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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-20
LATEST MARKETS.
NEW YORK sToCK MAKrTr.

NEW YORK. July l9--Money easy at q per cent.
sterling weak, the actual business being at l09k@l0s
but leading drawers. such Brown, Clews and Bel
mont, ask l09S. Gold heavy and dull ll4s a las.
Loans "a 3per cent for carrying Clearings SAL 600 Co.,
the decline wing 10 the fact that the treasury sends
million and halt here tomorrow on account of Au-
gust interest. Engagements for export tomorrow
s5OOVO Treasury disbursements to-day 1927 00O Gov
efnnens dull ana steady. State bonds dull. Stocks
more active and higher, with the chief dealings In Pa
cilc Mail, Northwestern and Erie The poOl in Pacific
is said to be buying in anticipation favorable report
OF the condition of the company from President Stock
well who returns from California tomorrow; the stock
advanced to TS4 Erie fell to 50H rallied to SIS closed
at 5lH; Northwestern advanced to 74f; Cincinnati.
columbus and Indiana Central strong advance of
per cent with light oiferings the earnings for April
are s3iS5 an increase of $4,000 over last year Van
derbit stocks moved with the rest OF the mar
ket, which closed strong
Omitted States Skies 1881 cOupoDs - lI7K
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-20

those of the Tammany society; some of its
members did not belong to the society, and some
members of the latter were not implicated in
the crimes Of the former. That all the members
of the ''Tammany ring" so far as their present
preferences are known, support Greeley. nobody
doubts, and that fact is quite enough to justify
Mr.. Dawes language, the point of which is that
of the two candidates now before the people,
the most corrupt politicians of city, where
politics are VIGOROUSLY more corrupt than any
where else in the world, prefer Greeley. Again,
"Tammauy" consists not only of the officers of
the society, but includes its other members also.
Tweed, Sweeny, Garvin, Hall, Brennan and the
rest are among these now as much as ever. Its
members are not changed. They elected Tweed
and his gang up to this year; now in a spasm
of fear or prudence they put in office men who
are not personally Objectionable, in the hope
that their evil fame will be forgotten; but they
are the same men now when they are friends
and supporters of Greeley that they were when
they had the city lying plundered and bound at
their feet. Tammany may have been respecta-
BILE long ago, and 1t may become respectable
again a long time hence, hut all the 0Conuors,
Seymours, Tildens, and Churches in New York
cannot make its name honorable or its support
anything but burden and a disgrace in this
generation
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-20

Gould; for while the majority of the men thus
elassed have been heroes whose fame rested on
the numbers of their fellow-beings whom they
have caused to be slain, his fame was of far
nobler kind, for he was hero who died to
save.-Pbilddelphid Press.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-20

All Persons who are subectto Dysentery, Cholera
MOrbus or any bowel complaints so frequent at this
season of the year, should procure bottle of DE-.
WEATHERBEEs DYsENTBRY CURE, which has been
well known and effectual medicine in for over
twenty years. Call for 1t at wEATHERBEE Il CO.'S
Drug Store, No. 295 Front ST., Western Depot wor
cester, Mass. d&w3m jylO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-20

COKE.
This CHBAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FUEL for Manufac-
turing purposes and Family Use, offered to the
public, In quantities to suit the following Reduced
Prices:
One Chaldron of Sc bushels ..,......,....s5.OO
One-Haf do. IL .................. $50
In quantities less than Half Chaldron is cents per
bushel.
Payments may be made and orders for its delivery will
be issued only al the Office of the Company No. Bank
Block. Foster ST., up stairs. diff Ja4
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,

SUkGKON WAhHkAL8 OFPICE,
Washington. d. G., July Il, 1872
The above recommendation OF the Board OF Medica,
Officers with regard TO russes approved and any per-
son entitled under the Act to receive Truss will be fur
nished with either Of the patterns of Truss recommended
by the Board, ms he may select.
The proof that soldier was ruptured in the line of
duty will consist of the TACT that he receiving pen
sion, either wholly in par account of the rupu
or of evidence sufficient to procure such pension
Blank forms for applications for Trusses will be fur
nished from the Surgeon Generals Office and by exam
lining surgeons for pensions.
J. K BARNES,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-20

Hntchcior's Hair Dye.-rhis superb Hair Dye
Is the Ced IL me N0rid-peccty harmless reliable and
instantaneous; no disappointment no ridiculous tints
Or dlhagreeabe oder The genuine WIN, A. Bachelors
lar Dye Produces tHlnedioteiy splendid Black or
Natural Browni leaves the hair clean, soft beautiful;
does not contain particle of lead any injurious
Y, dlyF iyl1
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Nen advertisements.

