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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-27
BOSTON STOCK sALEs-August "A.


NEW YORK. Aug. 2s-CottOn firm; sales 1902 bales
q a s 91 Guis and STEADY sales 10y S
SIS; southern 500 q 1850 Wheat firm; sales 70 900
Winter Th red w ses white Michigan SIS a
ls5; Corn In good speculative demand; sales 2350O0
g. a axe Oats fTmer; sales 81 900 bush; Ohio Is a
50c western 43 a 44c. Beef dull. Pork dull;
SO d an!d sss 3 ss Il Mssy t
92he Rice quiet; Carolina at 81 q shc. Sugar firm
Rio IS 49, s4 IS fs quiet
and steady at say a Sc ro.n quiet at &sI5 @ ass.
Ts iESsT steady Sst ass ssua &c 'sHneu ''@ ENC
CHIcAGo Aug. 2s-Flour unchanged sales light;
extra spring $3.50 q 662h Wheat in fair demand firm
and Il q sha9e higher G No sPrng At Sis 2O No
No do SlG4h rejected at 50 a soc. Corn dull and de-
clhingj No mixed sc q regular sales at sse 9s9lc
rejected S5c Nc high mixed canal Ss@e Oats easier
Barley easier at nc; No fall 63c Pork
saes Of SUMNER AZ Nc RuK meats I'M IN pooS demand
and held on market no sales. Bacon 1o6 UNCHANGED
$4,000 bush wheat $1,000 bush corn $4,000 bush oats,
1000 bush rye, 10000 bush barley.
meats in good demand shoulders at &c; clear rib sides
9hc clear sides 9c sales at Oc for packed Bacon In
good demand sales OF shoulders at c; clear rib sides at
loIci clear sides lie Hams-sugar cured firm; winter
at i65 a. lie Live hogs in fair demand and firm at s45O
a $50. Whiskey steady at sec.
20 @ 2OAc.
Foreign Markets.-lBY Atlantic Cable.l
LONDON, Aug. 26-COnsols and American securities
closed unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 26.-cotton closed unchanged.
PICNIC PARTIEs.-You want good, refreshing drink
use Williams Jamaica Ginger.
The vigorous action produced in the nervous system
by the tonng and stimulating properties of SMoLAND-
Frs BucHu, sustains and supports the entire nerve
structure 1t also the paHacea for kidney, bladder
and glanduar diseases, diabetes, gravel mental and
physical debility, youthful errors or ndisereions and
nervousness. 1t buoys up the human constitution.
An2I denn&MlM
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All Persons who are subject TO Dysentery, Cholera
Morbus, or any bowel complaints 20 hequent at this
season Of the year, should procure bottle Of DR.
wgATHERBRE's DrsENrIRY CURE, which has been
well known and effcotual medicine in use for over
twenty years. Call for IL at wEATHERBEE & co.'s
Drug Store, No 295 Front st., Western Depot wor
ee ster Mass. d&wto22 iylO
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Banking House.
VIM. IL. MORSE. ..........,..... BANKER
426 Main Street corner Of Pleasant
Has opened an Office for the purpose of doing General
Banking and Commission Business
Buys apd Sells Government Securities Railroad and
other Bonds, Gold, and Coupons.
Executes orders at New YORK and Boston Stock
Boards.
Draws Drafts payable at sight, available in all parts OF
Europe.
rs AGENT FOR EUROPEAN STEAMERS.
NEG0TIATE.s BUSINESS PAPER.
10 Business hours sane as Banks Of the city.
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worcester Gas Light Company.

COKE.
This CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FEEL for Manufac-
turing purposes and Family Use, is offered the
public in quantities to suit at the following Reduced
Prices:
One Gh%dron of Sc bushels. ,.....,...s5es
One-Haf do. ~ .......,.....,..., 2.5b
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 Once of the Company No. Bank
Block, Foster ST.. up stairs. diff la4
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A HooI. for Every Man.

