the little fellow.
the tcrocious dam rarely being beyond the
cries of her young. But the temptation
was too strong for youthful discretion, and
keeping an eye on the varmnt they began
halloong and finally being convinced that
the old one was not near, they rode up to
him, and with the dcxterity Of old vac
queroS, quickly succeeded in fastening the
Iariat abont his neck, and took him safely
home. 1t was Il feat as dangerous as dar-
ing, and sport that old hunters would
not care to indulge in unless exceedingly
well mounted.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14
LEG Al INNOVATIONS.

a singular and unprecedented scene
was witnessed on Monday last IN New
York, on the occasion of holding the cor
oners inquest upon the killing of Fisk
For the first time. in our knowl edge, an
attempt was made by Stokc,' counsel to
interfere with the regular and prescribed
duty Of a coroner's jury and to traverse
the testimony which was brought before
It, The particular object in view, was.
doubtless, to f,restall public opinion and
10 arrest lts eurreut in advance, through
the coroners invs,Gaa,ion Tint this
should have occurred in Ss~ York city
is hardly TO be wondered AT, since ,bo in.
novatlons upon criminal practice ard NE
extent TO which counsel for persons
charged with felonie, have been permitted
10 go, in late years, depriyes the occur
renee Of many its startling and obnox-
ious features. Yet the fact remains and
will be cited as "a precedent in future in.
quests that counsel may not only be pres
ent at an Official investigation, but may be
allowed to question, traverse and argue
their clients case before coroners jury
II requires no reasoning to show 10 what
such privilege will lead, or to prov,
that justice may thus be polluted ut III,
very fountain head. The next step will b,
to permit traverse in the grand jur,
room.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14

This Is our great navy, IT, round num-
bers Six first rate available, but some
are rottine.
Five second rates available.
-Four second rates can be saved from rot
and made available; but it won't do to
defer much longer,
Eight third rates These are gunboats,
available.
Seven fourth rates. Small gunboats; are
available and can be counted Us part of a
navy.
Eight fifth rates, available by repairs,
and by putting work on them at once.
They can all be saved if taken in time.
!, No vessels are building to replace those
'0TT condemned sold or rotting
N,,rro rcpairs are of the smallest possible
re- IN, Sa,e economy, indeed, as we doubt
rnoorJ t''ept or any individual would
nr1nnrtv or W." W., applied to their personal
a., w aoo'c Is the most favorable figure
lh"t can DC made. These vossol, o,1. =
eoihSt TO pleceh and if tnis ',,s, ,U '" "s
economy goes on a few years froyir W. s"t "
VIII see the government rcsort,U' NV
on y TO tugs again, but to anchorsnu"'''o'tt
or ferry boats. -""ag'
Thirty-cight vessels are all ,bo,,hi.
country can count on as its national n,,m
Tor general service. For special n,I
unlmportant services there is nm immnn.,
force. 1t is well for the country. for il,
commerce, its legislators, its Cabinet q,
Congress, to look well to this slnte nt
things No ships-of-war are building. yer,
Few indeed are repairing or fitting for use
ana our material on hand is rotting fast
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.

The more tho civil service reform i.
agitated, the more objections seem to come
up to defeat the measure. Objections not
merely Of technical nature, but such as
would necessarily surround subject of
such manifold difficulty. A serious oppo-
sition has arisen, as appears from the dis
patches, on the part Of leading democrats
in both houses, on the ground that by re-
lieving the heads of departments from the
power of making their own selections,
they will be enabled to disclaim all respon-
sibility for the acts Of their suborlinates.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14
.bo,l unquestionably settle the judgment
that must be passed upon Mrs. Wharton
by any intelligent and candid mind.
ILLINOIS LEGISLATION