AssA FOR SALE--On Kingsbury st., near
Wi: Woodland new two-etory House. arranged for
NlN two tenements; contains IL good rooms; civ
water; piped for gas water closets, Gc, Lot
contains 1000 feet OF land. Price N700
Heights. Inquire o. i. MERRIFIELD,
VI ds,W&s Taylor's Block
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DROGRAMME OF COLT EXCURSION,
FOR 1872.

Leave worcester July 49, at O'Clock A NJ by SPECIAL
train. stopping only at Westborough and South
Framughaa arriving in POst0n at 20, and will march
to Commercial Wharf, where the splendid Steamer New
Brunswick Capt. H. s. PIKE will be in readiness to
ceive the Party The International steamship Co. have
spared nothing in fitting the Steamer make 1t the
The boat Will leave at II O'Clock A. NJ, for Province
town, Mass-that cool and beautiful Old town, on Cana
Cod.-arrIying there about O'Clock p N of July 49,
Leave about O'Clock In the morning of July "a for
tucket about four hours, arrive al Newport about
O'Clock of July oath, at the American Steamboat Com
pany's new dock.
Leave about 10 O'Clock In the evening for New York
No IS East River and remain until about or o'clock
of the morning of July rs
Leave for Long Branch arrive shout O'Clock and
remain until about noon, return and up the Hudson
River to POughkeepsle and remain over night
On Saturday. July u, visit the City Of Hudson and
return 10 Newbursh, ana spend the sabbath OF July
2Sth
York CITY Pier No. 49, East River. about O'Clock NJ
and remain until about O'Clock Tuesday morning
Leave for Bridgeport Ct arrive there about II O'Clock
NJ. of July 30th and remain until about clock the
morning OF July Slst, and leave tor Marhas Vineyard
On THURSDAY. Aug. !, visit New Bedford and return
and spend evening at Falmouth Heights where the
Worcester friends and others will join IN Grand Prom
enade Concert and Dance at the Tower House.
Friday. Falmouth Heights In to reach
Boston about clock r. NJ and Worcester at O'Clock
THIS Programme to he subjected TO such changes as
the weather other circumstances may render
saTy, at any time be thought best by the committee
captain and pilots for the safety and comfort OF the
Party.
The committee have arranged to carry out the above
Programme for the small price of $50 intending railroad
fare rom Worcester to Boston and Board ana
good Berths on the boat.
The services OF the Worcester Brass and Orchestral
Band engaged, also good Pianist and the evening
entertainments ON the boat promise to far excel all pre-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-20

NOTICE TO RUPTURED SOLDIERS.


Bet enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the tinted States Congress assembled. THAT every
soldier OF the Union Amy who was ruptured while in
the line of duty during the late for the suppression
OF The rebellion shall be entitled to receive single
double truss Of such style shall be designated by
surgeon General of the Tinted States Army the best
suited for such disability.
Sec. The application for such truss shall be made
ny the fuptred soldier TO an examining surgeon pen
sons. whose duty 1t shall be to such applicant
and for every such applicant, found have riioure or
hernia, shall prepare and forward the Surgeon General
an application for such truss without charge to the
soldier
Sec 9. That the Surgeon General Of the United States
Army Is hereby authorized and directed TO purchase and
procure the number OF trusses which may be required
Tor distribution TO such disabled soldiers price nor
greater than the same sold to the trade at Wholesale
and the cost OF the shall he paid upon the REQ usi
ton of the Surgeon General, any moneys in tho
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved May 2S, 1872.
ErfraetJ from Report Of Board Of Medical officers con-
veHed to ESdmine Samples Of TTasses
The Board is Of the opinion that the
above principles wiz: those which belong to uroper
Irns) are best carrei OUT by the TINS samnles of
which were submitted by Messrs Bartlett Bu' man &
Parker OF Chicago, and by the we'll known Chase's
truss, (made by several fnns.) These
patterns are therefore recommended by the Board "a
those best adaoted in their opinion for the purposes midi
Gated IN The Act u Congress- entitled An Act to provide
Tor furnishing Trusses etc
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BOSTON STOCK sALEs-ruly 10.