The "sojEscE OF LIFE, or SELF PRESERVATION" a
Medical Treatise on the Cause and Cure of Exhausted
Vitality Premature Decline IN Man. Nervous and Ply
steal Debility, Hypocbondria Impotency spemator-
ing from the errors Of youth the indscret0ns or OK.
Of mature years, This Is Rdced book for every
true way to health and happiness. II Is tho cheapest
ad KS. lneuSf WoIh Eyer PuDamsd ana the only one
much enlarged Illustrated bound in beautiful French
cloth. Price ST. Sent by mail postpaid on reeelpt OF
price Address PEABODY MEDICAL IEsriTnfE, No 4
Bulnnch So, Boston, MassD Or Dr. w. II. PARKRR, AS
slstnnt Physician N B.The author may be consulted
the above, a. well all diseases requiring skill ana
experience. deoplyr Jas
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Il appears now that Mr.. Jacob, the present
governor of West Virginia, has been reelected
by a large majority. The regular democratic
Greeley ticket has suffered an overwhelming
defeat. Some of the Greeley organs say, this
election has no political significance, and go so
far even, as to claim that both the candidates
for governor were open supporters of Greeley
and Brown. But this is not true. Camden, the
regular democratic candidate was openly for
Greeley, but Jacob was generally supposed
to be against Greeley, because he bolted
the regular democratic nomination, and,
also, because he refused to declare for
Greeley. He was supported by republicans and
a portion of the democrats, as the anti-Greeley
candidate, and part of the state ticket headed
by his name, was republican. His position, ac-
cording to a reporter of the New York Tribune,
was stated in one Of his speeches, as follows:
"Gov. Jacob spoke at Lewisburg, yesterday,
to an audience composed chiefly of administra-
tionists and colored people. He declined to
permit reply. he denounced the ParkerSburg
convention as unfair, and declared himself the
choice of the people. He said he had been badly
treated, and appealed to the asSemblage not to
see him stricken down. The negroes all left at
the close of his speech. Though questioned, he
" tltltT lOT OF against
the constitution, or for or against Greeley"
What he will do in regard to the presidential
question, will be known when he shall decide to
explain himself more distinctly; but there are
not few democrats in West Virginia who will
support the Louisville nominations or vote for
Grant and Wilson, and it seems very probable
that Gov. Jacob is one of them. Be this as it
may he has been voted for as an anti Greeley
democrat, and triumphanty elected, on this
ground. 1t would be absurd to suppose that
national politics did not enter into
this election. Gov. Jacob recognized this
influence by seeking the support of voters OPP
posed to Greeley and Brown. He had nothing
to expect from the other side whose ticket and
action in convention he repudiated; and in this
we see what his election sgnhes politically
The latest reports state that the new state con-
sitution has been adopted by small majority,
and that the separate provision dsqualifying
coIored voters for holding Office has been de-
feated.
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school Of Drawing and Painting.

Mr. Gadwin would respectfully inform hts pupils and
friends that his Glasses for Instruction In Dr. wing
Water Color and Oil Painting, in all their branches will
be reoEened Friday Sept at his Studio. 37 Main ST.,
foot of Elm st.
Applications may be made Studio and after Sept
I'd. HOurs-9 to II A. NJ; to p. NJ.
Circulars will be sent application, containing par
ticulars as to plan of instruction, TERMS &c.
au2O d2w GEO. L. eLADWIN.
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Saem embellishments.

TEyHE DEMOCRATIC CITY COMMIT
TEE are requested to meet at their Headquarters,
| Room NO l. Gouldings Block, WEDNESDAY EVE
| MING AUG 2sth at 7 Z o'clock. Per Older.
AMI d2t J. j. 0'GORMAN, Sec.
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XVHEREAS-The Estate NO % vernon
w st recently owed and occupied by me, is ad-
aHd n,bercas tho said 6roner having been sold by
by private sale two weeks ago my own price and al
arrears paid by me. mOr age taheh from tne
purchaser. and my mortgage note recON sreu reeag me
from all further ndebtedn IS In the matte anu NieIeas'
the notice Of sale wasinsered in breach aSeSmen.
and is kept the paper in malice, by one D1oN
this is TO inform my friends that he cannot Ne'i my
house and appropriate the money had paid on It, now
much he may have strven 10 do 50. -
au27 diff EDWARD IRWIN.
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Notice is hereby given that the undersigned bns
bought the Stock and Fixtures of Mcssrs. H0PSON d
son, 81 Southblge st. hope BY fair dealing 10 mcrt
n share OF the public patronage. '
Balcd Hay and Straw constantly on hand at fair
prices. "''
Worcester, Aug s, 1872. DIV aul6
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Consumption Can be Cured.
SCHENCKS PULN0NIC SYR UP,
SCHENCK'S SEA WEED TONIC,
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS,

are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary Con-
sumption.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-27