SPRINartEGD, Jan. IA batch of fed
eral oficoholders were on hand with two
objects ia view-frst to secure the re-
of the resolution endorsing
the one term prime pie and to defeat the
adoption ofthc majority report, concerning
the military occupation Of Chicago.
THE BURSr RECORDS.
The COMMITTEES on burnt records hal a
meeting and made some progress. Nc
report will be made for several weeks
the TEMPERANCE BILL,
a. reported by the committee OF the
whole, was taken mp in the house and de-
bated. Mr. Morrison of Monroe, offered
an amendment, submitting the law to the
people by counties. Lost So to 100. The
bill was ordered TO third reading, the
rules suspended and the bill passed by the
following vote 100 to a.. 1t only needs
the Governors signature to become law.
BILLS PASSED.
The House passed thn senate bill to-day
increasing the jurisdiction of Justices Of
the Petcc to 500. The senate agreed to
strike out the claim in the fees and salaries
bill classifying counties.
Also bill appropriating money to defray
expenses for fitting up the chambers and
the bill providing for the reassessment OF
taxes in Cook County.
TEMPERANCE MEN SCARED.
The bill to prevent farmers and fruIt
growers from selling their produce without
lconse, a amended by the senate, created
considerable debate in the house, the tenn
perance men thinking they saw a trick in
it, t. allow the sale of wines and corn
whisky.
ALL QUIET.
The scare, however, blew over, and the
amendments were agreed to.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14
TICKS.
THOSE OF THE TELEGRAPH.
AMUSING EPISODE AT A HOTEL
BREAKFAST TABLE.
From the san Francisco Chronicle.

Two young men, telegraph operators,
board at one of our leading third-class
hotels and being Of "A somewhat hilarious
disposition, find great amusement in car
rying on conversation with each other at
the table by ticking on their plates with
knife, fork, or spoon. For the informa-
tion Of those not acquainted with tele-
graphy, it may be well to state that a COM
binution of sounds or ticks constitute the
Biographical phabet, and persons acquaint-
cd with these sounds can converse thereby
us intelligently as with spoken words
The young neutrality-suspicious., as already
stated, were in the habit Of indulging in
table, talk by this means, whenever they
desired to say anything private to each
other. For instance, No. | would pick up
his knife and tick OIL some such remark as
this to No. . "Why is this butter ike
the ofiense of Hamlet's uncle ~ No. ..
II give 1t u" NO. Because it rank
and smells to heaven OF course the
joke is not appreciated by the landlord
who sits by, because he doesn't understand
telegraphic ticks, and probably he would
Mt appreciate it much if he did but the
jpkcrs enjoy it immensely and laugh i'm
moderately, while tho other guests wonder
what can be the occasion for this mcrri-
mcnt, and naturally conclude tho opera
tors must he idiots
4 few DAYS aro. while those fun-loyinr
youths were seated at breakfast. "A stout
built Young man entered the dining room
with a handsome Girl on his arm. whose
blushing countenance showed her to be n
bride. The couple had, in fact, been mar
riel but Il dav or two previous and had
come to San Francisco from their homo in
Oakland, or Mud Springs. or some other
rural yillupp tor The nurno,r Of spopd.
ing the honeymoon. Tie tclorrprbic
tckers commenced ms soon rs the husband
ana wife had seated themselves.
No. /. opened the discourse as follows.
- What lovely little pigeon this Is along
side Of me-ain't she 2"
No. .. Perfectly charming-looks as if |
butter wouldn melt in her mouth. Just
guess; don't you think So?
No. |. Yes | should iud,o sba wos
w hat luscious Inns she's cotY Iftbnt CONN.
try pumpkin beside her was out If tha |
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14
CONKLING 1T WORK.

On Friday Senator Conkling opcned his
batteries in the senate on Summers pro-
posed amandm ant to the constitution, lin.
iting the presidential term. 1t does not
appear as ifthe time wastcl by this admin
istration mouth piece is sufficiently COM
pensated for by the quality of the matter
which he poured into the senate, as it
seemed to attract less attention and time
than Banks whitewash of the pilgrim
fathers, in the other house