NEW YORK. July 10 Cotton more active and Nc low-
err sales 1888 bales; mddlng upands at 22rc. Flour
Gull and unchanged sales $500 bhls state $3.50 a 1875
Ohio 500 q 40 western $3.50 a S75: southern III AZ
a H. Wheat heavy and fully lc lower on spring; win
ter scarce and firmly heidi sales 81 900 bush; No spring
Sl5 "a l3; N02 Sl45@l5O, in store; winter red west.
ern SLIGO % $751; white Michigan $l,65 q $lS0. Corn
opened heavy, but closed steady sales 1856 900 bush
steamer mixed western 81 "a 59c; sail do go "a Sic Oats
heavy and lower; sales IS, 900 BUSH Ohio A a 46c
western 40 q 45hcc Beef dull. Pork dull and heavy
new mess $3.50. Lard unchanged at q exc. Butter
dull stare % "a ne Whiskey hrmer and quiet at sac
Rice firm at 80 " exc Sugar in fair request; Musco-
Yado 81 % 9hc; refining 81 a SIC. Coffee quiet and
firm; Rio l69 a lS%c. Molasses unchanged. Turpen-
tine firm at 49, a 5Oc roin steady at So a 3O5 for
strained. Petroleum steadyI crude l2Ae refined 22Ac
TallOw steady at 81 a sss. Linseed oil at S3c.
CINCINNATI. July l9.-POrk firm and in fa r demand
regular held at S2,5O sales 1900 bbls city at SIS Lard
firm Kettle at sNg9c steam at sac. Bulk meats active
and higher, chiefly for clear rb shoulders sold at 5Nc
now held at 5aC sides held at &c clear sold at IKE
clear sides held at 74c. Bacon In good demands shout
ders at &c clear RIB at sic; clear sides at size Live
hogs In good demand at $3.50 a S46Q. Whiskey firm at
SSe
CHIC AGO, JOY l9.-bhsur quiet and unchanged Wheat
in fair demand but lOwer-demand mainly speculative:
No spring at Sl,22h q l,22$4 cash; Sll6S a ll6Si
seller August 81 seller September; No spring sl23
"a Sl2dh. Corn quiet, weak and lower; No mixed at
3944 g re cash Ale seller August 4!4ssller Septem-
Der; No2 high mixed sc; rejected 37he Oats duh
ana lower; No at 26hc cash 25Hc seller August Rive
steady at s. "a 55c fOt NO2. Barley dull at 50 a Sc
for No fall. Whisky in good demand at sSc Pork
active and higher at Sl4 Lard quiet and firm at 81 a
VIC for winter; summer at TIC Bulk meats in good
demand; shoulders 5Ac clear rib sides a nc loose
Bacon unchanged Sugar cured hams l4c. Cattle quiet
weak and unchanged. Live hogs in good demand at
$40 4,SlS. Recepts-3000 bbls flour 5000 bush
wheat 2l5OOO bush corn 1900 bush oats 1000 bush
rye 1000 cattle 5000 hogs, Shipments-2000 bbls flour
iaNO bush wheat 100000 bush corn, $1,000 bush oats
NEW ORLEANS July lection nominal at % 1Ca92kc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-20

j. 7. Hall Co. win hold their usual Saturday
sales to-day at 2 and JPN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-20

Just received a new lot Of Llama lace shawls at
greatly reduced prices Weinberg Bros,
357 Main street
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MARRIED
III this city, July Is. by Rev T. st John, Frank A
Foster and Mary NJ Lowell. both Of Worcester.
DIED

In this city July 49, Charles willard OF Charles L
and Eta llopson. aged mos 20 days.
Funeral services at residence Beknap ST. this afler-
noon at three O'Clock Relatives and friends invited
to attend without further notice.
In this city, July ~. Martha l., daughter OF and
Harriet Lawrence, aged mos.
Funeral on Monday afternoon at O'Clock. Relatives
and friends are invited TO attend.
In this CITY, July IS, julius OF and Gross aged
yrs mos
IN Cherry Valley, July 10. Sarah L. wife Of the late
Alfred n Henshaw. aged 70 yrs mos 7days.
In Cherry Valley. July 49, Sarah u, wife Of Waldo
Honshaw, aged 20 yrs mo Is days
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S1ttu Advertisements.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO Colts.

= PEUI A d n UIIO u To UUII ..
An extra train will leave Foster St Depot on Tuesday
morning 2sd inst, O'Clock. Baggage can be sent to
the depot Monday afternoon, audit will be taken
of by the Baggage Master
We have abort 40 tickets yet nnS0ld.
iylO apt W. MECORSEY, President
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TOiiIng and AIOIIIng.