Having sold my Painting Business to JOHN ]. 0NEIL.
resnecffaliy recommend him to my former patrons
ode thoroughy competent for the business. and wOuld
soIicit ior him large share OF public PATRONAGE
7o''- c. A. BoWKER.
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SpsttaI Auttess.
UnLted stntes nnd cnnnhln

United States and Canadian
PATENTS OBTAINED,
- FOREIGN PATENTS PRoGtR RED '''"l'O'
lnterference and other Patent Cases attended to by
~, NJ, JAMES NE. G. ARNOLD, Worcester, Mass.
Worcester Five Cents Savings Bank.
NO. $40 MAN STREET.
OPEN FRoM................9 a. NJ to / p M to4P.M
THrRTY-SIxTH SEM-ANHUAL DIVIDEND The trls-
tees of this Bank declared the Thirty-Srth Semi An
RHGl Dividend on the first day Of July rate OF SIX
PER CENT. PER ASNUM,
DEPOSITS received up to ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
Deposits are put upon interest the first day every
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST are made in January and
July.
CHAs. L. PUTNAM, President
GEORGE W. WHEELER Treasurer diff iyll
------ --==
Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank,
"a CENTRAL EXCHANGE, 3lI MAIN ST.
Deposits put upon interest the FVteeah day of
each month.
Dividends made every January and July.
Bank open on Saturday evenings from TO 8, for the
receipt of deposits,
HARRISON BLISS, President.
II. WOODWARD. Treasr. dawtf lyle
-<-----------
Peoples Savings Bank,
45a MAIN ST. OPPOSITE THE CRY HALL
Deposits Aug l, ls72........,$2, O7O,SIO
Number OF DeposltOrs. S,OS1
The usual SemI-Annual Dividend, at the rate of Six
per Ct per annum is now payable, and will be added to
the principal if not withdrawn
Deposits are put upon interest the first day OF the
month.
IN addition to the usual Banking Hours the Bank is
og tro hours on Saturday eoeHHgS for the convenience
Of dep0StOrS only.
Bank Hours-9 to l-2 to 4. Saturdays 9tol and6
to g.
JOHN c. MASON President.
G. M BENT, Treasurer
worcester, Aug. 2. 1872 d&wtf
Worcester County institution for Savings
FOSTER STREET.
Chartered. ............F February s, 1928.
Deposits put on interest the first day of each month
Dividends made every January and July
Deposits Jan. l, 1872. ........S4, soc 900 40.
Hon. ALEXANDER II. BULLOCK. President
d&wtf G. A. HAMILTON Treasrrer
----------------
MiIIbury Savings Bank, MInbury, Mass,
ORGANIZED JULY, ls54)
Deposits received up to One thousand Dollars Demos
Its put upon interest the first day Of every MONTH
DiUidds ofihtsrest made in January and July at
the rate of six per cent per annum.
THos j. HARRINGTON, President
FRANK 6. MILES, Treasurer. diff aus
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United States and Canadian
PATENTS OBTAINED,
Reissues, Extensions, Trademarks and Caveats secured
FOREIGN PATENTS PROCURED,
lntererence and other Patent Cases attended to by
2Tl Main st. dtf mhle
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NOTICES!

John J. O'NEIL respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he has bought out the
PAINTING BUSINESS
lately carried on nv Mr. B0WkER. AZ Waldo st. where,
hy close attention TO business and moderate prices he
homes to gain share of public patronage.
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NEW PARTNERsHIP,

NOTICE The undersigned have disposed
~ Of the stock and Fixtures IN the Hay store No 81
Southbridge ST, TO MIR. CHAS. NEWTON. Thankful
for past patronage solicit the for the new Arm
Aug D, 1871 HoPSON a son.
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American Button Hole Sewing Machine.

II you are about to buy Sewing Machine rim nor act
Me innt VIII DO ALL kinds Of Sewing, Tie American
BultOnliQle IL the only one that will do NJ Fnliv war
rah'eu' i;rM: sTOCKWELL,
uelWl 5A Main VI.
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NORWICH g. WORCESTER DIVISION
PITAL Bull DING.