To those whose lot 1t is to labor, there few trials
more terrible than the loss, partial of muscular
power. Muscular power Is the aboring mans capital
To lose this is TO lose his ALL In sense indeed every
aborng man loses his strength The very of labor
Ing is simply the giving out OF strength. But where
there is sound health there is taking In of strength
also namely, through ood sound health implies sum
cient digestive power and this renders available the
strength stored up in food Without this It be
made available. That industrious laborer is not in
want of food Itself may be taken for granted The cause
of his failing strength them must be looked for in the
want of sufficient digestive power DR.. Gottieb Fsch's
Btters compounded to remedy this very shor-com-
ing and experience has proved that 1t is just the thing
TO do It.
This subject continued next week under "LEGITIMArR
STIMULATION" deop6wlw iyls
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-20

NATIVE PEARL VERSUS PORcRALM-Dentlsts' ware
is poor substitute for Natures. Let those who so
believe use the SozoDoNT which, daily applied Will
prevent all necessity for false teeth by keeping the real
ones SOUND ana healthy. dW&S VIZ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-20

Chicago, Danvlme & .vIneeunes Railroad

runs through one of the richest portions of Illinois
and Indiana connecting Chicago by the shortest route
with the celebrated Block Coal fields of Indiana and by
way OF Evansville and Neutrality-suspicious. entire South
Its mortgage debt is SIS 500 to mile The road is al
ready earning after all operating expenses are paid
Much More than the Entire Interest
all its bonds. While Railroad Bonds may be plenty
those upon paying lines and for small sum to the
mile, are seldom in the market.
We do not hesitate to recommend them unusually
They are not attended with uncertainties OF pro-
iected enterprises, and the prompt payment of the in
teres and the final payment of the principal,
certain as any future financial event.
The Bonds First Mortgage. and are for sl,1O
each, have 40 years run and bear interest the
Oft per cent per annum payable on the first of April
and October both principal and interest being payable
in gold in New York
EF@We have sold over One Million in the last few
weeks to Trust Companies and for the investment o
Trust Funds most careful investors and have
but small amount remaining.
Full particulars furnished on application in person or
by mail, to
MEssRs. RICE, WHITING BULLOCK,
BANNERS WORCESTER
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Foreign Market..-IBv Atlantic Cabls1

Foreign Markets.-tBy Atlantic Cable.l
LosDoN July l9.-Consos 92H for money and 92x
for account. o. $. 2Os 1867 9l4 do 1855 old egI
do 1861, 9lh; L. $. ten-lorties syn -
ERANKPoRr, July ls..U. S. 5-2Os, 1862. 964.
LIVERPOOL, July l9.-Cotton heavy; middling unlands
l0a a lQ>td do Orleans I0 q l0Hd; sales 5000 bales
OF which 1000 were for export ami speculation.
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Worcester Five Cents Savings Bank.

Worcester Five Cents Savings Bank.
NO. $40 MAIN STREET
OPEN FRoA...............9A NJ to p. M to p NJ
THIRTH-S1xrH SEMI-AHNUAL DIVIDEND. The trls-
tees of this Bank declared the Thiry-Srth Sei-An-
nual DUided the first day of July at the rate Of SIX
PER CENT. PER ANNuM.
DEPOSITS received up to ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
month. - " A'
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST are made In January and
July. w
CHAS. L. PUTNAM, President
GEORGE W. WHEELER. Treasurer diff iyll
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V Done IN Tue DpaI InHnntTi DY
L.. RANDALL, IA Pearl ~.
Nv work can be seen Laurel, william, North Ash
MI and other streets IN Worcester All orders prompt,
attended 10. Price from % TO W ois, per yard
lei du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-20

As the Season for Howell Complaints, such
as Darrhea Dysentery, Cholera Morbus Collie. &C. is
at hand, we would again give yearly advice. Act
wisely, and lay in store Of DR. BIcKSELLs SYRUP for
the reason that is safe and reliable at all times very
pleasant, containing opate, and does net produce
costiveness. Fail not to try'it. daw3m je9s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-12-13

On the evening of Nov. 29lh, goodly
number Of friends and neighbors gathered
at the house ofMr. gnd Mrs. Wentworth
Harris, to celebrate with them the tenth
anniversary Of their marriage. Although
the wind blew and the snow flow, yet all
came with happy faces, merry voices, aud
with hands laden with dainties and pres
ents. After passing short time in soc al
chat and good cheer they partook Of the
repast, provided by kind and, thoughtful
friends. Presentation remarks were made
by the Pastor, and all returned home feel
ing that il is "more blessed 10 give than to
receive"
Our Village School, of about forty pu-
pills is being taught Miss $. Emogene
Thyng, late graduate of Glenwood Semin
airy, West Brattleboro.
Our highly esteemed and valued citi-
zen, Mr. John Lawton, on account of fail
ing health, has left West Dover TO spend
the winter in Minnesota.
There are more signs of life in Dover
Centre than is indicated by the "white
robe with gothic relief in the brightest
green - for on the Sabbath the attention
of the passer-by was attracted by the voice
of tho speaker; which came TO the car like
the sound Of many waters. our prayer is,
that this may long continue.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-12-13


% yes U yes! Be II hereby under-
stood that never has Gale Putney written
any article for any Vermont paper, forget
ting to sign that name thereto. "Gdrdez
uouS," then, hereafter; for it has been all
too oileu and all too iorcbly hurled at my
door that was the author of that one-sid-
ed rendition Of Putney's great sensation Of
criminal case which. appeared in the
PHOENIX three weeks ago. Let us have
peace now, or there may be pieces, for /
have 1855 FOUNDER for defense. Really.
Honor bright. GALE PUTNEY.
Thursday afternoon. Dec. 5, the cider
mill and adjoining barn of Mr.. Horace
Reipnolds were entirely DESTROYED by fire
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NEWS ITEMS.

The Erie Canal is damaged $50, 900 year.
ly by muskrats.
-Californians lost $1,000 900 and New
Workers $3.50, 900 by the diamond frauds.
DR.. Warren Stone, n famous surgeon,
Gied at New Orleans, Friday, aged Is years.
He was native of Chesterfield, y. II.
The system of compulsory education
exists in Japan, and is applied to all chill
dren between six and thirteen.
Mr.. Greeley stated, ten days before
his nomination at Cincinnati, that he had
not had sound sleep in fl fteen years.
BY his last will, Mr.. Greeley left his
entire property, about 100000, to his
daughters but the will is to lie contested.
Gen. Grant has nominated Jas. L. Orr
of South Carolina, as minister to st. Pc
tersburg.
Judge Thomas Settle of North Carolina
has been re-appointed associate justice of
the supreme court of North Carolina, a
place he resigned to accept the mission to
Peru.
A westerly gale, causing great damage
to property, prevailed Sunday throughout
England. Many buildings were demol-
ished, many ships sunk, and lives lost.
An old man named Aaron Wood, n re-
puted miser, living in secluson, was muir
de red in his house at Acton Centre, Mass,
last Friday evening. Robbery was I'M
doubleday the object of the murder, but it
is probable that no considerable sum of
money was obtained.
Gen. Sheridan's annual report, which
has just appeared, contains much praise of
the present peace policy toward the Indi-
ans, but expresses a desire that the Indian
should be sternly taught TO appreciate the
cnormity of the crimes he is so fond of
committing.
"A tunnel for railroad over the Andes,
1900 feet long, at the height of $1,000 feet
is now in progress. The atmosphere is so
rare fed that only the Indians are found able
to perform the work.
The workmen at the east end of the
Hoosac Tunnel advanced l45 feet westward
in November, while the progress from the
central shaft was 14s feet, leaving only 1913
feet to be bored before the two headings
meet.
A Prot. West of Denver, Del, few
days since killed a colored servant and cut
the hands and f ct off the dead body, in or
der that his wife might tell the officials that
the body was that of her murdered hus-
band and claim an insurance of s25, 900 on
his life.
"A terrible accident occurred on the
Pennsylvania Central railroad, about SO
miles west of Harrisburg last Thursday
evening. The second section of the Gin
cinnati express train, bound east, ran into
the rear of the first section and telescoped
two Pullman cars. Five bodies have been
recovered from the debris. Their names
are as follows: Matthew Knowles and
j. w. Bacon, both Of Chicago, w. w.
Dante, wife and child, of Green Lake,
Wisconsin. Five other persons were in
Jured, but none seriously.
The funeral of Mr.. Greeley took place
last week Wednesday from the church OF
the Divine Paternity, New York. The
President and Vice President of the Unit
ed States, the Vice-President-elect, and
numbers OF distinguished men from all
parts of the country attended, and repre-
sentative of clubs embracing all classes OF
industry. The procession IL said to have
been two miles in length.