Notice Is hereby given, that the Committee who have
in charge the preparation of plans for the Hospital to
erected ON the land recently given to The City by
GEORGE JACQUES. ESQ., will receive from all Architects
iesrous OF entering into competition for such work.
designs, plans, and perspective for Hospital Buildings
the contract for the same together with such superin
tendence of construction may be deemed to be re-
CURED to be awarded the author of the design which
shall be approved by the Committee.
1t is understood that no charge Will be made for any
design submitted and not accepted.
Any in regard to the subject be had at
the Mayors Gfice
GEORGE +. VERY
aus diff Chairman of the Committee
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Rice, whiting 81 Bullock,
B A N X f RS & BROK ERS
Cor Main and Pearl Sts, Worcester.
DEALERS IN
Government Bonds, Gold. Silver, Coupons,
etc, etc.

ETC., etc.
Investment Securities Specially.
Buy and Sell Railroad, City and County Bonds.
Special attention given orders for purchase and sal
of Stocks at Boston and New York Boards
Agents the various lines of European Steamships
Passages secured to and from Europe cabin steerage
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange Drafts
drawn payable in ans of the principal cities of Europe
Allow interest deposits subject to check at sight
Special deposits for three months or longer received,
with interest at current rate dtf aplO
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PICNIC PARTIEs.-YOu want good, refreshing drink
use Williams Jamaica Ginger
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I TI5OVLUI TANIN ETNoIIIF,-
~ The partnership heretofore existing under the Arm
name OF JOSEPH CHASE Il Co., is dissolved by mutual
consent All accounts will be settled az the old stand
and patrons are requested TO be prompt in settling old
accounts. JOSEPH CHASE,
FRED. A CHASE,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-25
OTTER TAIL COUNTY. .,
CLt7H11AIL. Jan. II.

CLt7nlaA1L, Jan. II, 1879.
ED1roR JouH1AL.- The CRY Of hard
times still continues. Already many farm
go. are selling themselves short Of bread
stufs and seed wheat, in order to procure
some Of the necessaries Of life and to pa7
their taxes. The demand for teams and
lahorers is quite limited. Many persona
are at loss to know what to do.
Mr.. Craigio is getting out timber for 9
saw.mill. His grist dill Is running well.-
Nr. r. L. Frszee il also doing a lively
business in tho wav OF furnishing -four
from his new mill 10 the citizens. traders
ana merchants, and 10 also selling large
quantities of lumber. Otter Tail City is
improving finely. The railroad runs with
in ten miles Of the place: and It seems al
most like old times to be able to get apples
in this far-off section for $500 per barrel.
MIR. s. ]. Whiting Is still running a
email store in Clitherall. Mrs. Roseltha
Corliss is teaching our school, and gives
good satisfaction. The early part Of the
winter was cold. but for some time past
We have hal mild pleasant weather. Tho
ground squirrels have been skipping about
- in summer.
There are reports Of small pox being in
some localities south Of US. The wife of
Mr.. Reuben Oaks, Of this place, died to-
day after a brief illness.
c. WHITING.
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.se.s :,l4OPED OYSTERS.

49, - r gZr
This makes an EXC lien, dish to 90.
COMPANY the turkey or goose to serve
at supper party or to help our other.
wise measer dinner. Small oysters,
which COST less than arye ones ADD arc
jls. as well favored, will answ a. we'll
A. large Blu ter rudliny dish aud
put ou a tina layer If bread crlubs Or
rolled cr.ck"r; put ON layer
ot oyster, another layer Of erumos,
and 90 on until the dish is ILL
ed or all the oysters have been used.
The top layer should be Of crumbs.
In filing the dish put bits Of butter and
little pepper with each layer Of oys-
tiers. A very little mace makes an ex-
cellsot ssssouiog for this dish "a few
small bits with each layer-avoid using
too much. The oysters ia cooking
usually give up enough liquor to mois-
ten the crumbs. Bake for an hour.
The dish should be han |somelg brown.
ed upon top, and should be moist all
through without any running liquor
american Agriculturist.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-25

\ BEAUTIFUL S1GHT.-The Ports
u''uth On. H. Journalreports = beau.
uiul si@>ht witnessed few days ago,
while in the vicinity of tho mouth of
the "arbor, "a schooner bound in, whose
sails, rigging and hull were covered
with ice, and as tho sun fell upon It the
effect was magical every part of the
vessel appeared like frosted silver, on
which the many shades Of the opal were
reflected and the whole contrasted with
the deep blue 81 the water, and steam
arising from the same which ut one
time completely envcl ped the whole,
presented picture such as exceeds
description" -i' =
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"A raid seems to pe in progress
against the Normal Schools. How wide
an influence it will gather it is impossi-
bic to predict. The movement con-
templates sutting off the school at Man
kato, aud the one at St. Cloud, leaving
the one at Winona to live on S., 900 per
year. The effort seems to result, 10
part At least, from the published inten-
ton Of the Normal Board to ask an
appropriation Of $4,000 fer Normal
School purposes. One error usually CO.
genders another, but hope that this
last one, Of shutting up two Of the most
satisfactorily conducted schools in the
State, will certainly be avoided. There
is urgent need of reform 10 some feat
ures Of the Normal management, but
destruction is not reformation.-Aust;n
7runscript.
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oIlsARNs COuSTY Aa s.ICUGTbRAL
@ 55 / ~ ~ TX SOClllTY. I Us

An adjourned ms.tipg If the S,en,n.
County Agricultural Society was held 4,
the Court House on Saturday. Jan. a0th. a.
o'clock h,-the President, ". r. Riy.
ov' IN the Chair. The Secretary, Mr Dsla.
no. being absent, siok. D. B. searle WAS
elected Secretary pro tem.
Tue Fresi!eut stated TIA, the object Il
Via meeting vas 10 elect officers for the gu.
suing year. and to appoint Committees. &c.
On motion Of Jno. Coates. committee Of
three, consisting Of Msssrs. Coates. Zlpp,
and Smith was appointed to nominate OIL
cora fsr the ensuins year; which committed
reported 20 follows:
Presideat--W T. Rigby.
Wee President-J. E. Hayward.
Secretary-R W. Delano.
Treasurer-T. C. Mcclure.
kxee~tipe Committfe-H. A. Boobar. Sank
Centre; N P Clarke. St Cloud; A. Smith,
st. Cloudtown; W. Il. Blaisdell, Psynes-
vile; John schoenleben, Munson Casper
Pick, Wakefield; s. A. Clifford, Lynden
Eoen Pil'sbury, st. Martin; Isaac Ober.:
miller, New Albany; NJ. Hansen, ST.,
Rockville; Frank Arnold, Le>auk.
On motion the ,repo't VAS accent.I. and
those officers declared elected Tor tho en-.
sum year.
The Treasurer, T. C. Mcclure. submit
ed his report, which was accepted, show.
IN that there hal been received from all
sources the sum Of 1892 95; dishursed for
Eremiums and expenses Of the fair, 1857 {:
unpaid premiums, $3.50; leaving bal
e'ce to the credit OF the Society Of 5000. As.
This is certainly a very creditable showing
'of the hrst year, AMI considering that the
ar was held so late in the season. and the
limited time for preparation, the citi-
zens OF Stearns county may congratulate
themS elves upon the Furnishing condition
of The society.
Messrs. Mcclure and Hayward we're
elected delegat es to repre- sent this society
at the meeting Of the State Agricultural So
clety to be held in st. Paul next month,
with power to APPOINT proxies in case of their
inability to attend. i +:
The acting Secretary was instructed to
prepare art cles Of inco' pora.ion Of the
society and file In the office Of the Secrets-
~ Of State and Register of Deeds Of
stserns county. ;
On motion Of Mr.. Mcclure the time for
holding the next fair, and the arrange
msnts with the Driving Park Association.
were loft to the Executive Committee: 7
No further business being presented, he
society adjourned.
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-Wequotethe following from Quius
new book: "No matter how favorable
the 10 ration, nor what tho character o.
the soil may be, be tills to great disad.
vantage who fail. TO make a liberal ap.
plicatiou Of manures. The question
for the gardener is. how much manure
cal I use with increased profit ? Aud if
he is alive to his own interest he will
soon discover the quantity that can be
so applied to an acre, is large. Of the
bulky mauures, that from stables
where the horses are fed on grain and
hay is of most value"
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Il New Book every one should posses.
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A Guide in the alb: ence or Medical. As
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